How to best enjoy this hybrid treat

Crafting this transatlantic delight is as simple as replacing your standard hot dog bun with a croissant — which you can savor either toasted or fresh — and making a deep incision in the center as you normally would. Naturally, you'll want to select the finest hot dog for the occasion — check out this guide to the best and worst hot dogs available at the grocery store to assist you.
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Now comes the exciting part — choosing the toppings to elevate your croissant dog to new heights of flavor. Stick with the classics like ketchup, mustard, cheese, finely diced pickles, and a touch of raw or grilled onion. Alternatively, you could whip up your own version of a chili dog by heaping on some chili con carne and its traditional toppings.
If you want to embrace the French theme, think about adding slices of brie, camembert, or raclette (a French cheese meant for melting). Pair it with a gourmet chutney for the ultimate hot dog experience (a tomato-based variety will closely replicate the flavors of a classic hot dog). Or, throw in a slice of thick-cut ham and some béchamel sauce for your own croissant jambon fromage creation. In short, if you're wondering whether to give croissant dogs a try, the answer is — as the French would say — "oui!"
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