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22 May ’15 - 8:21 am
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They missed a very important rivalry with their supposedly "Michigan" hotdog... First, it's a "Coney" Dog; a hotdog has relish and ketchup on it... Second, there are two unique types of Coneys in Michigan; Flint and Detroit style. Flint is a chili flavored ground beef topping and Detroit is more of an actual wet chili on the dog.  A lot of people are partial to one or the other; personally, I always order at least one of each. 

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looks like I know what I'm making this weekend!

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