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  • only babies put ketchup on a hot dog

  • Not bad! You can't beat Colman's English Mustard and Heinz Ketchup on a hotdog. It's sheer heaven......

  • Really enjoy the videos. BUT, why are you using that disgusting lighter fluid when you have a chimney starter IN YOUR HAND!!!

    Leave the charcoal in there, put yesterday's news in the bottom and use that puppy for what it's intended! Weber's chimney starter is the best on the market.

  • i like hotdogs but onions... pickles.... im gonna puke if i eat that, SERIOUSLY!

  • you should try putting english colman's mustard on there now theres heat

  • It was all beautiful till you put yellow mustard on... Spicy Brown all the way!

  • What brand of buns are those? What kind?

  • thats such a basic recipe you gotta step it up a bit

  • What coal do you prefer? They look like Kingsford, but not sure.

  • Kingsford for ultimate control and consistency, and other brands, lump, and wood if we feel like tendin' the fire! -BBQ Pit Boys

  • would taste good with a "side of mash'd tators mmmhmmm"

  • burnt hot dogs over charcoal are great

    try one and you wont beleive your taste buds!

  • LOOKS GOOD OMG!!!!!

  • oh yum! i like mine burnt some but not much.

  • cool voice and very good dogs!

  • im so hungry

  • my mom actually slices the hotdogs (like cucumber), and stir fries it in onion and some mild spices, oh so yummy!

  • my mom did the same, and occasionally added some home fried potatoes to the mix....it was damn near food from heaven if ya know what I mean!!

  • Actually, I prefer my hotdog charred black on the outside and smothered in mustard. I burn 'em!

  • this is my favorite video ever!

  • Heck I would just use the microwave better that way

  • was going to say the same thing before scroling down here....

    why not pour out of the bag

  • why would you use a chimney and then lite the coals with fluid LMAO

  • -the chimney substitutes as a measuring cup. i.e. a known quantity of coals produces a known quantity of heat!

  • Do you have a restaurant.

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