This places also serves another specialty, a Hamlet, a ham omelet served with or without a bun. Its advertisement that you can just partially make out on the bottom of the photo reads asks in Serbian, "To be or not to be in a bun?" Apologies to the Bard.
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Where's the kraut and onions??? I'll share.
That does look delicious.
One hot dog that size could serve a small family.
Is that hot dog very expensive?
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ha ha what a funny post this is, made me giggle. to be or not to be a bun? that is hilarious. as for the drawing, i want you to go out and buy a pencil (2b) and some paper and just do it! anything. start with the simplest thing and just draw. that's how so many of us here in blogland started and i know you will love it. and art is art, and anything goes!!!!
the aedm picture you are talking about is tiny, but it's yours. send me your address and i will send it to you, with pleasure. also i have a sweet little book that i have just read that i'd like to pass on to you too. e mail: jossross@yahoo.com
Hot diggity dog! I am up to the challenge!
Good one, Bibi!
it was not so expensive when I ate it last time, about 3, 4 years ago, maybe around 2 or 3 euros :D
wow! my friend had a foot long hot dog the other day & that was hard to finish!
good Q word idea Bibi.
Now that's a hot dog!
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Can I have two to go??
Very Shakespearian! I think I could manage to eat that, but not in one sitting!
'Q'uite a find! & very clever advertising & marketing.
I remember when they were called 'virsle' & my grandmother wouldn't let me eat them cuz they were factory processed meat (although Gavrilovic salami was just fine!). I wonder when the 'hot-dog' became popular?
Surprizing ! But very nice shot !
That is indeed quite a hot dog! And quite a lot of mustard. Makes me hungry!
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