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Crowds gather outside the original Nathan's Famous hot dog stand on Coney Island, 1955. The stand was originally built in 1916 by Polish immigrant Nathan Handwerker with a $300 loan; today, the restaurant chain can be found all over the world.
Photo: Getty Images/Conde Nast Traveler
#New York#NYC#vintage New York#1950s#Nathan's Famous#hot dogs#Nathan's hot dogs#Coney Island#crowds#restaurant#restaurant chains
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Yesterday I asked my friend if she had an unwatermarked version of this photo, then last night I had a dream that I was hanging out with Jer at his house and we were having a party with a hot dog buffet, and then today my friend sent me this photo so here it is - a photo of Jer eating a Nathan's hot dog on Coney Island in the 60's.
Circle of life 🌭 😌✨
📷 credit / thank you: @lovejl12
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Today #UrbExNYC post comes from the County of Kings in the form of the iconic Coney Island landmark Nathan’s Famous, on the corner of Stillwell and Surf Avenues.
Polish immigrant Nathan Handwerker opened his first nickle hotdog stand in 1916 and the original stand has expanded to the location you see here. As of 2019, Nathan's had 213 locations worldwide.
#NathansFamous #NathanHandwerker #UrbanExploration #BrooklynHistory #NewYorkHistory #NYHistory #NYCHistory #CulinaryHistory #FoodHistory #History #Historia #Histoire #Geschichte #HistorySisco (at Nathan’s Famous)
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#UrbExNYC#Nathan's Famous#Nathan's Hot Dogs#Nathan Handwerker#Urban Exploration#Brooklyn History#New York History#NY History#NYC history#Culinary History#Food History#History#Historia#Histoire#Geschichte#HistorySisco
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Nathan’s Famous Exec and Snapple Heir Face Off in Sagaponack
Over a $14.5 million property-deed typo.
https://www.curbed.com/2023/02/nathans-famous-snapple-hamptons-deed-typo.html
#snapple#nathan's hot dogs#sagaponack#robert eide#peter marsh#the real estate#the hamptons#Clio Chang#Articles
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March 27th 2024 best hockey tweet of the day
#hockey twitter#nhl#nhl hockey#hockey#alex ovechkin#ovi#ovechkin#washington capitals#nathan mackinnon#colorado avalanche#ovi’s fueled by subway flamin hots and chicken parm#it would kill nat dog in 30 minutes
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i killed the part of myself that feels shame a long time ago.
- nathan
#hope ur ok buddy#still think ab u every time i see a lot of hot dogs#we literally just made karina draw hot monsters for 40 minutes#drawfee#drawfee quotes#drawfee video#nathan yaffe#nathan drawfee#things that someone on tumblr would say oh my god i cant believe this is from sonic/halo/spongebob about
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Molly Sprayregen at LGBTQ Nation:
An anti-trans website devoted to denigrating trans women athletes seems to believe that trans women even have advantages in sports like darts, poker, esports, and yes, hot dog eating contests.
SheWon.org, which purports to be entirely volunteer-run, provides a list of cisgender women athletes and the victories they allegedly would have secured in various competitions had a trans woman not beaten them.
This list includes Nathan’s Famous 2021 July 4th Hot Dog Eating Contest, which occurs annually at New York’s Coney Island.
The SheWon list names three women who would have come in first, second, and third place (rather than 2nd, 3rd, and 4th) had the actual winner, competitive eater Michelle Lesco, not won first place.
The kicker: Lesco is not even transgender. There have long been rumors about her gender identity, which likely stemmed from a 2021 podcast in which Australian football player Sam Newman mocked Lesco for being trans, though it’s unclear where he got that information.
But on Wednesday, Lesco responded to a post on X about the list to confirm her cisgender identity. “Just goes to show that people are more than willing to spread misinformation if it feeds outrage and vitriol,” she wrote before identifying herself as the 2021 winner and a “biological female.”
SheWon.org has been getting some attention as of late. Anti-LGBTQ+ Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), posted a link to it on X and claimed that it highlights the wins that were “stolen from female athletes because of biological men wrongfully competing in women’s sports.” In reality, women’s sports are harmed far more by sexism and unequal funding.
Right-wing anti-trans extremists such as SheWon.org push the baseless claim that trans women have an "unfair advantage" in hot dog-eating contests.
#SheWon.org#Transphobia#Anti Trans Extremism#Sports#Transgender Sports#Women's Sports#Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest#Hot Dogs#Michelle Lesco
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It's astounding how many conversations between my husband and I start with some shit like "Hey honey, do you know what would be a good name for a cat? French Press."
#or we will play off a theme#'Hot Dog would be a good name for a cat.'#'What about Oscar?'#'Nathan'#'Frank'#ect
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Crowd at the original Nathan's in Coney Island, 1930s.
Photo: George Rinhart via Corbis/Getty Images/Ranker
#vintage New York#1930s#George Rinhart#Nathan's#Coney Island#vintage Coney Island#hot dogs#Nathan's Famous#vintage Brooklyn
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If you play Criminal Case and watch Kakegurui or Bungou Stray Dogs and you have a crush on at least one of these mf, you're hot. I don't make the rules 🤷♀️
#criminal case#bungou stray dogs#kakegurui#david jeremiah jones#nathan pandit#grace delaney#chuuya nakahara#fukuzawa yukichi#oda sakunosuke#ranpo edogawa#mary satome#yumeko jabami#higuchi ichiyo#no because you're lying if you say they aren't hot
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Happy the day after Independence Day!
#coney island#nathan’s famous hot dogs#hot dogs#wonder wheel#4th of july#hot dog eating contest#vintage advertising
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Battle of the Bagel Dogs
"The NY-style everything bagel dog was exactly what you expect it to be--Everything Bagel seasoning is fantastic, and has that terrific sweet garlic flavor and a saltier kick than I expected. " Battle of the Bagel Dogs
The origin of the bagel dog, recent though it may be, is up for some debate. Many sources, including the New York Times, credit a North Carolina bakery owner named Milan R. Burger. The story goes that in 1980 his company Temptee Bagel bought 800 Sabrett hot dogs from New York along with the requisite buns and condiments, with a plan to sell hot dogs out of the bakery. However, he was quickly…
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National Hot Dog Day
Savor sizzling sausages in a bun with friends and family, experiment with various toppings and see how many you can wolf down on Hot Dog Day.
The sun is out, you’re at the amusement park, and the rollercoaster is filling the air with the clack-clack-clack of wheels on rails. The scent of a thousand different fair foods fill the air, but one stands out above all the rest. It’s rich, it’s savory, it’s the smell of a thousand mysterious meat products put into one delicious sausage casing, broiled up on a flame grill, and sent out on a bun with all the fixings. National Hot Dog Day celebrates this most delicious and tantalizing of treats, and its extensive history!
Learn about National Hot Dog Day
A lot of people are going to have fond memories of eating hot dogs. For some people, this reminds them of some of the fairs and fetes that they used to go to when they were younger. For others, it may remind them of the barbecues that they used to have with their families.
Or, maybe a hot dog is always your go-to snack when you go to a football or basketball game? There is no denying that hot dogs are tasty, yet we can’t eat them every day, as they’re not exactly bursting with nutrients. That’s why National Hot Dog Day is the perfect excuse for you to indulge in this treat.
A hot dog is simply a steamed or grilled sausage sandwich whereby the sausage is typically served within a finger bun, which is partially sliced to fit the sausage inside. The sausage used is a frankfurter or a wiener, which is a Vienna sausage.
Hot dog condiments and preparation vary regionally. For example, some of the typical garnishes include olives, bacon, coleslaw, grated cheese, chili, jalapenos, sauerkraut, onions. Typical condiments include cheese sauce, relish, mayonnaise, ketchup, and mustard.
History of National Hot Dog Day
Given the National Hot Dog Day is an international event, where it begins and who sponsors it tends to vary by region. In the USA it’s primarily the industry partners that participate in promoting it, whereas in other countries around the world it may be historical organizations celebrating the role it played in their history.
Did you know that the Frankfurter was named for the Germany city of Frankfurt, where it was said to originate? Well now you do! There’s even multiple varieties of Hot Dogs! The original hot dogs came in a natural casing, which in case you didn’t know were made from the small intestines of sheep. Intestines were regularly used for making all kinds of sausages, hotdogs included!
Then you have skinless hotdogs, in order to hold them together they’re cooked in a cellulose casing that gets taken off when they get packaged. Since cellulose is kosher and cheaper than kosher intestine, this is often how the frankly (heh heh) delicious Kosher Hot Dogs are often made.
National Hot Dog Day is celebrated all over, and if you’ve ever enjoyed a warm hot frank at a summer BBQ, then you’re no doubt celebrating too!
How to Celebrate National Hot Dog Day
The best way is to serve yourself up a great meal with hot dogs! Our personal favorite is the old classic, home-made mac and cheese served with slices of hot dog in it. We also really enjoy hot dogs in our chili, that’s if we don’t have a bun to make a classic chili dog.
Get all your friends together in your backyard and encourage them to bring their favorite frankfurters and condiments. Share stories of your first hot-dog, and all the memories you have around this classic summertime treat. There’s something about a hot dog with the slight char that comes from being grilled that always has us waiting for National Hot Dog Day.
If you really do want to do something a bit different on National Hot Dog Day, why not join a hot dog eating contest? If you think that you are going to be able to eat a lot of hot dogs within a specified period of time, you never know; you could end up being the champion!
However, we better warn you that there are people who enter eating contests for a living, and they train their bodies specifically for the task, so you’re going to be up against some stiff competition. Nevertheless, this can certainly be a fun and unusual thing to do, and you’re going to get to eat some hot dogs in the process, so everyone’s a winner, right?
If you take a look online, you will be able to see any food-eating contests that are going in your area. Of course, you could decide to host your own hot dog eating contest, between friends and family. This will certainly be a fun way to spend the day, and you will have more chance of winning. You could get everyone to pay an ‘entry-fee’ and this could be the prize fund for the winner.
Another way to celebrate National Hot Dog Day is by making your own hot dog creation. Hot dogs are typically served with ketchup, mustard, and onions, depending on your taste.
However, why not have fun experimenting with different toppings, to see what sort of creations you can come up with? There are so many different options, including crumbled gorgonzola, baked beans, grilled pineapple, pickled green beans, caramelized onions, and much more. You don’t know until you try it!
Crispy bacon is another popular one. Or, why not go for something completely unusual and out-of-the-box? You never know, you may be able to come up with the next big thing in hot dogs! If you do, be sure to share a photo on Instagram to get everyone’s mouth drooling!
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#Chicago Hot Dog#NationalHotDogDay#National Hot Dog Day#20 July 2022#third Wednesday in July#street food#New York Hot Dog#travel#vacation#Coney Island#New York City#Chicago#Cheese Bacon Fries#Nathan's Famous#Gray's Papaya#Lute's Special#Chili Dog#Max's Takeout#tourist attraction#USA
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#nyc#manhattan#glennlosack#streetphotographer#streetphotography#photojournalism#astorplace#nathans#hot#dogs#street#food#flickr
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