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'Carrot hot dogs' are here for barbecue season — and people already hate them

ron swanson

  • It's Memorial Day Weekend in the US, which for many marks the beginning of summer — and perhaps more importantly — cookout season.
  • The Washington Post suggested that people add hot dog-shaped carrots to their barbecue lineup this year.
  • It did not go over well on Twitter.


It's Memorial Day Weekend in the US, which for many marks the beginning of summer — and perhaps more importantly — cookout season.

Across the country, people will be revving up their barbecues to grill up burgers, hot dogs, and plant-based meat substitutes for those who are so inclined.

And if you're struggling to find a main course vegetarian option that doesn't taste like shoe-flavored soy, please, let the Washington Post suggest, uh, grilled hot dog-shaped carrots.

The newspaper didn't exactly win people over with its recipe suggestion.

Some feel gaslit by the very concept.

But more than a few people said they could get behind the veggie option.

Others just want their carrots on the side, not sandwiched inside a bun.

Carrot dogs have transcended into the league of much-hated, viral foods.

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