What is "hot dog chilli sauce"?
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Seriously - where I come from there is nothing called "hot dog chilli sauce". What is it?
It's a nasty concoction of chopped meat, beans and chili that you would dump on a hot dog thus turning it into a "chili dog". There's also another step known as the "chili cheese dog". I've lived in NY all my life and I've never taken to these. There's a place in Brooklyn called Coney Island Joe's that sells a chili cheese double hot dog hero. My brother had one once. He said it was good, that thing was ugly.
OH it's the chilli glop for a chilli dog. I wonder why they just don't use good chilli.....? I think I answered my own question.
Ummm, I'm guessing you don't know what Frito Pie is either?
Chilli on Fritos?
Ummm, I'm guessing you don't know what Frito Pie is either?
If Chili is good quality, Frito's make an excellent replacement for crackers.
Bob
If Chili is good quality, Frito's make an excellent replacement for crackers.
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What is a Frito?
Spanish for eye fry.
I've put homemade chilli over corn tortillas we fried. That is some good eats.
Frito Lay Corp. brand name corn chip.
Bob
Pablo, you are correct. The "purists" pop open a bag of Fritos and pour the chili inside. Anything to be different, I guess. I like the combo, but I just use a bowl.
In reference to the Chili-Cheese-Dog, the auto racing tracks I go to have concocted....you guessed it(!)..Chili-Cheese-FRIES. I can just hear the conversation "What is the absolutely least healthy thing we can make? Well, let's start with our worst ingrediants....."
In reference to the Chili-Cheese-Dog, the auto racing tracks I go to have concocted....you guessed it(!)..Chili-Cheese-FRIES. I can just hear the conversation "What is the absolutely least healthy thing we can make? Well, let's start with our worst ingrediants....."
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Oh really.
There's a Lay's factory along I-80. I always smell the chips when I drive to and fro Tahoe.
Chili-Cheese-FRIES? Not sure I even want to know what that is but I do know I wouldn't put it in my mouth.
I can't believe what Americans will put in their mouths. We live in very different countries mate
Koegels Hot Dog Chili Sauce - "A fine blend of beef hearts, flour, cracker meal and our unique spices
Umm, no thank you...
The HDCS I've seen in stores usually has no meat or it has "meat products"
I always skip it and go straight for the Hormel Chili. Makin me hungry for Chili Cheese Dogs and Frito Pie.
[censored].(stuck in Brazil, offshore, and the pretty women are a mile away on the FPSO.)(having them a mile away is much worse than having them 50 miles away...)
Umm, no thank you...
The HDCS I've seen in stores usually has no meat or it has "meat products"
I always skip it and go straight for the Hormel Chili. Makin me hungry for Chili Cheese Dogs and Frito Pie.
[censored].(stuck in Brazil, offshore, and the pretty women are a mile away on the FPSO.)(having them a mile away is much worse than having them 50 miles away...)
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I was stuck at work one Sunday, and the operators had their food call, (drive 10km to the nearest takeaway), and kindly shouted the carrot and celeryless turbine engineer in.
Potato scallops (potato cakes, where I came from), with chicken salt and BBQ sauce...strangely enticing.
tried google imaging the thing...no luck.
Take a slice of a large potato, batter, and fry. Add chicken slat, then douse in BBQ sauce.
Potato scallops (potato cakes, where I came from), with chicken salt and BBQ sauce...strangely enticing.
tried google imaging the thing...no luck.
Take a slice of a large potato, batter, and fry. Add chicken slat, then douse in BBQ sauce.
Another spin on the chili cheese fries is that heart attack on a plate they serve at Outback. I won't go there anymore, but my stepkids used to order these fries that had bacon, cheese, gravy and [censored] knows what else... My chest used to hurt watching them eat that.
Funny thing. We give our pets small amounts of leftovers as a treat. The cats we've had over the years have all loved "people food", even potatoes, veggies, and pasta, but they generally would not touch the cheaper hot dog chili we used to get for making chili dogs at home. They simply would not eat Castleberry's, Texas Pete, or most store brands.
When we decided to use real Hormel chili without beans as the local Dairy Queens use on their chili dogs, the cats suddenly got very interested in it. They love the Hormel version! Makes you wonder what's in the cheaper stuff that even puts off pets from eating it.
When we decided to use real Hormel chili without beans as the local Dairy Queens use on their chili dogs, the cats suddenly got very interested in it. They love the Hormel version! Makes you wonder what's in the cheaper stuff that even puts off pets from eating it.
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