I acquired that taste in Holland. Yum!

Really?
yuck

Y'all sure got some weird tastes, if you don't mind me sayin' so.
What ever floats your boat.

I often made do with what I had on hand!

Mayo DON'T go on ANYTHING.
Ever.

Miracle Whip works too.

Even better when mixed with ketchup.

My mom used to make fried hot dog sandwiches when i was little and she'd toast the bread and cover it in mayo. My love of mayo started at an early age

I bet she split them in half, right?

dang...i might have to pick some hot dogs up this week

But,hey,a change is as good as a rest.

Mayo and tomatoes on a hot dog was one experiment. Found it tasty.

...and I'll put mayo on my friggin' hot dog if I damned well want to. Got it?

Mayo, ketchup (NOT catsup!!!) and onion, to be exact. I don't like that unnatural looking yellow shit that some people call "mustard". I'll go for a good brown mustard, occasionally.

To add: don't know why anyone would.

and the judge would likely award you everything.

Did she hide this from you when you where dating?

There's only one way to have a hot dog -- K, M, pickle relish, sweet onion, and coney sauce. And, it better be a good hot dog, like a Hebrew National or a Koegel's. Ball Park or Oscar Mayer -- yuck! Worst of all, my sister brought a package of Eckrich hot dogs over a few weeks ago --tasted like chemicals to me, so vile I couldn't eat it after a couple of bites.

Mayo smells bad enough. It sure doesn't need to be heatet/liquified on a hot dog for it's aromatics to become more disgustingly pungeant yet. Cole Slaw is worse yet, it's already liquified runny mayo.

But personally, I'm not a fan of the mystery meat in a tube.

There are only a few condiment choices allowed on a hot dog. Mayo is not among them.

ever set foot in Costco without getting my polish dog! It's the best deal in food service. I've got it scarfed down before I put my cart away. if you've timed it right Saturday when the grazing is good at the sample booths, you've had a pretty good lunch topped off by the dog and soda.

Buy only Kosher beef hot dogs. Nothing mysterious or questionable is allowed into a kosher dog. Nothin' - only real cuts of beef, salt and spices. Yum.

And no wiseass questions about why there are no kosher pork hot dogs.

only with all the other stuff on a Sonora Dog.



The basic make-up of a Sonoran hot dog is a bacon-wrapped hot dog shoved into a soft Mexican roll topped with pinto beans, chopped tomatoes, onions, jalapeno sauce, cheese, mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard. They usually come with a roasted chili on the side – sometimes even with roasted green onions.

There are many variations and these hot dogs continue to evolve. It is rumored some Tucson vendors have even started topping theirs with crumbled potato chips. In Mexico, the variations become more elaborate with the option of chorizo, sour cream or crema, avocados, pineapples and more.

Some stands here in town use regular hot dog buns. However, many feel the roll is important for the true taste experience. Usually it’s a Mexican bolillo roll (pronounced: bo lee yo roll), that is sometimes steamed to make it extra soft and fluffy or it’s toasted. The roll is so soft and fluffy, sometimes they seem to go down like cotton candy.

http://tucsoncitizen.com/tucsontales/2009/12/10/tucsons-sonoran-hot-dog-like-a-chili-dog-on-steroids-wrecipe/

mayo works. It kind of tastes like a fried baloney sandwich at that point and mayo goes well with fried baloney.

Ever.

Chili, cheese, onions. Or spicy mustard & onions.

I don't do mayo but cole slaw does contain some mayo so technically.

Yes, peanut butter is a great topping even for the mystery meat dogs.

I think it tastes good with a bit of mayo on it.

But it has to be Miracle Whip!

Bake

in your BBQ sauce down there?

If you can make mayo the basis of a BBQ sauce I think you'll put it on damned near anything.

That being said, I love white BBQ sauce on grilled chicken.

I don't put mayo on my hotdogs but it goes on my burgers and I dip fries in it. My French wife got me addicted to the fries dip.

Unless it's a chili dog.

Then, chili.

a strip of mayo encased within a hot dog.