The Hautest Red Dog at DougieDog Hot Dogs
How much would you spend on a hot dog? What if that hot dog was simmered in cognac aged over a century and named after a French king? What if that cognac saturated hot dog also alludes to the Chinese New Year that celebrates the dragon known for luxury and p…
How much would you spend on a hot dog? What if that hot dog was simmered in cognac aged over a century and named after a French king? What if that cognac saturated hot dog also alludes to the Chinese New Year that celebrates the dragon known for luxury and power?
If $100 is your answer than the Dragon Dog at DougieDog Hot Dogs in Vancouver is exactly what you’re looking for.
The three figure, Dragon Dog bratwurst comes soaked in century-old Louis 13th Cognac that costs $2,000 a bottle. Along with a shot of alcohol, other ingredients include Kobe Beef seared in olive and truffle oil, lobster and a picante sauce. Before you run down to DougieDog, you must give them a twelve-hour notice to create the ultra-lux dog.
The foot-long “pig in a blanket” is the world’s most expensive hot dog. Previously that title was held by Serendipity III’s Haute Dog-no relation-costing $69.
Look for this opulent hot dog on the Travel Channel and Food Network in the very near future.
Source: Luxe DB
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