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How many kilos of hot dog are needed in cooking spaghetti for 60 persons?
Sausages are usually used for spaghetti, not hot dogs. Specifically, Italian sausages. You would use about 20 Italian sausages. About 2 kilograms.
What is the onomatopoeia of sausages cooking in a pan?
Its actually a Sizzle
Can Muslims eat sausages or hot dogs?
As long as it contains halal meat or is meatless, then yes.
Are thermophiles harmful?
thermophiles are harmful to humans because thermophiles are very hot that its hotter than boiling water and that heat damages humans so thermophiles are harmful
Why are sausages sold in packs of 5 and hot dogs in packs of 10?
Because most likely someone will eventually break a hot dog bun or two
Can you eat a hot dog on diet?
Not recomended however you can have one cheat day but keep the sausages to a limit no more than 2
Why does hot dog have the word dog in it?
The term "hot dog" is believed to have originated in the 19th century, with some accounts linking it to the word "dachshund." The connection is likely due to the shape of a dachshund being similar to a sausage, which led people to jokingly refer to sausages as "hot dogs." Over time, the term stuck and became common usage for this type of food.
What is a dog taco?
It would be a taco made of dog meat, which would be gross and disgusting, even for Mexicans. More realistically, it would be a taco made of sausages - instead of "hot dog", it would be a "dog taco".
Are hot dogs alive?
No. They are sausages.
Why is my dog's head hot to the touch?
When a dogs head is hot to the touch, it does not mean that a dog is ill. Like humans, a dog reacts to the temperature changes in the environment.
Where was the hot dog first made?
The hot dog was introduced to the United States by German immigrants. It consisted of a frankfurter sausage on a split bun. The name "hot dog" was coined around 1900 by the American cartoonist T.A. Duncan, when he drew talking sausages resembling dachshunds.
What has the author Jaclyn Sullivan written?
Jaclyn Sullivan has written: 'What's in your hot dog?' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Frankfurters, Sausages, Meat
