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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Top Dog
applied one, thanks to my attention being focused on the hot dog and
not the instructions for the tattoo.
Top Dog
hasn't, as a child or adult, enjoyed that combo? I guess the reason
most kids enjoy it is because it's a pretty tame flavor, which I found
a little underwhelming. I was tempted to add mustard but the bun split
and everything became a mess after my first bite, so I decided against
it. The dog was pretty decent but they could do with a more
substantial bun, especially since their combos involve a lot of messy
condiments.
Top Dog
transcendant lobster at Roy Moore's, Sam reminded me that there is a
hot dog stand just further up Bear Skin Neck. It took me all of ten
seconds to decide that a hot dog after lobster wasn't a bad idea.
What surprised me about Top Dog was that they offered all sorts of
interesting dog toppings, while I was expecting a pretty standard
offering. Top Dog has won several notices for their dogs, namely their
"gourmet" toppings. Sam convinced me to try the Boston Terrier, a
natural casing dog topped with baked beans on a grilled & buttered bun.
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