Hot Dogs

[rkacruiser]

7 hours ago, seamus69 said:

I think it is just the experience of being at a live game and going through the traditions of eating a dog fixed a certain way with friend and family out in the fresh air.

 

The locale where one "dines" certainly can influence one's opinion of the dining experience including the food and the service.

 

19 hours ago, BklynBoy8 said:

There is something about the Sea Air 

 

Sea air makes everything taste better.  (And, reduces the calorie content as well.  😆) 

[Seamus6]

On 2/13/2022 at 4:39 PM, rkacruiser said:

Sea air makes everything taste better.  (And, reduces the calorie content as well.  😆) 

 

And that's why we are allowed to eat whatever we want on a cruise!

[rkacruiser]

As I think about this topic, the Hot Dogs, in their various varieties of condiments, that are served at the Dive-In on HAL ships really are quite good.  When HAL first opened Dive-In and had Hot Dogs on the menu, I wondered why would anyone, other than a child, want such a sandwich.  After having 2-3, I "got the memo".  There is a place for such "comfort food" during a cruise at times.  

[BklynBoy8]

6 hours ago, rkacruiser said:

As I think about this topic, the Hot Dogs, in their various varieties of condiments, that are served at the Dive-In on HAL ships really are quite good.  When HAL first opened Dive-In and had Hot Dogs on the menu, I wondered why would anyone, other than a child, want such a sandwich.  After having 2-3, I "got the memo".  There is a place for such "comfort food" during a cruise at times.  

Brooklyn Street version is Red Onion Sauce, Mustard and Kraut....

[CGTNORMANDIE]

5 hours ago, BklynBoy8 said:

Brooklyn Street version is Red Onion Sauce, Mustard and Kraut....

Don’t forget the Greek sauce found in the finer tube steak establishments in northern New York.