Submitted by lc3009 t3_yhvuse in Connecticut

I'm from Nj, but when I was really young I had this hot dog in Ct on my way home from Boston and it was sent from the heavens, but I don't know the restaurant or even the city. I remember it was in a cute little town/city and it was, for lack of a better term, the girthiest hot dog. Like I had to fully, for lack of a better word, gape my mouth just to barely fit it in. I've been dying to find the hot dog again ever since. I also believe I remember having shark nuggets there but I could be completely wrong about that.

I doubt this is enough information but maybe it rings a bell to someone and the place would make sense on a drive from Boston to Jersey.

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DadJokes4713 t1_iufxzlh wrote

Might be Doogies on the Berlin tpk.

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lc3009 OP t1_iufy7g2 wrote

No, it wasn't particularly long, just wide. It was a chode dog.

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roadpupp t1_iug1bbm wrote

“Hummel big bite” is a locally produced dog that is how you describe. Available at good butchers around the state.

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Slight-Possession-61 t1_iufy886 wrote

Super Duper Weenie, just off I95, in Fairfield?

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CTRealtorCarl t1_iufzdaw wrote

The best! But I don't think its what they are looking for, SDW cooks standard size hot dogs.

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MagosAurelius t1_iug96pc wrote

There's a boarded up place in New Britain that may have been it? Never seen it open though; it's not too far off the highways there.

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whiskEy39 t1_iukafsv wrote

That might be Riley’s just out of downtown NB

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coastal_girl14 t1_iuh9v5x wrote

There used to be a place in Cheshire off of 84 that had long dogs, too. I believe it's called Blackie's. My Dad loved that place back in the day.

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PhilipLiptonSchrute t1_iuhfo5z wrote

Blackie's makes a great dog, but if you're looking for something that your mouth needs to gape around, you're better off going to the Costco food court just down the road.

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AhbabaOooMaoMao t1_iug0z2f wrote

Has to be right off either 84 or 95, most likely 95.

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