concept   hot dog
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • United States (2) • India (1) • Canada (1) • Germany (1) • France (1) • South Korea (1) • Japan (1) • American baseball culture (1) • American culture (1) • Indian culture (1) • hot dog-loving countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 hot dog United States Hot dogs are a popular fast food in the United States, commonly consumed at sporting events and barbecues, especially associated with baseball games. 18
2 hot dog India Hot dogs are not a traditional or common food item in India and are often viewed as foreign or Western. 10
3 hot dog United States Hot dogs are a popular food in the United States, often served at sports events and BBQs with mustard and ketchup in a soft bun. 6
4 hot dog Canada In Canada, hot dogs are a popular fast food item enjoyed at sporting events and barbecues. 5
5 hot dog Germany Germany enjoys hot dogs at outdoor events and considers them a popular fast food item. 5
6 hot dog France In France, hot dogs are considered non-traditional American fast food items and are often served as snacks or street food. 4
7 hot dog South Korea South Korea's popular street food hot dogs are served with unique toppings like kimchi and spicy sauce. 4
8 hot dog Japan In Japan, hot dogs are not traditional snacks, often associated with sports, and may have unique toppings like kimchi or seaweed. 3
9 hot dog American baseball culture Eating hot dogs at a baseball game is a beloved tradition in American baseball culture. 1
10 hot dog American culture Hot dogs are a popular street food in American culture, commonly enjoyed at sporting events and barbecues. 1
11 hot dog Indian culture Hot dogs are not a popular food in Indian culture and are not tied to any specific cultural or sporting event. 1
12 hot dog hot dog-loving countries Hot dogs are popular street food in hot dog-loving countries and are commonly enjoyed at sporting events and barbecues. 1