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Man Bites Dog: Hot Dog Culture in America
Altamira Press (2012)
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Looks at the history, people, and venues that make up hot dog culture in America, profiling notable hot dog sellers and neighborhood stands while offering recipes for cooking frankfurters at home.Other Versions
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