Nope. As BG noted, I like my mayo with a side of food. I'd actually use ketchup before I'd use Miracle Whip. On second thought, I'd probably go hungry before using either.......
I don't do the ketchup. Too sweet for my tastes. I'm all about relish, onion, and brown mustard on my dogs. Steak is without sauce if cooked/ seasoned perfectly. A1 if it needs a little help. A burger without mayo is just dumb.
No. A hot dog is a processed food product which requires condiments while a sandwich is a crafted food consumable package.
Miracle whip can stay fresh for 23 years. lol MW is great with turkey but I would not apply it to beef items.
A good quality hot dog (made preferably with turkey) is great with horse radish and spicy mustard on a toasted quality bun.
If something is already rancid when made is it ever really fresh? This debate could be the new airplane on a treadmill.
Leave it in the cold and it works like auto body putty. lol I read what is in the bottle and I never bought it again. I read almost every ingredient label and all food has soy lecithin (banned in many countries including Russia.)
Hot dogs can be sliced, put between two slices of bread and made into a sandwich....the argument is not about the hot dog here but the bun.....I say any meat surrounded with bread qualifies as a sandwich and ketchup is gross....so is mayo.....mustard and relish rule the hotdog world!
Of course it is. If a sandwich is defined as a dish where the "main" ingredients are on one or two pieces of bread, how could a hot dog or burger not be? If being processed food eliminates, then baloney sandwiches are not sandwiches. For that matter, neither are cheese sandwiches.
if you cook your steak well done and put ketchup on it, its safe to assume every decision you make is wrong.
