Mustard and onions on both.Ketchup on the fries.
Todays hot dogs are nowhere near as good as they were 50 and 60 years ago.Chicken has no business in a hot dog.
Tom

I agree - mustard on hot dogs and ketchup on hamburgers. No one in my house is allowed to put ketchup on hot dogs or eggs when I'm here.

I agree they don’t taste as good as they used to. Probably putting in less junk when making them nowadays. .

Okay Boco I give up, What is a "western".

And Scott, sorry to correct you but you never want to mix mustard and Ketchup. The compound created by mixing the two is extremely toxic, or so I've been told; plus the tastes clash.

Hotdogs-ketchup,mustard and salsa
Hamburgers-ketchup,mustard and onions

I don't care what you put on a hot dog, I ain't eating one. No way. Just the thought makes me want to gag.

Ketchup and mustard on hamburgers, or bbq sauce.

If I could only choose one it would be mustard on hot dogs and ketchup on hamburgers. I like both on both sometimes but I never have just mustard on a hamburger.

Mustard or ketchup - hot dogs or hamburger which ever you had when I was a kid. You weren't choosy. Horse radish on pork of all kinds except fried ham. Mayo was made the day of the get together and if any left was given to the hogs. When we went to the country folks in the summer they still had, wood burning stove, ice box, pump in the kitchen and a well in the yard and an outside toilet. About 1951, they got electricity and had refrigerator. Had a smoke house, the hams hung in all year round. Wanted ham... you went out and sliced off what you needed and left the rest hanging there. Still remember the red-eye gravy... it was great eating, but after … Oh never mind …. I can hardly stand Mayo today, got sick on it once at about age 4... all I allow in my house is Miracle Whip... buy by the gallon.

It is strange of the things you were exposed to as a kid that you continue to carry on through life.

BUT you got to love the Good Old Days. Kids today don't know what they are missing, in most cases.

Garry-

Actor, You talking about going to the smoke house and cutting off what you needed reminds me of a guy that when he was little would take sausage on a biscuit to school for lunch. A bigger kid started taking his lunch away from him every day. He got tired of going hungry so one morning he went out to the smoke house and sliced a nipple off of a sow they had hanging and put that on a biscuit. The big boy complained it was tough. The guy said yea, that was the utter off our old sow. Never had trouble of that nature anyway after that.

My Grandma used to can real catsup and it was good on everything.

mustard on almost everthing

mayo on nothing

ketchup here and there, mostly fries

but thats just me

Ketchup on both
Mustard on Hotdogs
Good tartar sauce (like the old Hot Fish Shop made) on fries

onions on both, relish on hot dogs, and if im feeling like it ketchup with the relish

You guys are making me hungry for a Coney.

Mustard, ketchup and relish on a hot dog. Ketchup and onion on a hamburger.

You guys are missing out.

walleyed doesn't know which is correct but after

reading this entire thread, now I am hungry.

their are none of the above dogs or burgers in the house

and a blizzard is raging outside.


I would eat them either way right now !!!

w

You out of Donuts again?

and the bon bons are froze

Hot Dog's and thick sliced Bologna are GREAT on the grill with BBQ sauce, and a dab of Mustard with Catsup is good on fries.

" Nobody, I mean nobody puts ketchup on a hotdog."
Dirty Harry Callahan.