A Michigan hot dog or, "Michigan", is a steamed hot dog on a steamed bun topped with a meaty sauce, generally referred to as "Michigan Sauce". The sauce may or may not be tomato-based, depending on where the Michigan is purchased. Michigans can be served with or without chopped onions. If served with onions, the onions can either be buried under the sauce or sprinkled on top of the sauce.Michigans are a particular favorite in the North Country of New York State, and have been so for many decades. In fact, one of the earliest known advertisements for Michigans appeared in the Friday, May 27, 1927, Plattsburgh Republican .Michigans are also very popular in Montréal and other parts of Québec, where the sauce that is put on them is invariably tomato-based and is often simply referred to as "spaghetti sauce". Lafleur Restaurants, a Québec fast food chain, is known for its Michigans and poutine.Oddly enough, "Michigan hot dogs" are never referred to by that name in Michigan itself, nor anywhere else in the Midwest. A similar food item, the "Coney Dog" or "Coney Island dog", is a hot dog topped with onions and either chili or a meatless chili called coney sauce. Conversely, the "Coney Island" is not called as such on Coney Island, or anywhere else in New York State; it's called either a "Michigan" or a "Red Hot." Finally, in southeast Michigan, a "Coney Island" is also the local slang term for a greasy spoon.

The work of an angel is never done–there are dogs that need walking, rooms that need to be cleaned, and all sorts of work to be done. Oh well, such is the life of a Galaxy Angel. Meet Mille Fille, an overly optimistic, hot blooded girl who is of times a troublemaker and too quick to action (but most people don`t mind because she`s just so cute).

Jailed for selling L.A.'s (Echo Park mostly) famed "heart attack" dogs, Latino street vendors are fighting back."It's the only street food L.A. can really claim as its own. It's illegal and yet it's a ubiquitous part of L.A. culture."

Our friends are hilarious and their new show, HotDogs, is now playing on VBS. In this episode, Bryce fights sperm...that's what an education from Umass will do for you.

The first episode had some wonderful footage. There were terrapins romantically rubbing noses (and not just their noses). A leopard gecko wagged his tail like a dog when he met a hot female - "All part of his elaborate courtship routine," said Attenborough - and a South American frog smeared itself with wax... (Iron Ammonite digg)

I was doing some research for another article when I came across something called ‘Hot Dog Variations’. I guess I had really never considered Hot Dog Variations before. I mean, sure, there’s the chili dog and the Chicago dog, but other than that?Yeah. Apparently there’s a whole world of hot dogs out there I haven’t even considered.