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Hamdog

 Hotdog Taste + Hamburger Form= Good
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Same as a hotdog, but no intestinal casing, and flat. Easy to apply toppings and cheese to, same hotdog taste we all love unless we don't eat meat.
—notmarkflynn, Dec 20 2005

Lorne Sausage http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A429987
[calum, Dec 20 2005]

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       [marked-for-deletion] recipe.
—fridge duck, Dec 20 2005
   

       I always thought baloney was the same thing as hot dog, in a flat form.
—dentworth, Dec 20 2005
   

       I like bologna more than hotdogs, though, so I don't think it's the same meat. Or maybe it's psychological?
—notmarkflynn, Dec 20 2005
   

       Doesn't look like a recipe to me. Looks like a new shape of food. I don't think it would hang together, though which is why hotdogs have skin in the first place.
—st3f, Dec 20 2005
   

       if only this was an idea for making a poodle out of ham
—xenzag, Dec 20 2005
   

       I would disagree [st3f]. To me this reads simply as a hamburger using indeterminate hotdog meat instead of beef.
—hidden truths, Dec 20 2005
   

       Yeah, I was thinking about the casing problem after I posted it. I guess if you changed the consistency of which pig parts you put into it, it would behave like chuck beef.
—notmarkflynn, Dec 20 2005
   

       yes i agree this isn't a recipe. its a food shape as St3f said.
—benfrost, Dec 20 2005
   

       I don't get [m-f-d]. Do I have to delete all these myself, or does someone esle do it? 'Cause this thing's been marked for a month now.
—notmarkflynn, Jan 20 2006
   

       it stands for 'marked for death'. hide under a table immediately.
—benfrost, Jan 20 2006
   

       It exists to help the moderators find unsuitable ideas and delete them. Seeing as this has lasted a while it would appear that they have decided the tag undeserved. Generally speaking, if you think a tag is warranted, then you may as well delete the idea. If not, keep it and see whether the moderators spare it.
—hidden truths, Jan 20 2006
   

       Yeah, I disagree with the MFD. The idea stands.
—bristolz, Feb 01 2006
   

       Definitely an idea, not a recipe. Whether it's a good idea or not is up to you. Personally, I'd prefer a hamburger in hotdog form. Toasted potato bun and spicy mustard please.
—Pac-man, Feb 01 2006
   

       No sooner did I write that, then there it goes, up at the top- hotdog shaped hamburgers.
—Pac-man, Feb 01 2006
   
      
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