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[Reynard]

There are only two acceptable condiments for a hot dog: spicy brown mustard, or hot pepper relish.

 

[Reynard]

Eberron is the best setting ever created for D&D because it was the one most intentionally created for D&D.

 

[Celebrim]

There are only two acceptable condiments for a hot dog: spicy brown mustard, or hot pepper relish.

Grilled onions? Mango salsa? Kim chi? Siracha? Is guacamole a condiment?

I mean if you are eating a hot dog, it's not for the hot dog but for whatever you are putting on it.

 

[Reynard]

I mean if you are eating a hot dog, it's not for the hot dog but for whatever you are putting on it.

Balsphemy. If you aren't eating it for the hot dog, have a burger.

 

[Celebrim]

Balsphemy. If you aren't eating it for the hot dog, have a burger.

If I want a burger, I'll eat a burger. If I want a sausage on a bun, I'll eat a bratwurst, a knackwurst, a mettwurst, a nice Texas smoked sausage or literally anything but a hot dog. If I'm eating a hot dog, it's because I don't care much about what I'm eating and my expectation is all the flavor is going to come from what I put on it not the cheap steamed bun and vaguely meat flavored tube.

 

[Reynard]

If I want a burger, I'll eat a burger. If I want a sausage on a bun, I'll eat a bratwurst, a knackwurst, a mettwurst, a nice Texas smoked sausage or literally anything but a hot dog. If I'm eating a hot dog, it's because I don't care much about what I'm eating and my expectation is all the flavor is going to come from what I put on it not the cheap steamed bun and vaguely meat flavored tube.

Maybe don't eat a bad hot dog then?

 

[AnotherGuy]

Have any of you tried Chutney and Mayo combo as a topping for meaty smoked sausages on a roll?

 

[mamba]

Maybe don't eat a bad hot dog then?

They seem to far outnumber good ones, to the point where I am not sure the latter ones even exist

 

[Autumnal]

Eberron is the best setting ever created for D&D because it was the one most intentionally created for D&D.

And with almost no concession at all to vaguely late Middle Ages setting tropes.

 

[Thomas Shey]

I mean if you are eating a hot dog, it's not for the hot dog but for whatever you are putting on it.

Given I've eaten (and frequently enjoyed) plain hot dogs my whole life...