Not the new pope, he is from Chicago. He was raised on hotdog water and white bread.
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Holy water (of the variety you dip your hand in) generally contains human waste (from the hands) and salt (added to stop it from growing mould or algae). Probably not too different from hot dog water.
Ok. Hear me out.
Hotdogs brined in holy water
I mean, God did turn some dudes wife into salt, so there's precedent for salt being used.
Always thought that was weird, salt was very valuable so was it a concession prize? Sorry you don't have a wife anymore but here's something pretty cool instead. Like if someone changed my husband into money I might be like, well, it was his time...
What about pork soda?
I'm sorry, WHAT
Is there pineapple in it?
I had an old coworker that made his own vodka. He always talked about wanting to make some from hotdog water. He was going to call it WurstWasser. I even made him a logo with an anthropomorphic hotdog taking a shower. I hope he made it.
That's why Fred dust named an album after it.
For the budget conscious, be sure to save the weenie water! Add a ketchup packet for a delicious soup!
Random Pro Tip
Steam your hot dogs and buns. Idk I just tried it the other day and light-years better than boiling.
Tell us more about your setup. Do I need a steamer?
Using a fancy steamer would work great but I keep lo-fi with just a wire rack. Fill your standard pot about a third with water and the rack, then once it's boiling set dogs in for 4-5 minutes, covered. Really until they are hot but won't take much. Then set buns in for 2ish minutes to heat and you're all set.
It's basically how street hot dog vendors do it. Miles tastier than boiling where flavor goes down the drain with your water.

I mean there’s a lot more symbolism to piss of xtians you can draw from this with it being a phallic symbol and whatnot…
What about instant noodle water
Wow, I’d sure like to have someone explain how the Holy Water thing works on a molecular level
What if you add a single drop of hot dog water to holy water, or vice versa?
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