That doesn’t look like the bun has the same texture as a regular hotdog bun. It looks more like a double dog panini. Plus it doesn’t have the opening for toppings
Can confirm, its Latvian. They sell those on gas stations. They also had an amazing thing called wrapurger back in the day. Fantastic thing, like a burger, but wrapped in a tortilla instead of bread. Imagine a burger you can eat in your car while not making a mess. Unbelievable
We’ve had those already for something like 10 years
That doesn’t look like the bun has the same texture as a regular hotdog bun. It looks more like a double dog panini. Plus it doesn’t have the opening for toppings
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The toppings go in before the hotdogs.
Hot relish sounds not so great and jalapeno coins would probably turn to paste. I would love to try it with chili and cheese though
I’d give it a go
I would too, it’s probably good but I don’t think it would be better than what the meme suggests
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Reminds me of college.
I was iffy about double-hotdog, but double corndog?! Now that’s progress!
Yup, count me in on that. Where do I sign up?
Whatever that country this is (Turkey? A Baltic state?), it’s ahead of OP by a leap.
I just noticed. I’m pleased that I narrowed it down to Turkey or a Baltic state.
Yeah, Latvia is way ahead of the world in this respect. Or The States at least…
I think this might be Latvian maybe. It is not turkish.
It does say Riga in the pic
Lol, I was so focused on identifying the (to me) non-standard letters, that I didn’t even try to read it.
Can confirm, its Latvian. They sell those on gas stations. They also had an amazing thing called wrapurger back in the day. Fantastic thing, like a burger, but wrapped in a tortilla instead of bread. Imagine a burger you can eat in your car while not making a mess. Unbelievable
Wait, is t a wrap just a tool to funnel all the grease down the front of your shirt in one spot?
sounds like a burrito
Was about to comment that “divstobrene” is a thing in Latvia.
As always, ahead of the curve where it truly matters.