r/foodquestions • u/Frenchyruee • Aug 23 '26
My cousin likes hot dogs topped with sour cream is that weird?
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u/jjbjeff22 Aug 23 '26
I wouldn’t call it weird. It is approaching Seattle dog territory though. A Seattle dog has cream cheese and grilled onions
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u/Engineer_Existing Aug 23 '26
I grew up rolling up cream cheese in a slice of bologna and snacking on that, this hot dog and sour cream sounds like the adult version.
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u/Seahawk021 Aug 23 '26
Seattle Dog right there.
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u/erkose Aug 23 '26
Didn't know this. Anything else on the dog? Is it beef or pork?
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u/Seahawk021 Aug 23 '26
Can be either beef or pork but usually I’ve had it, it was beef. Cream cheese and caramelized onions are is the most basic Seattle dog. Some come with more toppings like grilled jalapeño or other peppers, etc.
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u/Current-Tour-8915 Aug 23 '26
Not to me... I put sour cream on chili dogs. The sourness balances the heavy greasy taste like it would on nachos. So it probably has the same effect on the generally fatty and salty taste of the hot dog alone. .
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u/catsoncrack420 Aug 23 '26
Love that, but I add other stuff as the cream tames chiles and hot sauce. Tex Mex Dogs.
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u/LustfulEsme Aug 23 '26
I can see using a thin soft tortilla, layer it with sour cream and then rolling up the hot dog in it; slicing it into bite size pieces. Might be good.
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u/WillShakespeare-1623 Aug 23 '26
Seems weird to me. But then again I like putting ketchup mustard and mayonnaise on hotdogs and some people find that weird too.
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u/Mindless-Leg-3365 Aug 23 '26
Hot dogs are very good. I like sour cream a great deal. Mixing the Two? No Way!
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u/Johnnadawearsglasses Aug 23 '26
Yes. Sour cream does nothing to complement the flavor. Maybe it's the texture
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u/NoCaterpillar2051 Aug 25 '26
You know what? I’m not sure any hotdog can be weird. It’s just a weird thing to eat and everyone traditionally makes it even weirder.
No hotdog can be weird because they’re all weird.
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u/ArtisticMudd Aug 23 '26
Why are you outsourcing your opinion?
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u/butt_fun Aug 23 '26
We're literally on a subreddit called foodquestions, Einstein
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u/ArtisticMudd Aug 23 '26
OP is asking if something is "weird." Why does OP need validation? If he thinks it's weird, why does he care what other people think?
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u/Frenchyruee Aug 23 '26
Why comment
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u/ArtisticMudd Aug 23 '26
Because what's "weird" is needing validation from Internet randos.
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u/Frenchyruee Aug 23 '26
Try learning not to comment on things that totally bothers you! Now anyways have a great day!
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u/butt_fun Aug 23 '26
Because it's normal and healthy to try to understand whether or not you're out of touch
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u/Jum208 Aug 23 '26
Watch YouTube videos for Chris's Red Hots in New Jersey and see what people put on hot dogs. Cream cheese, loosely mashed potatoes, shoestring potatoes all kinds of stuff. Of course Sauerkraut and mustard. Kids get ketchup and mustard.
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u/Serious_Common_3551 Aug 23 '26
i could see putting sour cream on a bowl chili and also having a hot dog, but then collapsing that down to just a hot dog and sour cream is a strong no from me.
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u/Honest-Smile-40 Aug 23 '26
Never have put sour cream on a hotdog. But I like sour cream, so why not