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Heaven on a bun. Nathans kosher beef, steamed poppy seed bun, mustard relish. and onions. Second choice, Vienna hot dog, steamed bun, onions, cheese, and a good dollop of chilli.These dawgs gotta be steamed, boiled kills em, Hebrew national are also good.
[QUOTE=kygorski;469904]Heaven on a bun. Nathans kosher beef, steamed poppy seed bun, mustard relish. and onions. Second choice, Vienna hot dog, steamed bun, onions, cheese, and a good dollop of chilli.These dawgs gotta be steamed, boiled kills em, Hebrew national are also good.[/QUOTE]
You getting those around E-town, or just waking up from a "good dream"? :p
[QUOTE=kygorski;469904]Heaven on a bun. Nathans kosher beef, steamed poppy seed bun, mustard relish. and onions. Second choice, Vienna hot dog, steamed bun, onions, cheese, and a good dollop of chilli.These dawgs gotta be steamed, boiled kills em, Hebrew national are also good.[/QUOTE]
Is that "Vienna" hot dog made from Vienna sausage? The Hebrew National sounds like some kind of Israeli soldier.
@ FlyLie...he must have taken a nap while he was hungry.
Oh, God! Please tell me I won't be fed Vienna sausage when I get to Heaven.
No they are not made oit of viena sausauges!!! Those things aren' t even real food. Vienna is a trade name., they are a pure beef kosher frank, which are on a level with Nathans.Fly. nope. had my last nathans about three months ago, there is a guy who has a hot dod wagon, ande was at the clinic in bowling green.Its always a promise to myself when I go up north to have at least one dog and one vienna polish, and of course, if I can still swallow, a Gyro!
Hebrew National's my favorite, then Nathan's. I didn't know Nathan's made a kosher dog; I'll have to look for those. And I just can't find the Hebrew National Kosher Polish Sausages any more. I really liked those!