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is what my long time friends want.Twice as big as any circus corn dog; is the ones i make. (beer battered of course.)
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what kind of beer
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My kiddo and her friend are having them tonight too! Out of a box though. I bet yours are better.
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Edited by
62lightheaded
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Fri 05/01/09 02:17 PM
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secret; is , dark german beer, in the batter.(Churchs chicken is selling small ones for $.99 cents each right now.) i have not tried them yet.
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is what my long time friends want.Twice as big as any circus corn dog; is the ones i make. (beer battered of course.) Oh Yeah, that would go great with my pitcher of Margaritas, make me one. 
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We used to call 'em Pronto Pups...
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 With dark mustard and Chili fries!!!
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over in west Texas, we called a chili dog, with dark mustard, cheese,fries, and all the fixings a:"Charlie."
(Man ,they are goooooooooooooood!)
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I've always bought the State Fair brand. They are supposed to be the same recipe as was used in the Texas State Fair where they were invented. In any case, covered with mustard, they are pretty good. Beer batter sounds better.
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