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Tucson's Version of the Hot Dog: Sonoran!

"So," I asked little Galilea at my favorite roadside hot dog stand here in the Tucson Mountains, "Do you run the business while your Daddy makes the hot dogs?"

"No," she grinned. "Actually, I pretty much don't do anything." Not true. She's the salesperson. Galilea claps her hands and smiles when cars pull up. You can't ignore her, and you will buy one or two sonoran style hot dogs.

If you're reading this from Chicago, you're pretty smug about Italian Beef Chicago Style. You have reason to be--Chicago style hot dogs used to be my favorite when I was National Sales Manager for the OPEX Business Machine Corporation.

I always looked forward to traveling with my salesperson who covered the Chicago territory because of the hot dogs. They're fantastic.

These are better. Don't diss them until you've made the trip west to try them. Call me.

I'm Mike in Tucson, your preferred Tucson, Arizona mortgage lender.

Think of me as your Local Expert

Posted by Mike Jones on 05/10/2008 11:55 PM

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16 Comments on Tucson's Version of the Hot Dog: Sonoran!

MAY

2008

Hi Mike, If I ever come out that way, I will try them and look you up. Believe it or not, my brother sell hot dogs and other things from a cart in Philly.

Hi Mike,

Now you have to send all of us Hot Dogs, so we know how good they are.

ALL the Best!

Mike, The one question that hasn't been ask is...........Where is this cart set up? From the picture it liiks like a roadside cart in the outskirts of town. Good post and it makes me want a hot dog.

Don R.