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$100 Hot Dog: DougieDog's Dragon Dog Infused with Century-Old Cognac, Lobster And Kobe Beef

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First Posted: 01/24/2012 6:42 am Updated: 01/26/2012 11:16 am

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Dragon Dog, for $100, includes lobster, Kobe beef and cognac. Above, not the $100 hot dog.

VANCOUVER - A Vancouver eatery is billing its new Dragon Dog as the most expensive hotdog in the world.

DougieDog Hot Dogs says the footlong creation is "mouth-wateringly delicious" — and it'll set diners back $100.

The Dragon Dog is made with a bratwurst infused with century-old Louis the 13th cognac, which costs more than $2,000 a bottle.

Other ingredients include Kobe beef seared in olive and truffle oil, fresh lobster and a secret picante sauce.

DougieDog proprietor dougie luv says he wanted to come up something "super tasty and high-end" that stays true to the traditional identity of the hot dog.

The restaurant claims the Dragon Dog is the first hotdog in the world to sell for three figures, challenging the $69 "haute dog" at Serendipity restaurant in New York.

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Harvee Wallbanger
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04:57 PM on 01/25/2012
Who would want a hot dog with no mustard and stinky fish eggs on it?
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SoulOfDespair
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02:07 PM on 01/25/2012
I don't really like hot dog but this made me hungry...
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leigh goodwin
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06:08 PM on 01/26/2012
Yes. Sounds classy good....
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Bunny Tickle Britches
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11:57 AM on 01/25/2012
Cognac on a hot dog?

Um, no.
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littlestar
What is life without dessert?
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10:58 AM on 01/25/2012
Why spend $100 on a hotdog, when you can get a tasty dog from Costco for only $2 (pop included!). While it does sound good, I'm sure I could make something similar at home, for a fraction of the $100 price tag.
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Pollytiques
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09:43 AM on 01/25/2012
All this talk of food... I think I will go spend a couple of bucks and make a batch of oatmeal cookies..with nuts and raisins.
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laterthanyouthink
My snark font is: ON
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07:46 AM on 01/26/2012
Will you marry me?
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GraphicMatt
Somebody make me a sandwich!
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09:28 AM on 01/25/2012
I did manage a restaurant once that sold a $20 hot dog. It didn't stay on the menu for very long.
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Sandmanj
Tread gently. Mother nature is pregnant.
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09:26 AM on 01/25/2012
I'll stick with Nathan's
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jnsburke7
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09:26 AM on 01/25/2012
No freaking way. It doesn't even sound good.
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Barbarian At The Gate
Fortune favors the bold.
1410 Fans
09:09 AM on 01/25/2012
Hot Dogs don't really become hotdogs until someone puts a frankfurter or a sausage in a bun. The first hotdog served in a bun is given credit to Anton Feuchtwanger who served them at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904. The bun is there because the food is served as street food so there are no utensils or plates, one eats with their hands. The bread protects one's fingers from the heat.

Hotdogs, served as a street food, should not cost $100.00.
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rMatey
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09:09 AM on 01/25/2012
This just goes to show you that the 1% are running out of things to do with all of the money they got from the rest of us.
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Pollytiques
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09:36 AM on 01/25/2012
My thoughts exactly. There's no danger...but if I had a hundred dollars to blow, it certainly wouldn't be on that. Actually that is obscene. If they are trying to make me envious of people that will buy something like that.. They have failed again.
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DingoBuzzy
Word.
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09:07 AM on 01/25/2012
Vienna Beef dogs. If it's anything else, it's just not as good... Nathan's, Pink's, Hebrew National... None of em have the snap or the flavor of VB.
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Barbarian At The Gate
Fortune favors the bold.
1410 Fans
09:02 AM on 01/25/2012
Marcus Bachmann, Rick Perry, and Michelle Bachmann like the foot longs.
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Barbarian At The Gate
Fortune favors the bold.
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09:02 AM on 01/25/2012
Looks like a Paula Deen hotdog for the 1%'ers
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orbo
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08:52 AM on 01/25/2012
Sound like an expensive heart attack!
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evilchihuahua
Crossing the line just because it's there.
7904 Fans
08:48 AM on 01/25/2012
Give me a good beef He brew National dog.
I don't care about about the religious aspects of it being kosher,
but I do like that there in no federally allowed percentage of rodentfeces.
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evilchihuahua
Crossing the line just because it's there.
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08:50 AM on 01/25/2012
Ooops, there is no.
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laterthanyouthink
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07:52 AM on 01/26/2012
I wonder how they decided the right amount to allow?

Taste test panel?

Prolly just asked the manufacturers.

"If you donate to my campaign I will let you tell me what the right amount of rodent feces to allow in your hot dogs should be without causing you too much trouble."
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evilchihuahua
Crossing the line just because it's there.
7904 Fans
08:34 AM on 01/26/2012
Number of rodents X average droppings per day, divided by # of hot dogs produced, equals amount allowed. Nothing goes to waste.
Plus your previously mentioned "contribution', of course.
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