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[sojusucks]

Okay, Steff Hot Dog is selling a 2011 Calendar plus organizer for 5,000 won. The organizer/calendar is very nice. It even has coupons for Steff Hot Dog. Actually it even may "pay for itself" with the monthly coupons. BUT, and it's a big BUTT, the calendar/organizer doesn't come free. You must purchase a hot dog that is very bad. Actually,the hot dog is fine, but it is wrapped in a rye bun with grooves, and hot butter with some kind of garlic sauce. Yes, that is what is included with a hot dog and rye bun with some melted butter and garlic sauce. It's not appetizing, even with mustard or ketchup.

My advice? Buy the "hot dog with butter and garlic" for 5,000 won to get the 2011 calendar, but don't eat the hot dog they give you. It's nasty.

[ThingsComeAround]

I love the hats they used to wear... the one where the 'weiner' was bigger than their head

[redaxe]

Why anyone would eat there is beyond me. Truly bizarre hot dogs. Lettuce, corn, and parmesan cheese, WTF?!

Where I come from you don't even put ketchup on a hot dog unless you're a hick. Hot dogs get mustard and relish, and the only acceptable add-ons are peppers, onions, or sauerkraut. That's it.

[Jake_Kim]

Does this calendar feature adorable, preferably somewhat revealing feminine appearances, or does it simply show a bunch of wieners all year round?

[young_clinton]

[young_clinton]

[Epik_Teacher]

After some years of eating funky ass Korean food, I don't mind a Steff Dog now and then. It's a nice break from the only taste Koreans seem to know: hot!

[Kaypea]

I'm also curious about the pictures in this calendar.

As for hot-dog dressing.. you wrap a slice of Kraft singles around the weiner, then drench it in ketchup and put coarsely chopped onions on it. OR you can do mustard, relish, and coarsely chopped onions (and a little bit of ketchup, of course). Always, always, always ketchup and onions!

[Kaypea]

I'm also curious about the pictures in this calendar.

As for hot-dog dressing.. you wrap a slice of Kraft singles around the weiner, then drench it in ketchup and put coarsely chopped onions on it. OR you can do mustard, relish, and coarsely chopped onions (and a little bit of ketchup, of course). Always, always, always ketchup and onions!

[redaxe]

[NYC_Gal]

Back when I used to eat them regularly, I always liked them with mustard, those Sabra onions in red sauce, sour kraut, and a rye roll or pumpernickel roll. Later on, I used those soy dogs (smart pups, etc). I can't seem to find passable ones here, though. Veggie King brand don't even come remotely close to the taste of hot dogs.

Anyone know of a decent fake hot dog? I occasionally have a craving.

[ThingsComeAround]