This video on how hot dogs are made doesn't specifically ID what kinds of meat are used, aside from the generic "trimmings," but you have to admit: That brownish goop doesn't exactly make you want to rush to the supermarket.
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1:54 pm
And horse nipples.
3:14 pm
Oh Tim, I'm going to forget I checked out this post.
Let me just say that the best way to watch this video
is to skip right to 4:55. Ahhh, dogs are great.
All's good in dogland...
I did meet someone from England once who worked at one of these places. He said, "You don't want to know what's in 'em mate." He then went on to say how he hasn't been able to eat them since, not even with his mum's fry ups.
7:26 pm
the music in that video is the definition of irony.
10:31 am
Thanks for the post, its good to know about this.
4:13 am
I don't know about anyone else, but I grew up in Detroit with Coney dogs. They're definitely the best in my opinion!
1:06 pm
OHH THE HORROR MY EYES THEY BURN
10:02 pm
Every part of the pig is used.
If frankfurters (hot dogs) are made from lips and assholes, what is left over for baloney?