Podcasts about national hot dog month

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July is National Hot Dog Month and there are so many ways to make a hot dog. Listen to some of Neil's favorites with some tips nd tricks!

Join us in celebrating National Hot Dog Month with our favorite dog, Portillo's!  In this episode, you'll learn the story behind Portillo's Chocolate Cake Shake, whose dog was the inspiration for the iconic hot dog logo, and what Portillo's is doing to celebrate National Hot Dog Day on July 17th! A Chicago legend, Portillo's has been serving up Chicago-style street food since the company first opened in 1963 with Dick Portillo's first hot dog stand known as "The Dog House". Today, the company has just under 90 locations and is expanding nationwide!  We relished in the opportunity to speak with Garrett Kern, VP Strategy & Culinary, for Portillo's. We discussed some of their fun history and things Chicagoans may not know about the famous brand. Plus, hear about their new salads and how his team takes a customer feedback and turns it into new menu concepts.  We also discussed what they are doing to celebrate National Hot Dog Month this July & National Hot Dog Day (July 17th)! The fun includes free delivery July 15-21, an Instagram photo contest involving your dogs (and Aaron's corgi of course), and a partnership with the Animal Cruelty Society to which a portion of all sales of Portillo's themed dog toys will be donated! We end with rapid fire, learning how Garrett likes his beef, what the key is to Portillo's perfect French fries, and what makes their cake so craveable!  To view the menu and order: https://www.portillos.com/order/ For all things Portillo's: https://linktr.ee/portilloshotdogs Instagram: @portilloshotdogs

On this episode of Celebrate Every Day, hosts Anna Devere and Marlo Anderson explore this exotic taste on National Anisette Day.  They also dish on the Coney Island contest that draws an international crowd on National Hot Dog Month.

If you ask anyone who grew up in Chicago about their childhood, it is highly likely the Chicago dog will pop up in their memory. The Senior Vice President of Vienna Beef, Bob Schwartz, joins John Landecker on the show to talk all things hotdogs in honor of National Hot Dog Month starting in July.

We're in the thick of summer now, and doing our best to embrace the season, no matter how hot it's getting out there! Join us for this month's Habits & Holidays episode where we're talking about all the ways we can engage with God and one another this July. July Holi-yays and Holi-nays Corn Month, National Blueberry Month, National Watermelon Month, National Hot Dog Month, Lasagna Awareness Month 1 - American Zoo Day, National Creative Ice Cream Flavors Day 4 - Independence Day 7 - Comic Sans Day, National Father Daughter Take a Walk Day 10 - Pick Blueberries Day 11 - Shark Week 12 - Malala Day 13 - Embrace Your Geekness Day 14 - National Be Nice to Bugs Day 17 - Global Hug Your Kids Day 19 - Stick Out Your Tongue Day 22 - National Hammock Day 25 - National Hot Fudge Sundae Day 28 - National Talk In an Elevator Day 31 -  International Lifeguard Appreciation Day Freebies July 1-4 - Wear red, white, and blue and get a free donut from Krispy Kreme, plus BOGO dozen glazed donuts during that same time.  July 11 - Free Slurpee day at 7/11. Get one from July 1-11. (Get it? It's 7/11.)  July 13 - National French Fry Day - Most fast food chains will give you a free side of fries with any purchase. 

Frankfurter, wiener, glizzy, hot dog - whatever you call it - the food is a global staple and has become an American icon. It's time to celebrate National Hot Dog Month on Meat and Three! While the tubed food is pervasive throughout the rest of the world, it is a multi-billion dollar industry in America. Whether hot dogs are kosher or vegan, hailing from Coney Island or Chicago, we'll take a look at their history and how they are made and consumed today. Travel back all the way to the stone age, get an education from Hot Dog University, and even take a trip to a hot dog factory floor!Further Reading:Bruce Kraig is an emeritus professor of history at Roosevelt University in Chicago and the author of two books on hot dog history: Hot Dog: A Global History, and Man Bites Dog: Hot Dog Culture in America.Read Frederick Kaufman's book, A Short History of the American Stomach and his wonderful articles: The Secret Ingredient about kosher food and Fat of the Land about hot dogs. John Carruthers is a journalist, cook, and hot dog connoisseur. You can read his books Eat Street and ManBQue.Grab a bite at Grilled on Suydam street in Bushwick, or grab a booth at Abe's Pagoda for your next night out.Keep Meat and Three on the air: become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Meat and Three is powered by Simplecast.

This week is a special celebration! July is National Hot Dog Month, and the Lounge LOVES hot dogs so they brought in THE Hot Dog Top Dog, himself, Eric Mittenthal! He is the President of the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council.Scheduling made it so Richey and Little Matt were both unable to join in the fun, but Barry, a friend of the Lounge, was able to jump in and carry on in their stead!The conversation centered on... OF COURSE, the hot dog!Sam tells a story that links him & the council from when he taught in a school years ago. SMALL WORLD!Does ketchup belong on a hot dog? Is a hot dog a sandwich? What about BBQ sauce? Is shredded cheese better than liquid cheese? Is it ever OK to eat a chili dog with a fork? There are TONS of questions, and Eric talks about all of the crazy ones that have been posed to him in his years as the Top Dog. Sam actually gets one in that Eric says has never been asked of him! We THINK it's a "good question," since that was Eric's response! Eric talks about the work the council does to promote awareness of certain things in the hot dog and sausage world, and Barry brings up a common myth about hot dogs.The conversation was great, and we feel we now have a Lounge Hot Dog Expert, in Eric!To find out what the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council is up to go to www.hot-dog.org!We are proud members of OddPods MediaPromos: Infectious Groove Podcast & Beer'd Al PodcastFind us on Twitter (@500_section), Facebook (500 Section Lounge), and www.oddpodsmedia.com along with all of the other #OddPodsMedia #Family of shows!

To celebrate ‘National Hot Dog Month', Bob Schwartz, Vice President of Chicago-based Vienna Beef and author of 'Never Put Ketchup on a Hot Dog,' talks to WGN Radio's Dave Plier about the sausage company's history, trivia, and the most iconic neighborhood stands that proudly display the Vienna name.

It's National Hot Dog Month! We're celebrating with an Around the Room, dogs, links and long thinks...sausage, brats and sweaty meat thoughts... Hot Dog Shock Collar Question of the Day.

Welcome to July 2nd, 2022 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate a special sip and doggone good bite.   If you enjoy the taste of licorice, then you're in for a treat. The anise plant is part of the carrot family and is primarily used in licorice-flavored sweets and baking. But it's also used to make a popular Mediterranean drink known as anisette. This liqueur is known by different names depending on where you are. In Spain, it's anís. In France, they have pastis. And the Greeks call it ouzo. Italians call it Sambuca and consider it a digestive aid, which they drink after dinner by adding a few drops to espresso. On National Anisette Day, take a tour of the exotic with a drop or two that makes any meal go down smoother. If you happen to be in Coney Island, New York this week, be sure to visit Nathans for the International Hot Dog eating contest. You will want to get there early as this event draws a crowd from around the globe. The contestants are announced by an old-time carnival barker as if they are prizefighters. And the champion to beat is Joey Chestnut. This man from Kentucky holds the record for eating 74 hotdogs in just 10 minutes. You still have two days left to train for this event, though you might not like this insider tip. Most winners have to dip them in water first in order to gobble them faster. Why not celebrate National Hot Dog Month one dog at a time, with some good old mustard and onions?  I'm Anna Devere and I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To celebrate ‘National Hot Dog Month', Bob Schwartz, Vice President of Chicago-based Vienna Beef and author of 'Never Put Ketchup on a Hot Dog' talks to WGN Radio's Dave Plier about the sausage company's history, trivia, and the most iconic neighborhood stands that proudly display the Vienna name.

July, the month that features National Hot Dog Month and Day, is the perfect time to catch up with some familiar voices in the beef and frank industry. This week's MEAT+POULTRYPodcast hosted Eric Mittenthal, president of the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council and the vice president of sustainability at the North American Meat Institute (NAMI). The conversation starts with Mittenthal discussing how the organization plans to celebrate hot dog season at the time when it usually hosts the Annual Hot Dog Lunch in Washington, DC. Mittenthal also shares stories from NAMI's hot dog ambassadorship program and how the organization is promoting meat throughout the summer, including utilizing more social media posts, including on Tik Tok, to share their messages with a younger audience. Later, he discusses how hot dogs and other meats have retained their spots as comfort foods over the last year. Finally, Mittenthal mentions NAMI's new sustainability framework for continuous improvement in the industry. More information about the inititiave can be found at theproteinpact.org. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meatpoultry-podcast/message

As Americans celebrate with fireworks, parades, stars and stripes this weekend, there's a very good chance they also will be celebrating with hot dogs.  The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (NHDSC) estimates Americans will eat 150 million hot dogs on July 4th alone, the single biggest hot dog consumption day of the year.  What better way to kick off National Hot Dog Month than to enjoy one of America's most iconic foods? Farm assistant, Aaron Zimmerman had the chance to chat with Eric Mittenthal, President of the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council to learn more. Listen to the full interview here! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If You Want To Beat The Record Holder For Hot Dog Eating You Might Have To Resort To This Insider Tip! Welcome to July 2nd, 2021 on the National Day Calendar. Today we celebrate a special sip and doggone good bite.  More after the break. If you enjoy the taste of licorice, then you're in for a treat. The anise plant is part of the carrot family and is primarily used in licorice-flavored sweets and baking. But it's also used to make a drink very popular in the Mediterranean—anisette. This liqueur is known by different names depending where you are. In Spain, it's anís. In France, they have pastis. And the Greeks call it ouzo. The version most people know is the Italian one, which is sold as Sambuca. Italians consider it a digestive aid and will often drink a small amount after dinner, sometimes adding a few drops to espresso. On National Anisette Day, take a tour or the exotic with a drop or two that makes any meal go down smoother. If you happen to be in Coney Island, New York this week, be sure to visit Nathans for the International Hot Dog eating contest.  You will want to get there early as this event draws a crowd from around the globe.  The contestants are announced by an old time carnival barker as if they are prize fighters. And the champion to beat is Joey Chestnut.  This man from Kentucky, holds the record for eating 74 hotdogs in just 10 minutes.  You still have two days left to train for this event, though you might not like this insider tip.  Most winners have to dip them in water first in order to gobble them faster.  Why not celebrate National Hotdog Month one dog at a time, with some good old mustard and onions?  I'm Anna Devere and I'm Brian Reinbold.  Thanks for joining us as we Celebrate Every Day.

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July is National Hot Dog Month, and in honor of that, Bob Schwartz, VP of Vienna Beef, joined Bob Sirott to talk about all things hot dog. Plus, listeners call in to test Bob Schwartz hot dog knowledge. Fun fact: According to a recent survey by the National Hot Dot and Sausage Council. the group […]

July is National Hot Dog Month, and July 22nd is National Hot Dog Day! To celebrate this great occasion we present you with one of the ten best songs about hot dogs you will hear this week! Fire up the grill and join us for the party!Send us a message! bs@belongingsongs.comVisit our website! www.belongingsongs.comThere you can listen to the before and after versions of all our songs.Check out our Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/belongingsongs/Follow us throughout the week for your latest BS news. This is where we do most of our social media-ing. Our stand-alone songs are now available online! (Spotify, iTunes, Pandora. etc.)Search: Harnol Slin (Wade), Uzi Royal (Brad), or Vonlio (Patrick).Give this free playlist a listen (updated weekly), it's got all the songs!Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0i77u7M8ynpNdfweu53tPQ?si=Ds_KIeeUSaqpR9HkWbpI6wThis podcast is produced by Satellite Chicken Sound Lab. If you or someone you know needs help turning their podcast ideas into reality, visit www.satellitechicken.com

President, National Hot Dog & Sausage Council. Re: Whether one enjoys a frankfurter, frank, wiener, weenie, coney, red hot or hot dog, July is bound to be a delicious month.  This month marks National Hot Dog Month, a full thirty-one days that celebrate one of America’s most iconic foods

On this special 4th of July No BS Marketing podcast, let's talk ketchup, mustard, and marketing.Americans will eat more than 7 billion hot dogs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, 150 million on the 4th of July holiday alone. We average about 70 hot dogs per person eaten each year. If you have one, do you top it with ketchup or mustard?According to a YouGov survey, the most popular condiment for hot dogs is mustard (72%) followed by ketchup (59%), onions (51%) and relish (47%).Age has a big impact on our choice. 73% of 16-34-year-olds ate their hot dogs with ketchup while only 41% of those 35 and older did.Makes sense. Kids love ketchup. Children have different taste buds than adults and notice bitter tasting foods more. Plus creative commercials help create long-lasting habits like adding ketchup to a hot dog. Remember the Anticipation theme from these two classics?But sometimes one organization's message hurts a complimentary product. The National Hot Dog & Sausage Council's Do's and Don'ts of Hot Dog Etiquette surely caught the attention of ketchup companies with this one: Heinz Anticipation Commercial 1979.Don't…Use ketchup on your hot dog after the age of 18.Mustard, relish, onions, cheese, and chili are acceptable.Whether you like your hot dog with ketchup, mustard or some other way, you can benefit from these Messaging Do's and Don'ts:Do…Focus on creative promotions to tell your story. Just like the hot dog industry promotes National Hot Dog Month, you can promote your anniversary, new equipment, locations and hires in a creative way.Do…Make it about your target audiences. Why does it matter to them?Don't…Miss opportunities to promote your uniqueness. Develop a content calendar to tell your story throughout the year.Don't…Make messaging, branding and PR decisions by committee. You'll end up with a little bit of what each person wanted and a lot of wasted advertising dollars.Don't…think your instincts are better than a combination of listening to customers through Marketing Intel, brainstorming with your leadership team AND your instincts. So many times I see companies suffer because decisions made about marketing or messaging are made based on instincts…thinking “I know my market, I know my customers, I've done this for X number of years.”If you're still not sure about ketchup on your hot dog, in honor of my Dad on this 4th of July podcast, I'm going to quote one of his favorite movie characters. Clint Eastwood's Dirty Harry makes it clear in the film Sudden Impact when he finished a rant about society's ills by telling a hot dog eating detective at the scene that "Nah, this stuff isn't getting to me, the shootings, the knifings, the beatings, old ladies being bashed in the head for their social security checks... Nah, that doesn't bother me. But you know what does bother me? You know what makes me really sick to my stomach? It's watching you stuff your face with those hotdogs. Nobody, I mean nobody puts ketchup on a hot dog.Hey Dirty Harry, I do from time to time…guess I'm a BS'er when it comes to eating hot dogs.Hope you enjoy your 4th of July Holiday week.

Mikey and Bonnie discuss National Hot Dog Month with some "Wiener Facts."

This episode has gone to the dogs, as we discuss man's best friend. We're unofficially celebrating National Hot Dog Month in July, and Emily has some exciting news about her whereabouts this coming weekend! Our wine for this episode: Robert Mondavi Private Selection 2011 Pinot Noir & Earthshaker Wines 2014 Rose de Pinot Noir Our cheese for this episode: Aged cheddar and a chili cheese dip (made with Cheez Whiz!) We also have Trader Joe's Parmesan Pastry Pups, which are the fanciest pigs in blankets we've ever seen!  Listen/subscribe/leave a review on iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, Overcast, or podcatcher of choice! Find us on Snapchat | Twitter | Facebook Additional Show Notes and Extras can be found at http://www.classylittlepodcast.com/show-notes/04

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July is National Hot Dog Month and what better food to celebrate on this edition of HearSay? Our resident foodie Patrick Evans-Hylton will join us along with the "Queen of Wien" Janet Riley, President of the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council in Washington, D.C. What's your favorite place to grab a "dog" in Hampton Roads? Plus, is there more than one way to fix a hot dog? You bet! Join us and find out!