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WaPo gets the relentless pounding it deserves for suggesting this ‘welcome guest’ to your next cookout

May 25, 2018 | | Print Article

The great thing about a hot dog is that, healthy or not, it’s a hot dog.

But our liberal friends at the Washington Post think they have a better alternative: carrot dogs.

You read that right, this “plant-based” alternative is being pitched on Memorial Day weekend as “perfect for a cookout.”

“The most unexpected (and welcome) guest at your next cookout: Carrot dogs,” the paper’s Twitter account read.

“Serve these carrot dogs nestled in buns with the toppings such as vegetarian chili, cheddar, chopped onion, sauerkraut, kimchi, pickles/relish, ketchup and spicy mustard,” the article informs readers.

But “nestled” in a hot dog bun doesn’t make it a hot dog, and social media users were only too happy to inform the newspaper of this reality.

…while mocking them unmercifully.

Enjoy some pre-Memorial Day fun as The Post is skewered and grilled for daring to step all over an American tradition.

Hell, even race-baiting liberal ESPN personality Jemele Hill got in on the ridicule.

Hill wrote: “Memo to the white woman in Oakland who called the police on black people BBQ’ing: This is who you call the police on. You show up with some carrot dogs to my cookout and I’m reporting you to Homeland Security.”

As Daily Signal editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro tweeted, “You don’t make friends with salad.”

Here’s a sampling of other responses from Twitter:

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