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‘And that’s still true today. According to concessionaire Levy, Dodger Stadium sells the most hot dogs in the major leagues: some 2.5 million each year. The traditional Dodger Dog is a foot-long pork hot dog either grilled or steamed, served with mustard and relish. Another traditional dog is sold by Levy at Wrigley Field: a Chicago Dog is a grilled Vienna Beef Hot Dog served with yellow mustard, neon relish, diced onions, sport peppers, tomato wedges and celery salt in a poppy seed bun. The White Sox Chicago Dog served at Guaranteed Rate Field is beefier, anchored by a footlong served with the traditional toppings. And, of course, the Boston Red Sox feature a traditional Fenway Frank at Fenway Park: A steamed Kayem hot dog topped with brown mustard and relish, on a New England-style bun.

The Arizona Diamondbacks offer a Churro Dog (above): warm cinnamon churro served on a donut “bun” and topped with frozen yogurt, whipped cream, caramel, and chocolate sauce. Riffing on that sugary theme, the Diamondbacks are offering a Discovery Dog (below) this Saturday to mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing: It’s a chocolate-iced, long john donut topped with Oreo churro; vanilla frozen yogurt; whipped cream; Raspberry, dark chocolate and white chocolate sauces; and freeze-dried astronaut ice cream pieces.’ (Source)

Let’s continue - Hot Dog Eating Contest

Start at the beginning – Tiffi and Kimmy go to a baseball game