hot dog

[old3bob]

 

haven't seen one of these aerodynamic buggies for a long time, its all non-aerodynamic taco trucks now...

 

Edited 9 hours ago by old3bob

[zerostao]

needs relish.

[old3bob]

2 hours ago, zerostao said:

needs relish.

 

 plus some mustard, onions, and whatever else.  Btw, I recently bought some all beef dogs thinking they would have less additives but after eating several I later read the label fine print noting sodium nitrate was added,  which normally I never buy anything that has that in it since its supposedly a cancer causing agent!  (yikes) 

 

 

Edited 1 hour ago by old3bob

[Nungali]

Hot dog cars back ? Is that because all the taco vans got rounded up and deported back to Mexico ?

 

 

 

 

  ''  Open up in there !  What are you having for dinner ? It better be 'all- American  ! '' 

[old3bob]

wonder what frame and engine it has underneath the dog, AI might know...(this is a nutty thread)

 

Yep it did: The modern Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is powered by a 6.0-liter General Motors (GM) Vortec V8 engine. This engine is generally found on a Chevy or Isuzu NPR truck chassis, providing approximately 300 horsepower to move the 14,000-pound fiberglass hot dog. 

Edited 1 hour ago by old3bob

[Nungali]

1 minute ago, old3bob said:

 

 plus some mustard, onions, and whatever else.  Btw, I recently bought some all beef dogs thinking they would have less additives but after eating several I later read the label fine print noting sodium nitrate was added,  which normally I never buy anything that has that in it since its supposedly a cancer causing agent!  (yikes) 

 

 

and that is just what they are admitting to !    What else could be in there ?  

 

3. Physical Foreign Matter and Contaminants

Recalls and tests have identified several foreign materials inside hot dogs: 

• Bone and Cartilage: Multiple recalls have occurred due to bone fragments in hot dogs.
• Metal and Plastic: Fragments of metal and clear, white plastic have been found.
• Insect Larvae: Reports have indicated the presence of insect larvae.
• Other Objects: Rubber bands and unidentified animal parts. 

 

4. Unlabeled Fillers and Additives

• Mechanically Separated Meat: Known as "pink slime" or "white slime," this is a paste-like mixture created by forcing bones with remaining flesh through a sieve.
• Fillers: Soy protein concentrate, starch (corn or potato), and milk powder.
• Undisclosed Allergens: Hydrolyzed soy protein or soy lecithin not mentioned on the label

- dont worry about 1 and 2 (missing ) they were just other meats like buffalo and horse  and human DNA  . 

[old3bob]

one better make their dogs at home!