[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Empire Kosher is several steps above Hebrew National but no idea if you can get them anywhere near here.

Those are chicken and turkey franks. I'm a beef dog kinda gal. Never learned to like turkey or chicken dogs.

[Bay Kid]

I enjoy Paul's at the Brownwood Farmer's Market.

[B-flat]

The best hot dogs can only be found from the web site below. Nothing like them anywhere except in RI.

Olneyville New York System Restaurant - Rhode Island's Best Hot Wieners!

Gallery | Olneyville New York System Restaurant - Rhode Island's Best Hot Wieners!

[Kerry Azz]

What no onion

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

Those are chicken and turkey franks. I'm a beef dog kinda gal. Never learned to like turkey or chicken dogs.

In the past they did make beef no idea if they are still making them but would imagine they are.

[B-flat]

Originally Posted by Kerry Azz

What no onion

[laryb]

Originally Posted by B-flat

The best hot dogs can only be found from the web site below. Nothing like them anywhere except in RI.

Olneyville New York System Restaurant - Rhode Island's Best Hot Wieners!

Gallery | Olneyville New York System Restaurant - Rhode Island's Best Hot Wieners!

I have had NY system all over RI and love them with Coney sauce and onions (and mustard when I'm in the mood). The coney dogs in the Fall River area are about the same. The most famous place there is Nick's Coney Island, AKA "Dirty Nick's", because the original owner would line them up his arm and put on the condiments. They sell their coney sauce on line in powder form, just add meat and water, then simmer. You can adjust the amounts of powder for your desired intensity. Think you'll find it pretty close NY system

[B-flat]

Originally Posted by laryb

I have had NY system all over RI and love them with Coney sauce and onions (and mustard when I'm in the mood). The coney dogs in the Fall River area are about the same. The most famous place there is Nick's Coney Island, AKA "Dirty Nick's", because the original owner would line them up his arm and put on the condiments. They sell their coney sauce on line in powder form, just add meat and water, then simmer. You can adjust the amounts of powder for your desired intensity. Think you'll find it pretty close NY system

[New Englander]

The only things that should go on a hot dog is mustard & relish!

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by New Englander

The only things that should go on a hot dog is mustard & relish!

Well your half right

Lose the relish and add the sauerkraut.

[collector0915]

Try "Hoffman's" which are sold in the Publix refrigerated meat section. A bit pricey but well worth it for the flavor.

[kaydee]

Originally Posted by collector0915

Try "Hoffman's" which are sold in the Publix refrigerated meat section. A bit pricey but well worth it for the flavor.

We think they are the best...upstate NY product.
Not bragging but, I’m responsible for encouraging Publix’s to bring the product in.

[Northerner52]

Love the Chili Dog at Scruples in Brownwood.

[SFSkol]

To be perfectly frank...

Hot dog stand outside Home Depot on 27 - Sabretts w/kraut and spicy mustard.
Best Bratwurst Sandwich - 1. Eatons Beach 2. World of Beer
Best supermarket - Boars Head Natural Casing

And while I'm on a roll...

Apologies to all you Weiners out there...

Split Dogs are Blasphemous.

[frank1975]

Your best and only real hotdog is Hummels. New York and Connecticut area.