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In response to "DTM and on the list! " by Krusty

There's nothing unique about Nathan's. It's just a steamed hot dog (and the hot dog is roughly equivalent to an Oscar Meyer weiner). It's fine and

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Mar 27 '17, 13:54

sort of serves its basic purpose, but there's nothing great about it. Putting aside of course that Chicago hot dogs are far superior (starts world war III), there's really very little difference between a Nathan's dog and any average hot dog you get anywhere else in New York (or pretty much anywhere).

The Pastrami is a different thing. I bow down to New York deli stuff.

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It's not steamed. It's cooked on a flat grill. You might be thinking of something else because the Nathan's dog tastes so much better than - Krusty Mar 27, 14:19 4
- Huh. It's been a really long time since I've had one, but I thought they were steamed. They opened one in Chicago like 25 years ago with much - pmb Mar 27, 14:40 2
  - I don't think I've had a Vienna beef dog. I'll pass on all those toppings, just brown mustard. -- nm - Krusty Mar 27, 14:58 1
    - You can put anything you want on a Chicago dog, except catsup. And he forgot the steamed poppyseed bun. -- nm - . Mar 27, 15:06
- Oscar Meyer is gross! They're nothing alike. I'd rather starve than eat Oscar Meyer.. -- nm - Krusty Mar 27, 14:19

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There's nothing unique about Nathan's. It's just a steamed hot dog (and the hot dog is roughly equivalent to an Oscar Meyer weiner). It's fine and

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