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this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2023
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Back in the '70s my parents got gifted an electric hot dog cooker. It basically had two rows of electrode spikes and you'd stick a bunch of hot dogs between the spikes and electrocute them. Dangerous as fuck since it had no kind of guard or anything - and how hard is it to just boil hot dogs anyway?
That’s crazy! I’ve never heard of that. I love hot dogs and haven’t had them electrocuted. Any good?
I don't remember us ever using the thing. My parents were sort of proto-hippies and we didn't eat stuff like hot dogs very often.
Well, they’re made of pigs lips and assholes you know. Don’t blame them.