Some say hot dogs are a specific type of sausage.
For me, a hot dog is a sandwich which has bread and any type of sausage, and possibly some sauce but that's not required.
What do you think?
Snoop Dogg with a foot long hot dog on a cap worn by a dog.
My Magnus hot dog opus.
Hot dogs may refer to the sausage or the dish itself.
That hot dog is just too hot for the b-
We have many types of sausages but one wouldn’t dub them hotdogs.
-special kind of sausages and bread
-those onions are kinda special, too
>a hot dog is a sandwich which has bread and any type of sausage
Depends on where you are, I guess. If you serve some non-wiener/frankfurter on non-hotdog buns:
[1] in Europe? No idea.
[2] At a reunion of college professors in Cambridge, Mass. You'll get compliments. But no one will call your dishes hot dogs.
[3] At a Tuscaloosa, Alabama 4th of July party without also having "real" hot dogs? There's a slight but significant chance you'll end up in a roadside ditch later that night.
Hot dog is the sausage, says I
People take great liberties with the concept:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBHCMy1avAYHot dogs to me are any processed meat in a sausage format within a long bun. Wieners and viennas in a long bun are all hot dogs but a boerewors (farmer's sausage from South Africa) is in a long roll is never a hot dog always a wors (pronounced vorse) roll.
