'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. When a mean chef sees Duffy after throwing out food scraps, he kicks him out of his sight. Buy a discounted Hardcover of Hot Diggity Dog online from Australias leading. Also included are regional dog differences (get that ketchup off my Chicago Dog!), the rise of the veggie dog, recipes, and plenty of mouth-watering photos. Booktopia has Hot Diggity Dog, The History of the Hot Dog by Adrienne Sylver. Smith The Cod's Tale meets The Truth About Poop and Pee in this fascinating look at cultural. is America's dog-hungriest city the wiener equivalent at South African sporting events is beetroot salad. Hot Diggity Dog: The History of the Hot Dog by Adrienne Sylver and Elwood H.

Sidebars patterned with a retro-cool look clash with the Mad magazine–style cartoon art, but the visual chaos is intentional and plays into the mustard-stained mitts of the target audience.

Key for the American audience is the nineteenth-century immigration that led to dog stands gaining popularity in hot spots like Coney Island. (If you say “frank,” you're siding with the Frankfurt, Germany, contingent if you say “wiener,” you're making the folks in Vienna, Austria, happy.) This zany picture book takes eaters-that is, readers-through the snack's journey from Roman pig-intestine delicacy to its modern ubiquity at ball parks, cookouts, and dinner tables. Adrienne Sylver grew up in Ohio and like many Buckeyes who dislike shoveling snow, piling on fifteen layers of clothing, and blowing their nose for six months. Hot Diggity Dog by Adrienne Sylver: 9781101648193 : Books If we are what we eat, Americans are hot dogs.We ate them on the way to the moon and served them to the king of England. The fact that there is so much argument about who made the first hot dog says a lot about its appeal.