I gathered that. It seems almost like breathing over there…at least reflected in the mirror that is TV and the movies.
We don’t have them often in our family and I think we probably go more for the BBQ sausage, which we call a “snag”. There are hardware stores where groups like scouts hold a BBQ every weekend where you can pick up your sausage sandwich. I’d imagine that would translate into a hotdog stand in the USA.
Sausages and hot dogs are basically the same thing, right? We’ve just Americanized sausages into plain old weiners. Not many hot dog stands around here, but there is a gourmet hot dog place in my local mall. That has to be better than the hot dogs that you see in corner stores, rolling around inside a glass case, which have to be older than… me. 🙂
Our Australian BBQ sausages are legendary for being burnt to a charcoaled crisp. Indeed, when I’ve been with the scout selling sausages, we have actually had requests for burned ones. Funny, ha?!!
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that was hilarious. Loved the dogs’ ears flapping up and down. Thanks for sharing xx Rowena
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Weiner dogs have a lot of… attitude. 🙂
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I love how you call them Weiner dogs over there. We call them sausage dogs in Australia.
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Americans eat an awful lot of weiners. (I mean, hot dogs.) 🙂
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I gathered that. It seems almost like breathing over there…at least reflected in the mirror that is TV and the movies.
We don’t have them often in our family and I think we probably go more for the BBQ sausage, which we call a “snag”. There are hardware stores where groups like scouts hold a BBQ every weekend where you can pick up your sausage sandwich. I’d imagine that would translate into a hotdog stand in the USA.
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Sausages and hot dogs are basically the same thing, right? We’ve just Americanized sausages into plain old weiners. Not many hot dog stands around here, but there is a gourmet hot dog place in my local mall. That has to be better than the hot dogs that you see in corner stores, rolling around inside a glass case, which have to be older than… me. 🙂
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Our Australian BBQ sausages are legendary for being burnt to a charcoaled crisp. Indeed, when I’ve been with the scout selling sausages, we have actually had requests for burned ones. Funny, ha?!!
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