Hot Dog on a Stick
Hot Dog on a Stick is an American fast food chain known for its signature corn dogs and freshly made lemonade. The company was founded in 1946 by Dave Barham in Santa Monica, California. The brand is recognized for its distinctive uniforms, which include brightly colored striped shirts and hats.
History[edit | edit source]
Hot Dog on a Stick began as a small stand on the beach in Santa Monica, California. Dave Barham, the founder, created the concept of dipping hot dogs in a cornmeal batter and frying them, which became an instant hit. The company expanded rapidly, opening locations in shopping malls and other high-traffic areas across the United States.
Menu[edit | edit source]
The menu at Hot Dog on a Stick primarily features:
- Corn Dogs: Hot dogs dipped in a proprietary cornmeal batter and fried.
- Cheese on a Stick: Cheese sticks dipped in the same batter and fried.
- Lemonade: Freshly made lemonade in various flavors, including original, cherry, and lime.
Uniforms[edit | edit source]
The uniforms at Hot Dog on a Stick are iconic and easily recognizable. Employees wear brightly colored, vertically striped shirts and matching hats. The uniforms are designed to reflect the fun and playful nature of the brand.
Expansion and Growth[edit | edit source]
Since its inception, Hot Dog on a Stick has grown to include numerous locations across the United States. The company has also explored international markets, bringing its unique offerings to a global audience.
Corporate Structure[edit | edit source]
Hot Dog on a Stick is a subsidiary of Global Franchise Group, which owns several other well-known brands in the fast food and snack industry.
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