Both are great with sauerkraut.

Burgers.

Most hotdog sausages are only like 10-15% meat.

The best burger is better than the best hot dog. (I assume. I haven't eaten either.)

Nothing is better than a big sausage.

Burgers for the win.

Though if I do have a hot dog it's got to be with proper sausage and not that poor man ♥♥♥♥.

plain hamburger

Oprindeligt skrevet af Abaddon the Despoiler:

Burgers.

Most hotdog sausages are only like 10-15% meat.

pretty sure it's 100% meat minus stuff like nitrates and seasonings. :V

Oprindeligt skrevet af ☮ne✟rue𝓢ax☯n:

Burgers for the win.

Though if I do have a hot dog it's got to be with proper sausage and not that poor man ♥♥♥♥.

Hebrew National. Accept nothing less.

You can get hotdogs in Hamburger

burgers just makes me think of randy...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj9HuXUenfo

Oprindeligt skrevet af Pierce Dalton:

Nothing is better than a big sausage.

There was a place on the beach that sold burger-dogs and those things were damn good.

A hamburger, or a Chicago style hot dog? It's a toss-up.

I do enjoy a good chili dog...

Oprindeligt skrevet af *ੈ✩‧₊˚༺☆Prinny☆:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Abaddon the Despoiler:

Burgers.

Most hotdog sausages are only like 10-15% meat.

pretty sure it's 100% meat minus stuff like nitrates and seasonings. :V

No sausage is 100 meat. From Google:

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Meat Content:
Hot dogs must contain a minimum of 15% skeletal muscle meat, but can also include meat byproducts and poultry products.
Other Ingredients:
In addition to meat, hot dogs contain water, spices, and binders like cereal grains or powdered milk products.
Fat Content:
The fat and water content combined cannot exceed 40% of the hot dog's weight.
Mechanically Separated Meat:
Some hot dogs may include mechanically separated meat, which is a paste-like product made by forcing bones with meat attached through a sieve.


Most brands have the minimum 15%.

Always read the labels of stuff you put into your body.