Chicago Hot Dog Stickers

HARRY CARAY -- What's Your Favorite Planet?

Abe Froman is the undisputed Sausage King of Chicago.

The toppings of perfection.

Froman Sausage Co.

A little dachshund in a bowler hat is all green, beyond the green toppings of a tasty Chicago-style hot dog, to wish you a Happy St Patrick's Day!

What you ask for when you want everything on it.

Gimme a Dog

'The Wiener' merch design showcases an adorable dog dressed up as a hot dog, exuding charm and humor. This delightful design would be adored by dog lovers, kids, and anyone with a playful sense of humor. It's a perfect gift option for dog enthusiasts and a great choice for parents looking to brighten their kids' wardrobes with a fun and quirky piece of clothing, ensuring smiles and laughter all around.

Chicago style hot dogs are the only style hot dogs (don’t @ me)

'The Wiener' merch design showcases an adorable dog dressed up as a hot dog, exuding charm and humor. This delightful design would be adored by dog lovers, kids, and anyone with a playful sense of humor. It's a perfect gift option for dog enthusiasts and a great choice for parents looking to brighten their kids' wardrobes with a fun and quirky piece of clothing, ensuring smiles and laughter all around.

Because nobody needs ketchup on hot dogs. Free your taste buds.

An essential ingredient for a Chicago style hot dog.

A cartoon chicago style hotdog bursting with flavor. Chicago 7. hot dog, pickle, relish, mustard, tomato, onion, peppers and poppy seed bun. Straight off the street. Dog lovers cannot get enough of them.

You like your hotdog th way mom used to make it with mac and cheese on top. The perfect summer time treat. Show people who like their hot dogs Chicago style, or New York style that they don't know what they are talking about. Macaroni and Cheese Dog love. Perfect for hot dog fanatics who love all of the toppings like mustard, ketchup, pickles, onions, tomatoes. Great to wear for a family barbecue. Show your USA patriotism for 4th of July!

The modern day hot dog has its roots in Germany and was refined or Americanized after German immigrants brought the food with them to America. The earliest hot dogs in America were made primarily of pork or beef, but in 1902, a gentleman by the name of W.M. Neill decided the country needed a chicken hot dog and made it happen. Based in Chicago, Illinois, his company got to work producing chicken hot dogs with packaging that featured various mash-ups of a cooked hot dog with a chicken head and feet walking around. No idea how the product went over, but apparently you can still buy chicken hot dogs to this very day.

The vintage Wolfy's neon sign has two colors of neon for the letter and at night they flash between the white outline of the letters and the red interior of the letters.

Sign and mascots atop the vintage Superdawg Drive-In, one of Chicago's iconic hot dog joints and worth a visit if you're ever in town.

Great hotdogs, burgers and fries. A Chicago must.