The Food Thread

[supesalemgr2]

My standard is a simple dog like a Atlanta Varsity dog with chili, onions and mustard.

[O Really]

Brat on kaiser with kraut and brown mustard. Is that a real "hot dog"?
If not, then I'm with Supes.

[GoCubsGo]

I believe in plurality, there is no one right answer. I wasn't above getting a slaw dog at Hot Dog World.

My recent Wrigley dog.





Brat on a Kaiser is not a dog, but it’s damn good (par boiled in beer and grilled).

[O Really]

Yeppers, that's the way to make a brat that would make your Wisconsin neighbors proud doncha know.

[O Really]

So was the Wrigley dog worth your $20?

[GoCubsGo]

So was the Wrigley dog worth your $20?

Only $9 for the dog, to go along with a $15 beer.

[Vrede too]

So was the Wrigley dog worth your $20?

Only $9 for the dog, to go along with a $15 beer.

Milwaukee beer?

[GoCubsGo]

So was the Wrigley dog worth your $20?

Only $9 for the dog, to go along with a $15 beer.

Milwaukee beer?

Dog style .



https://www.pubclub.com/food-and-drinks ... ley-field/

[Vrede too]

Milwaukee beer?

Dog style .

https://www.mayfairtaproom.com/uploads/ ... _w720.jpeg

https://www.pubclub.com/food-and-drinks ... ley-field/

... And one of those great traditions is drinking Old Style beer from Chicago in the old-style stadium. But it almost went out of style. Several years ago, the owners of Old Style at the time considered pulling it from Wrigley and taking its marketing dollars elsewhere.

To this, PubClub.com asked, where in the world could the money be better spent than in Wrigley Field? And frankly, the beer is not very good. Who would ever buy it outside of Wrigley, except out of a bit of novelty? Chicagoians who find it in other areas yes, but if the brewery had pulled out of Wrigley others won’t touch the stuff. Who was running the company – Skip Bartman? ...

Heileman's, now defunct, was a WI product.