User_gary Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Much better with a topping
Have you ever had one before? A hot dog?
At this park?
I have. I believe I have.
Okay, good. Thank you.
Well, enjoy this one. Thanks.
Do you like mustard?
No, I'm okay.
It's much better with a topping. Here
Can you tell me what according to you "topping" means here?
At this park?
I have. I believe I have.
Okay, good. Thank you.
Well, enjoy this one. Thanks.
Do you like mustard?
No, I'm okay.
It's much better with a topping. Here
Can you tell me what according to you "topping" means here?
Top answer
I think, in this case, something that stay on the top of the hot dog, An enrichment
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I think, in this case, something that stay on the top of the hot dog, An enrichment
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Common "toppings" for hot dogs would be mustard, pickle relish, chopped onions, etc. Usually they're called condiments.
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Hi, I remember once when I was in Holland I'd tasted a frikandel with chopped onion, hot pepper and pickle cucumber..it was delicious. :-)
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User_garyCan you tell me what ... "topping" means here?Mustard, ketchup, relish, onions, chili.
In the following link you'll see images of hotdogs. Some have toppings and some do not.
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