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American Cuisine
Sausages
Hotdog
Dixie Dog: Hotdog topped with chili sauce and creamy coleslaw
Carolina Slaw Dogs: Hotdog topped with chili sauce, coleslaw and mustard
West Virginia Slaw Dog: Hotdog topped with chili sauce, coleslaw and onions
Source:
Frankfurter Wurstchen
, Meat Sausage
Derivative:
Chicago Dog
, Meat Sausage
Derivative:
Corn Dog
, Meat Sausage
Derivative:
Perro Caliente de Ecuador
, Meat Sausage
Derivative:
Sonoran Dog
, Meat Sausage
Places
American South
Bob's Drive Inn
Le Mars
Casey's Diner
Natick
Detroit
Michigan
North Carolina
United States of America
Rays Dog House
Portsmouth
South Carolina
United States of America
United States of America
Walter's Hot Dog Stand
Mamaroneck
West Virginia
United States of America
Timeline
Y/M/D
Person
Association
Description
Place
Locale
Event
1869/00/00
German immigrant, Charles Feltman, begins selling Coney Island Red Hots - a frankfurter in a long bun - from a pushcart to customers at Coney Island.
Coney Island
1892/00/00
Francis Xavier Morris, a black man who immigrated to the United States from the Caribbean, sells "hot dogs" to people skating on a local ice pond and other places people gather in Paterson, New Jersey.
1917/00/00
On the corner of Mission and Lafayette in Detroit, Bill and Gust Keros begin selling Coney Island hot dogs - an all natural Frankfurt with chili sauce, mustard and minced onion on a steamed bun.
American Coney Island
Detroit
1928/00/00
On the first day of business, Frank Gordy makes $47.30 serving a lot of 5 cent hot dogs. The most expensive menu item is 10 cents.
The Varsity, Atlanta
Atlanta, GA
1928/00/00
Walter's Asian inspired Hot Dog stand is constructed for Eugene Warrington.
Walter's Hot Dog Stand
Mamaroneck
1933/00/00
John and Gertrude Mandts add hotdogs to the menu, served with West Virginia hotdog toppings: cole slaw, onions and sauce. The sauce is a chili sauce created by Gertrude.
Stewarts Original Hot Dogs
Huntington
1936/00/00
Despite the success of 'American Coney Island', the Bill Keros opens his own eatery, Lafayette Coney Island, next door.
Lafayette Coney Island
Detroit
1939/06/11
Franklin D Roosevelt
Host
Frank Roosevelt cooks hot dogs for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. They also serve Virginia ham, cold turkey, sausages (hot), cranberry jelly, green salad, rolls and strawberry shortcake.
Top Cottage
Hyde Park, NY
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth State Visit of Canada
1939/06/11
George VI of England
Guest
King George VI enjoys a second hot dog and beer with Franklin Roosevelt.
Top Cottage
Hyde Park, NY
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth State Visit of Canada
1990/00/00
George H W Bush
Customer
US President George H W Bush orders a hot dog, peach pie and a coke while dining with customers at The Varsity, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Varsity, Atlanta
Atlanta, GA
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Food Attribute
American Food
Product Kind
Food
Food Type
Meat
Food Type
Meat Sausage
Food Category
Victual
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