I just got an email from Hammer. Good basic question…
Who serves what kind of hot dog?
All beef
Polish
Brats
Or just plain ol’ hot dogs?
And why?
OK Slingers, let us know what you’re selling on your cart and why you chose those items.
-Steve
I just got an email from Hammer. Good basic question…
Who serves what kind of hot dog?
All beef
Polish
Brats
Or just plain ol’ hot dogs?
And why?
I serve All Beef Hot Dogs and Johnsonville Brats my customers likes it. Mick Cline At “Uncle Mick’s”
Thanks Mick!
Hey Steve
Hello there fellow slingers, Stephen from Hot Doggin It up here in the Yukon Canada.Ive only been in the game this season but did the training and came up with this menu
got Plane Jane ( Pork dog )
Bison Sausage
Elk Sausage
Moose meat Brats
Chili dog from hell ( mixture of all meats )
Canadian special ( Beef Dog )
Packaged with drink and bag of chips
Walking Taco ( taco, wild mushrooms,local green peppers Chilli, Tomatoes,Cheese, topped with sour cream )
Sides
Coffee, tea
Muffins fresh baked
Cookies fresh baked
small selection chocolate bars gum
Have packets Kleenex
ironically personal bottles of hand sanitizer
There You go Thats how Im slinging
Looks tasty! “Chili Dog From Hell”!!! LOL, I love it.
HI I serve all beef dogs,polish dogs,hot links,german sausge, bacon wrapped beef dogs and pulled pork. After introducing the bacon wrapped dog and pulled pork I had to hire help to keep up. Thanks and hope you all have a great year.
Bada Bing Mobile Hot Dog Cart
Glad to hear of your success Dennis! Keep up the good work!
We do sell dogs, sausages etc but we also do Cajun sausage and onions cooked in an iron skillet on our grill, the smell draws them in along with our fantabulous grilled onions. We do red beans and rice, white beans, pulled pork, pasta, we have even cooked scrambled eggs in one of our 1/4 size pans at an early morning auction along with sausage sliders. We serve as much and in many cases more food off our little cart as some of the people around here with their 30K dollar custom made trailers. Slingers do not let the size of some of these fellow vendors intimidate you, they have awesome looking equipment but they only serve one or three items, whip in to an event or whatever and setup like you own the place because at the end of the day you probably will. We also do sweet tea and lemonade on our normal not catering days. Branch out and explore those options.
“Whip in to an event or whatever and setup like you own the place because at the end of the day you probably will.”
Quote of the day Jerry, awesome!
It’s true. You can serve a heck of a lot of food from a cart.
I’m serving Hebrew National, regular and quarter pounders as well as pulled pork sandwiches. I have all kinds of treats to put on them, like barbecue onions, chopped vidalias, 3 flavors of mustard, kraut, chili, and nacho cheese along with the usuals. On the table I have chips, pretzels and various cookies.
Nice!
Around the 3 summer holidays I add charcoal grilled burgers, cooked and frozen at Sams.
Serving up Sabretts 6/1’s with all the fixings plus Beer cooked Brats topped with things liked smoked porter grilled onions smoked Gouda and BBQ, or chili, pimento cheese, jalapeños and sriracha. Also serving soft pretzels and Nachos. First season out and it’s awesome!
All beef all the time… Except our house made veggie. Small(1/8th #)and large (1/4#). Our farm grown onions, homemade kraut , house kimchi, house tomatillo salsa, bacon, grilled peaches, house chili, and homemade Handpies. Much more at jakesdogs.com
I serve a an all beef stadium frank in a natural casing, deep fried to perfection . I top it with my homemade sauce and slaw (generous amounts) it is my signature dog, called the sloppy ripper. then I have a list of other dogs below, but the customer can choose between what ever they want and make the dog their own. .I have, some would say to many toppings, LOL.
#1) Sloppy Ripper Combo $7.00
Coleslaw Sauce and hotdog sauce
#2) Nacho Ripper Combo $7.00
Nacho cheese and crumbled corn tortilla chips. (may be with or without jalapenos.)
#3) Kitchen sink Ripper combo$7.00
every toppings available
#4) Sausage Ripper combo $7.00
scrambled eggs and sausage .
#5) Bacon Ripper combo $7.00
bacon, scrambled eggs
#6) Bacon & blue Ripper combo $7.00
blue cheese sauce, bacon .
#7) The Reuben Ripper combo $7.00
pastrami, saurkraut , swiss cheese , dressing
#8) BBQ Isalys ripper combo $7.00
BQ isalys chipped ham
#9) Pizza Ripper combo $7.00
pizza sauce, pepperoni, sweet Italian peppers and mozzeralla cheese
#10) Philly Ripper combo $7.00
sauteed onions, peppers and cheese sauce
#11) Greek Ripper combo. $7.00
feta cheese, kalamata olives, tzatziki sauce and sliced cucumbers
#12) sweet&sassy carnival ripper
Cotton candy and siracha
#13) Mac & cheese ripper
deep fried macaroni and cheese balls, cheese whiz
#14) Kimchi ripper
kimchi relish, mustard
**Dont see anything You like, just ask and we will make a special dog to your liking.** condiments available:
mustard, ketchup(if you really must), , tzatziki sauce,saurkraut, home made coleslaw, home made hotdog sauce, sweet pickle relish, hot peppers, sweet italian peppers, sliced cucumbers, Salsa, feta cheese, nacho cheese, cheese whiz,swiss cheese,mozzarella cheese, blue cheese sauce, sauteed onions and peppers, pizza sauce ,pepperoni, kalamata olives (whole or chopped), Isalys chipped BBQ ham, pastrami, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, tortilla chips
100% All beef hot dogs , brats, sausage onions peppers hamburgers, cheeseburgers, soon meatball torpedoes, all the usual soda, water, fresh squeezed lemonade coffee
Nice!
On my cart I have premium dogs called a philly and a Rueben quarter pound dog with philly meat peppers onions cheese, corn beef sauerkraut. I also sell homemade beef bbq made in slow cooker. My state doesnt allow chili with meat so i have a hot dog sauce but u can add crumble bacon add shredded cheese and i call it ATW dog (all the way).
Yum!
Hebrew National makes a tasty hot dog, but I haven’t been able to find them in a 5-1 or 1/4 lb. wholesale in StLouis area? Anyone know of any distributors in that market?
Call Hebrew National and ask for sales. Tell them you run a hot dog cart. They will tell you where their distributors are.
A farmers market asked me if we can sream corn is,that,allowed ?
It depends on your local health codes. I would just go ahead and do it. It’s a farmer’s market after all. If the inspector stops by and says you can’t do it, then you’ll have to stop. But I doubt that will happen.
I serve a Chicago style with potato bun fresh poppyseed we put on buns with light brushing of pure butter. We use Roma tomato, with Vienna sport peppers and neon green relish.
We serve Johnsonville All Beef hot link that has jalapeño and red peppers, bacon, cheese sauce, brown mustard.
We also have my New York Red Onion Sauce with Kraut.
Cut those hot links and we put them in Bushes Southern style bbq Grilling Beans, 4oz cup 2.00. Sodas and chips I hated to do it (not) but I think I put two other carts close by looking for other locations. We serve, in this neck o the woods, “Not Your Average Dawgs”!
Randleman Gourmet Dawgs in NC
Awesome! Love the beans and hot links.
Hello from Danatas hot dog cart in Canon Ciry, Co. My menu is all beef hot dogs, bratwurst, amd Italian sausage. I have sauerkraut or chili cheese toppings for an additional dollar. I also have chips and the usual sodas and water. This is my second year and I love it!!
Awesome! Glad it’s going well for you Danata.
Greetings from Mississippi, my first year sling’n and my menu has two sizes of dogs. The Jumbo Dog is prime beef 4 to 1 and the Regular Dog is 6 to 1. I use the 6 to 1 to get a higher price for the bigger Dog. The menu also sports a Taco Dog, Junkyard Dog, Chili Cheese Dog Smoked Sausage Dog, Nachos & Cheese and Frito Pie. My Combo consists of a Dog, Chips, Soda Famous Amos Cookies and a candy Ment. It works for me.
Sounds good Gary. Sell ’em all!
normal menu,certified black angus 8-1, 5-1, a chicken sausage, a veggie sausage.cotton candy, nuts, chips, ring pops, blow pops, cookies,soda, capri sun, water, gatorade, starbucks frap. I also offer pulled pork, and mac and cheese with bacon, as a $1 option
Sounds good!
“Number 1 seller…Bright Leaf pork and beef hotdog.” All beef hot dog. A chicken hot dog. Mustard, chili, onions, slaw.
Thank you
Boyd’s Weenie Wagon
South Central Va
Coney dogs are our bread and butter (pardon the pun) but we also sell nachos with coney sauce as the meat and call that dish “Nachoneys”. We have loaded fries, MASSIVE Kirkland hot dogs and regular Kirkland dogs- very tasty, remind me of Nathan’s but more flavorful. The loaded fries are a big hit, almost as big as our coneys. And we have a to. Of condiments and a heated cheese dispenser. This thing is so cool! It’s very efficient and we let people pump their own cheese and people love that. We say “load up as much as you want!”
“As much as I want?” They say.
We’ve run out of fries but because the cheese pump is so efficient we have never run out of cheese.
Our winter menu will feature tomato and chicken noodle soup and grilled cheese sandwiches.