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2. Unusual Backyard Cooking Gadgets That You'll Actually Use - AOL

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   A hot dog roller is the perfect tool to make your next backyard barbecue a little easier. You can evenly grill five hot dogs at once, so there's no need to worry about accidentally over-cooking a few.

3. Charles I. D. Looff - Wikipedia

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   He installed a merry-go-round at a restaurant and beer garden on Surf Avenue, Coney Island owned by Charles Feltman, one of several people credited with inventing the American hot dog. [1] Looff installed another machine at Coney Island and then created a large ride for Asbury Park in New Jersey. Looff began to hire expert carvers such as John ...

4. 30 Classic Drive-In Restaurants That Are Still Going Strong - AOL

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   Family-owned King Tut still has a retro feel, from the neon sign beckoning hungry passersby to the menu filled with staples like burgers and hot dogs and throwbacks like chicken liver and Swiss ...

5. How Hot Dogs Are Made: The Stomach-Churning Process ... - AOL

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   Feltman parlayed his hot dog cart’s success into the Ocean Pavilion restaurant, which became so popular that it was selling around 40,000 hot dogs a day by the 1920s.

6. New England–style hot dog bun - Wikipedia

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   The Norwegian retail chain Coop introduced top-loading hot dog buns in 2019, arguing that the buns helped to keep the hot dog and its toppings upright. Even though Norway has a significant hot dog market, with approximately 500 million hot dogs sold annually in a country of 5 million people, top-loading hot dog buns failed to make significant ...

7. Carhop - Wikipedia

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   Carhops usually work on foot but sometimes use roller skates, as depicted in movies such as American Graffiti and television shows such as Happy Days. Carhops have long been associated with hot rods and 1950s pop culture. The first carhops appeared in 1921 when automobiles were beginning to be a common sight in Dallas, Texas. Two men, a ...