Hot Dogs
Hot dogs are a popular type of fast food known for their simplicity and delicious taste. These savory treats typically consist of a grilled or steamed sausage served in a sliced bun and topped with an array of flavorful condiments. The sausages in hot dogs can be made from different meats like beef, pork, chicken, or a mix of these, and they usually have a tasty smoky or savory taste.
You can put all kinds of stuff on hot dogs to make them how you like, so you get to choose what you want to eat. Common toppings include mustard, ketchup, relish, onions, sauerkraut, and cheese. Some regional variations may incorporate unique toppings that reflect local culinary traditions.
Hot dogs have achieved significant popularity worldwide, becoming a staple in many cultures and cuisines. In the United States, hot dogs are a big part of American food culture. People often eat them at backyard cookouts, on the Fourth of July, and at baseball games.
Because they're easy to carry around, hot dogs are a favorite pick for sports events, picnics, and outdoor get-togethers. You can also find them on the menu at lots of fast-food places, little restaurants, and food carts. They usually come with things like fries and sodas.
Country origin: Germany
Recommended places: Ben’s Chili Bowl in Washington, D.C., USA
Price range: between $1 and $3, specialty or gourmet hot dogs can range from $4 to $7 or more
