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Hmmm, sounds like something I'll be willing to try someday. Don't know where I can find them where I live tho 😮‍💨
I’ve been judged by everyone who has seen me eat a hotdog. I put a healthy amount of mustard on that bad boy. Don’t think this opinion is unpopular. >

It is not. >

I don't know why someone would think mustard is the "most universally accepted acquired taste in the world", or care what. anyone puts on a hotdog.
Some of you like nascar and Jesus, mustard seems pretty understandable in comparison. >

Religion is understandable because spiritualism is inherent to most people I think. And NASCAR is the deadest sport known to man, it peaked in 2005(? or whenever cars came out in cinema). But mustard, mustard tastes like something that's at least a little toxic, especially on its own. >

Having a hotdog at all is weird, I don't care what you put on it. >

😮‍💨   😮🤌🌭  😔 >

It's weird not to be weird. Weird people are the best people. Your weird is someone's perfect. >

Anyone who puts anything other than horseradish sauce on their hot dog is an animal. >

wow... that sounds like the most stardew valley recipe I've ever heard. >

ketchup is for children >

Nah, you just hatin on it cause it's mainstream 😏 >

If it's a really good hot dog I can be totally content with just a bit of mustard. Grilled Nathan's hot dogs and a fresh bun? Yeah I might even skip the mustard and eat it dry. >

But if it was a corn dog it’s fine. Y’all are just weird. >

No! And I'm not American! I honestly don't even know what corn dogs are, they look like meat popsicles. >

They are so good. Its a hotdog deep fried in a corn batter similar to corn bread. And it’s on a stick, traditional served with mustard. 
We have a breakfast version but is a sausage wrapped in pancake. And you dip it in syrup