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Pink's Hot Dogs in Los Angeles is awesome. Lots of selections too. Chilli dog is the bomb.

 

 

I have heard about that place...

 

Anything with Chili and dog has to be a good thing. Add cheese and that will really clean you out..

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Old timers will remember (spelled phonetically) Wordinski's and Skelenguski

 

You can still buy Wardinski's in WNY. Shelley's are long gone though. I always buy Sahlen's. One time this summer I bought Wardinski's when the place I was at was out of Sahlen's. They were good but not as good as Sahlen's IMO.

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Thanks, didn't know Wardinski still existed. Had Ridlinski on line send me 10# of Sahlens, Teds chili sauce and a jar of Webers. Loved it at first but you can only eat so many dogs.

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Buffalos best was & still is FREYS

 

Frey's Bologna rocks - never had their hot dogs

 

Sahlens and Wardys are 1 and 1a to me-- never had a Zweigle or if i did it did not stand out

 

you must have the natural casing to make it a good dog- it has to pop!

 

their is a butcher up here in WI called Haen's meat that has a good natural casing dog

 

saves me the the hassle of bringing back 5 lbs from buffalo every trip + the buffalo dogs lose their flavor after sitting in the freezer for a few months- the last couple of dogs aren't that good

 

I've bought from www.buffalofoods.com also but with shipping and handling you get up cliose to $10/lb- might as well buy a good steak for that price

 

 

hhmmmm might be a good night for some dogs!

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Chicago style or Maxwell Street style (hot dog or sausage with grilled onions and mustard). Now, if they could use Weber's mustard... It would make a Maxwell Street x10 better.

 

Nothin' better... All other is slop.

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Being from Roch I'm obligated to say Zweigle's pop open, but Hebrew National makes a damn good dog too. They're actually pretty different so I can enjoy either depending on what I'm craving that day.

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Zweigel's are awesome. I prefer the white hots. But Sahlen's makes the best true hot dog. Zweigel's are more of a "wurst" than a hot dog. Wardynski's are very good too. FYI: Ted's grills Sahlen's dogs.

 

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Gotta go with Ted's. The lump charcoal they use is what does the job. I live in Syracuse where Hoffman's is king and everyone loves Heids in Liverpool but to me, that stuff is lame compared to Ted's. Love those shirts too, the black ones, any way to get one without being an employee?

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Johnny's or AJ's Texas Hots in the Jamestown area hands down. If you haven't had em, you don't know what u are missing.

 

Just had some yesterday!! :bag:

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see i am the opposite....never been a ted's fan, love heids....could just be the experience of it...a white hot or 2, chocolate milk(byrne dairy) and a dill pickle.....mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmm, my parents who are native buffalonians, love teds, and don't like heids

 

Gotta go with Ted's. The lump charcoal they use is what does the job. I live in Syracuse where Hoffman's is king and everyone loves Heids in Liverpool but to me, that stuff is lame compared to Ted's. Love those shirts too, the black ones, any way to get one without being an employee?
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Old timers will remember (spelled phonetically) Wordinski's and Skelenguski

 

Old timers may also remember Malecki's.

 

IIRC, Ted's used Malecki dogs until Malecki's went out of business.

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Was raised eating Zweigles. Stationed in Maine and enjoyed Jordan's. Now in Florida and I have to say Hebrew National All Beef is hard to beat.

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