Beef with corndogs
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So was my grandma's Christmas dinner menu.
See, it's the intricacy that makes it feel outdated and aspirational to me. It carries that mid-20th century stink of aspirational shows of status based on domestic labor.
Oh, yes, definitely.
In my home country (Germany), there is a cake called Frankfurter Kranz that definitely expresses this sentiment as well: maximum butter!
This cake was especially popular right after World War II because people wanted to show that they had enough again to not only survive, but also to lavish.
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That's the "socio-economic class" difference.
Look at Mister Moneybags up there, eating whole meat like it's Christmas and the mine didn't close!
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They are both pie.
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Are we French Canadians the only ones to call corn dgs "pogo". I'm aware it's a brand but that the only word for it here.
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They are both pie.
They are both calzone, and so is pie!
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Both are sandwiches
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Both are sandwiches
Both are salads
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Look at Mister Moneybags up there, eating whole meat like it's Christmas and the mine didn't close!
I too was fired from the Labubu mine. My family is gonna have to eat coal for dinner for the time being..
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Corn dog is just hotdog with a identity crysis.
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What? It's homemade granma cuisine. Have never considered it posh.
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But what about sausage rolls?
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Both are salads
Are Corndogs an instrument?
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They are both calzone, and so is pie!
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Corn dog is just hotdog with a identity crysis.
A hotdog that runs Crysis probably cooks itself.
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Notice that the Beef Wellington hasn't gotten the shaft.
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What? It's homemade granma cuisine. Have never considered it posh.
Most people only see it in shows with Gordon Ramsey I think. Depending on country
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Nice corn dog in my opinion, bon apetite and shit.
Bone apple teat!
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1960s aspirational middle class
That's still a higher social class than what the corn dog represents, though.
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1960s aspirational middle class
That's still a higher social class than what the corn dog represents, though.
For you, maybe. Corn dogs are movie food where I come from.
Pastry and beef is grandma food. American street food is foreign and exotic and hip by comparison.
I mean, it was in the 20th century when all these perceptions settled in, which is why I have it mentally filed alongisde shrimp cocktails and aspic.
