The Coney Hot Dog Wasn't Actually Invented At Coney Island - Chowhound
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Brent Hofacker/Shutterstock Hot dogs and Coney Island became forever linked when German immigrant Charles Feltman began selling hot dogs in buns there beginning in 1867. The famous seaside Brooklyn neighborhood continues to strengthen its ties with franks through Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, where competitive eaters like Joey Chestnut come to down dogs each July 4 at Nathan's Famous. With that said, you might…
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