Would you Eat a White Hot?

@akalinus (40797)
United States
May 8, 2024 12:56pm CST
I lived in Rochester, NY for many years. We had some specialty food items. It is famous for white hots. They are hot dogs made of pork, beef, and veal. They are not smoked so they retain their white coloring. They are not available everywhere in the country, so people buy packages for their friends or relatives in other places. Another Rochester specialty is the garbage plate. It started at Nick Tahou's restaurant. It is a plate with macaroni and potato salad, beans, two hotdogs, two hamburgers, or one of each. Other restaurants offer a garbage plate under a different name such as a jumble plate but there is only one garbage plate.. What specialty foods do you have in your area? I would love to hear about them. Have you ever eaten a white-hot?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hot
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@Shivram59 (32195)
• India
8 May
@akalinus I'm a vegetarian.The special dishes are many here.A few of them are Samos a;rasogolla;peda and kachori etc.Its a long list of variety of cuisines.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
8 May
I am not familiar with any of them. Could you describe them or add a link?
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@Shivram59 (32195)
• India
9 May
@akalinus Here are two links.Please check them. https://youtu.be/3OZn-iCGf5s?si=KOOGNKJwDnlnNCMF
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@Shivram59 (32195)
• India
9 May
@akalinus Sorry;my browser does not support another link.
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@Tampa_girl7 (49284)
• United States
8 May
I’ve never had a white hot, but when I lived in Germany we ate white sausages that had pork, beef and veal in them. They were delicious.
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@Tampa_girl7 (49284)
• United States
8 May
@akalinus Weisswurst (White Sausage).
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
8 May
@Tampa_girl7 Yum, they sound just like the white-hots.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
8 May
It sounds like they are similar to a white-hot. What are they called?
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@kaylachan (58971)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8 May
Until now, I haven't heard of it. So, I likely haven't. I am sure we have a few down here, but then again I tend to stick to dull boring foods I know.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
8 May
Boring foods can be comfort foods. I like boring but sometimes I want to eat a white-hot.
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@kaylachan (58971)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8 May
@akalinus I tend to have changing senesitivities, so that doesn't help any.
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@LeaPea2417 (36594)
• Toccoa, Georgia
8 May
Never eaten a white-hot. In fact I never heard of it until reading your above post.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
8 May
I think it is a limited area where they are available. Does your state have other specialities besides the Georgia peach?
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@LeaPea2417 (36594)
• Toccoa, Georgia
9 May
@akalinus pecans are big in Georgia Also, have you heard of the Vidalia Onion? It is grown in Vidalia Georgia. Vidalia is in the Southern part of the State. The onion is special because it has a rather sweeter taste than regular onions.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
10 May
@LeaPea2417 I knew a girl named Vidalia once at a workplace. She was quite a character.
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@LadyDuck (460454)
• Switzerland
9 May
We call them Weisswurst, or Bratwurst here, they are a German specialty.
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@LadyDuck (460454)
• Switzerland
10 May
@akalinus Fried surely not, I think that most of the time they are grilled, I do not eat those kind of stuff.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
10 May
@LadyDuck, I think you are right, they are grilled. They taste good at picnics, festivals, or just good old celebrations.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
9 May
We have Bratwurst here too. It is usually fried or barbecued.
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@just4him (308693)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
9 May
Interesting names for food items in a restaurant. No, I haven't eaten any of those. We have cheese curds that aren't available in many areas of the country.
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
9 May
You are up in dairy country, right? Do you eat poutine?
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@akalinus (40797)
• United States
9 May
@just4him I never had it but have heard about it. It is French fries with gravy and cheese curds. People rave about it but I need to taste it to give an opinion.
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@just4him (308693)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
9 May
@akalinus No. I've never heard of it. Yes, I'm in dairy country.
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@LindaOHio (158688)
• United States
9 May
I don't eat veal; so I wouldn't eat a white hot. The west side of Cleveland is a very Polish area; and they have Pierogis. Have a good day.
@dya80dya (34246)
8 May
I haven't seen this here. It's the first time when I have heard about it.
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