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Hot Dogs
A hot dog, a sausage served on a sliced bun and topped with condiments, is a popular American dish.
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How many hot dogs to feed 35 people?
That is an odd question to ask. There is no real answer to that. Some may say 35 (one for each person). But some may say 70 (2 for each person). Another way to look at that question is thinking about every person on their own. Some people may eat one hot dog, some may eat two, and some may eat six! What ever the answer is I enjoyed answering that odd question of yours.
Do fish eat hot dogs other than fish food?
There are certain kinds of fish that can eat hot dogs. Bluegill and Catfish. If you go fishing, those two will probably be the first to come up. There is one video on Youtube called "Do Fish Eat Hot Dogs"? and they give a fish a hot dog. But for obvious reasons, no they cannot unless you want to clean the water again .
Need to know how much chili to prepare for 2000 to put on hot dogs?
Okay, one hot dog is about half a cup of chili.
So you'll need about 1000 cups.
What are the disadvantages of eating hot dogs?
Well, its just meat. Your body needs vegatables & fruits, meats, dairy, & grains.
Meats that are better for you than hamburger is chicken & pork.
Hamburger has more saturated fats and cholesterol.
How can someone purchase hot dog carts?
You can lease at hot dog cart at http://www.hotdogcartcompany.com
They have a lot of hot dog carts to choose from. Open or enclosed. With or without grills, fryers, griddles, etc. You can even apply online. They ship worldwide.
How many hot dogs could Babe Ruth eat in one sitting?
It has been said that Babe Ruth's illness during spring training of 1925 was caused by binging on hot dogs and soda pop before a game. According to the related link, "Babe Ruth once ate 12 hot dogs & had 8 bottles of soda between games of a double header. He was reportedly rushed to the hospital after the game with a severe case of indigestion."
While we have no historical information on the volume of hot dogs Babe Ruth has consumed in his lifetime, we can compare it to some statistics provided by the National Sausage and Hot Dog Council.
The National Sausage and Hot Dog Council estimates Americans eat 7 billion hot dogs during peak season, from Memorial Day to Labor Day. That can be broken down to 818 hot dogs per second. Much of that consumption occurs at various sporting events. Major League Baseball's ballpark's will sell approximately 30 million hot dogs in a season. That is enough to round the bases 41,667 times. Also, interesting to note, an average hot dog vendor will sell approximately 150 hot dogs per game and 10,000 to 12,000 hot dogs per season.
While the council isn't able to give you an exact figure on how many hot dogs each person eats (everyone is different and has different tastes) they can estimate that if 20 billion hot dogs are consumed by Americans in one year, it can be broken down to about 70 hot dogs per person per year.
Babe Ruth died when he was 53 years old. If we multiply 53 by 70 it equals 3,710 hot dogs consumed over the course of his lifetime.
How many hot dogs are sold in a baseball season at Fenway Park?
About 50,000 were sold before and during the game. For 2009, the figure was just over 55,000.
Are hot dogs good bait for fish in a small lake?
Chunks of hot dog weiners will catch catfish, fished on the bottom.
Where can you buy Jesse Jones hot dogs in Maryland?
Poling Enterprises LLC. PO Box 127 Stuart, Va. 24171 -or- White Packing Co.
What is an adjective for hot dog?
Synonyms for the compound noun 'hot dog' are frank, frankfurter, or wiener.
There are also a number of other, regional terms for hot dog.
How many hot dogs are eaten per game at a minor league baseball game?
the right number of hot dogs eaten at major league baseball games in one season is about 24,300,000.
Which president served hot dogs to the king and queen of England?
Franklin Roosevelt had a picnic for the king and queen at his home in Hyde Park, NY. and hot dogs were on the menu. He had previously entertained them in royal fashion at the White House in Washington.
Why do hot dogs come in a pack of ten but the buns come in a pack of eight?
* So you'll buy more bread (no, because you can certainly buy buns in many other sizes, including 8) * To maximize waste and make sure some of the product goes bad and you have to buy more. (no, that's not an effective goal in corporate thinking. You'd have two to spare) * 2 of the hot dogs always fall through the grill so you only need 8 buns. (simply not true in general. It may happen, but not universal.) * Because someone in the bunch probably eats low carb!
The real reason is that each manufacturer has its own interests. They aren't the same entity. Hot dog manufacturers prefer to have packages weigh exactly a pound. It's easier to measure, sell, store, etc. Thus there are packages with 6 or even 4 larger, but the weight should add up to a pound, regardless. It happens to be that the most manageable size of hot dogs are an eighth of a pound, or 2 ounces.
The bakers have a different issue: pans. They use trays in various formations. The reason that a dozen is such a traditional baker's number is that it can be set up in configurations of 3X4 or 4X3 (or 2X6, or 6X2, but that's not common). When it comes to pans and ovens, maximum efficiency is key. Ten buns means it must be 2 rows of 5, which simply doesn't always work. The 3X4 rectangle is more convenient. == ==
How did hot dogs get their name?
The sausage has been around for thousands of years, but the idea of serving it on a bun seems to be only a little over 100 years old. No need for a plate or utensils. You could eat your 'Coney dog' while walking through the amusement park/
The corn dog was invented in 1942 at the Texas State Fair by Carl and Neil Fletcher. But yes, there's a debate! Pronto Pup vendors claim to have introduced it in 1941 at the Minnesota State Fair.
What country invented the hot dog?
= well, the first hot dog was invented in Germany in the early 1600's. =
Where does hot dog name Come From?
The word hot dog began as a joke about the Germans' small, long, thin dogs. In fact, even Germans called the frankfurter a "little-dog" or "dachshund" sausage, thus linking the word "dog" to their popular concoction.
