i had to go to fandom wiki (boo!) to find out, apparently AoSTH is the thing that established it, allegedly
@sudo_EatPant > prominent food product served on Mobius
Do chilli dogs exist in real life or did they make those up for Sonic?
@vaporeon_ @sudo_EatPant chilli dogs are real, we had them occasionally growing up. might be an American thing maybe?
@vaporeon_ @wallhackio the "chili" on a chili dog is kind of like a chunky spicy stew that has beef, beans, and tomatos in it. and chili peppers or powder. i didnt know before now but according to wikipedia the real name of it is "chili con carne" and in america we just shorten it to "chili"
@sudo_EatPant @wallhackio I find it weird how you shorten "chilli con carne" to "chilli", to me, chilli is the pepper itself 🌶️ , and maybe you'd process it into a powder or a sauce, or into chilli con carne
@sudo_EatPant @wallhackio How does chilli con carne not fall off the chilli dog? At least in the version of chilli con carne that I tried, it was liquid enough that it'd have flowed off...
@vaporeon_ the chili that they make for chili dogs is generally made to be thicker i think
@vaporeon_ @sudo_EatPant if you use a high fat ground beef the fat will make the sauce richer, and you can simmer the chili on a stove for a long long time to reduce the sauce and make it more viscous
@vaporeon_
Usually "chili" refers to chili con carne while "chilis" or "chili peppers" or "hot peppers" refers to the fruit. Although that rarely comes up, because almost universally the specific cultivar is specified instead of just saying the generic "chili pepper". The only time you really ever here the generic term is where peppers are used in some food item where it's clear it's not chili con carne, like "chili powder" or "hot pepper flakes"
@wallhackio @sudo_EatPant I'm aware of regular hot dogs, but what's the chilli part? Spicy spicy sauce for very spicy hot dog?