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i don't know....i am somewhat disturbed by the number of machines out there that emulate fried goodies without the frying. i mean, here is a very promising "onnastick" maker, but where are the oceans of grease? admittedly, the waffle pattern is appealing.....waffles are always good.
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stripeypants
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Weird food discussions are awesome. 
You could always fry it up afterwards. I'd imagine you could also use cheddarwursts instead of hot dogs to add some of the grease back in. |
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cleocatra
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What does a corn dog taste like?
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| Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 11:28 am Post subject: |
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| mouse wrote: | | i don't know....i am somewhat disturbed by the number of machines out there that emulate fried goodies without the frying. i mean, here is a very promising "onnastick" maker, but where are the oceans of grease? admittedly, the waffle pattern is appealing.....waffles are always good. |
i have one of these and don't recommend it, sadly. i love corn dogs and the results just disappoint me |
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stripeypants
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| cleocatra wrote: | | What does a corn dog taste like? |
It's a mix of cornbread and a hot dog, so whatever those tase like to you. The batter closest to the dog is usually mushy, while the outide is more crisp. It's got sweet flavor from the honey in the batter, and meaty saltiness from the dog. |
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stripeypants
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| Posted: Fri Mar 15, 2013 12:55 pm Post subject: |
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| ktern wrote: | | mouse wrote: | | i don't know....i am somewhat disturbed by the number of machines out there that emulate fried goodies without the frying. i mean, here is a very promising "onnastick" maker, but where are the oceans of grease? admittedly, the waffle pattern is appealing.....waffles are always good. |
i have one of these and don't recommend it, sadly. i love corn dogs and the results just disappoint me |
How do these dissappoint? |
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Leohan
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Update: Tonight I went and decided to try banana ice cream with chocolate bath. Cherry was my second flavour. It resulted a bit expensive, but SamSally speaks the truth. Good recommendation! It was indeed a winning combo.
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| Posted: Sun Mar 24, 2013 5:20 am Post subject: |
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someone gave that corndog maker a 1 star review for not making preposterously long corndogs but instead making shorter ones
1 star
for making tasty snacks
instead of enormous dog-hemoths
amazon reviewers are idiots
I mean, it even lists the product's dimensions, so how can that possibly be the post-purchase dealbreaker?
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| Posted: Sun Mar 24, 2013 5:23 am Post subject: |
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| On the plus side, if you have an account, you can make comments on their review. |
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