A truck stop corndog is one of the finest meals there is. Two packets of mustard and one packet of ketchup.
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Posts: 22805 | Location: Montana | Registered: November 01, 2010
There is a bougie spot in Redding Terminal Market Philadelphia, Penn) called Fox & Son that has the best corn dogs I’ve ever had.
You choose your protein and batter and they dip it right there in front of you and fry away!!!! https://www.foxandsonphilly.com/
Huge plus for us with 2 celiac boys they are fully gluten free
Foster Farms makes a mean frozen corn dogs. Prepared in an air fryer and they are excellent from a frozen box. Cooked in the microwave, not so much.
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I regret to say, as a norther transplant to the Amazing Culinary Experience that is The South, I have never had one.
This is less an issue of desire, and more an issue of not wanting to be killed by The Beautiful Girl. She has opinions about my diet that do not align with "corndog.exe". I.e., I can be killed in the future by corndog, or killed now by TBG.
I'm playing the long game, and I'm going with straight yellow mustard.
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Posts: 13632 | Location: Florida, Northwest of the Mouse | Registered: November 02, 2008
Absolutely love all of the above, and have consumed more than my fair share of all of it over the years. Can't have any of it anymore, though, because of da beetus. Too many carbs .
There was a drive in burger joint in town when I was a kid that had dogs dipped in batter from heaven. All these years later, and I can still taste that delicious, sweet, honey colored treat.
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Posts: 3904 | Location: TX | Registered: October 08, 2005
Originally posted by ibanda: Fletcher's Corn Dog from the Texas State Fair are the best. Have to wait till October.
Oh yeah, fresh out of the fryer. French's yellow mustard because Harry Callahan was right.
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Posts: 19496 | Location: Texas | Registered: May 13, 2003
When I lived in Atlanta there was a guy with a corn dog truck that had a good reputation. I tried finding his continually moving location but never did. Heard the only condiment he had for his corn dogs was mustard.
Posts: 5287 | Location: Arkansas | Registered: September 04, 2008
Best corn dog I have had was from the corn dog stand in Disney's California Adventure. By far. If it wasn't for the price of admission, my limit would be whatever my cardiologist tells me but I might not listen to him.
The frozen ones from the grocery store? Just bad.
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