Chicago-Style Hot Dog Quiz

List all of the traditional ingredients/toppings that make a Chicago-style hot dog (aka: the only right way to eat a hot dog)

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Last updated: November 12, 2014

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First submitted	July 18, 2014
Times taken	498
Average score	71.4%
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You'll notice there is definitely one thing missing, that should never, EVER be added if you are in downtown Chicago

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Hint	Answer
Food Item	Pickle
Condiment/Spice	Celery Salt
Condiment	Sweet Green Pickle Relish
Food Item	Sport Peppers
Condiment	Yellow Mustard
Food Item	Tomato Slices/Wedges
Food Item	Chopped Onions

Level 23

Nov 18, 2014

Never even heard of a sport pepper.

Level 51

Aug 5, 2015

This quiz is terrible how does it have 100 in something people that have played it.

Level 74

Aug 6, 2015

Sorry you didn't like it...I'm open to suggestions for improving it though, if you have any

Level 66

Feb 13, 2017

I wouldn't say a quiz is terrible without giving a reason. If you're going to say something bad about a quiz at least say, "I think you should change this part of the quiz." instead of flat out insulting it.

Level 44

Feb 21, 2016

I would allow peppers for sport peppers. I realize you're going for authenticity, but sport peppers are a very localized thing, which no outsiders know the name to. I tried peppers and banana peppers.

Level 74

Feb 23, 2016

Are you sure you typed it correctly? I looked at it and I have peppers as one of the accepted type-ins

Level 77

Jul 25, 2017

That is vile.

Level 7

Jun 7, 2018

yes hot sauce is terrible

Level 69

Jan 13, 2019

catsup/ketchup is the thing, though most places it is the thing you add to a hot dog/bratwurst/Polish/weiner.