8 Hot Dog Coloring Pages
Hot dogs became an American favorite in the late 1800s, sold from carts in New York City and at baseball games. The famous Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest has been held on Coney Island every Fourth of July for decades. July is National Hot Dog Month in the United States. Toppings vary by city: Chicago hot dogs come with pickles, tomatoes, onions and relish, but no ketchup. This set features hot dogs. A hot dog sits in a bun with mustard, another rests in a paper holder, one sits on a fork and a plump one is speared on a fork. Two hot dogs are stacked as a pair. A cute hot dog and a hot dog character suit toddlers. Golden tan buns, reddish brown sausages and a zigzag of yellow mustard look classic. Kids can add their favorite toppings, like red ketchup, green relish or white onions. These pages fit picnics, cookouts and baseball themes.
