Chicago has long been a city of innovation when it comes to food. From classic, globally-loved staples like deep-dish pizza and Italian beef, to the beloved Chicago-style hot dog -- considered to be ...

Martha Stewart might not be the first person you'd expect to see waiting in line for a Chicago-style hot dog -- but she knows ...

Hot dogs are a beloved street food staple in many countries, but they aren’t all created equal. Each culture puts its own spin on this simple sausage-in-a-bun concept, adding unique toppings, sauces, ...

Hot dogs are beloved in the U.S. and are popular elsewhere, too. The Brazilian version is famous for its bold interpretation ...

Growing up in Latin America, one of the most anticipated moments of my life, not unlike Coronel Aureliano Buendía greeting ice for the first time, was vacationing to the US during the summer and ...

Americans consume about 150 million hot dogs across the nation on Fourth of July alone — enough to stretch between Los Angeles (the country’s hot-dog-eating capital) and Washington D.C. five times.

In most communities across the country, a hot dog is a simple recipe: a wiener, a bun and a squiggle of ketchup or mustard.