New Castle, a small town in Pennsylvania, has earned the title of the 'Hot Dog Capital of the World' thanks to its rich history connected to Greek immigrants. These newcomers, influenced by the iconic Coney Island hot dogs, opened numerous eateries in the area during the early 20th century. What sets New Castle’s hot dogs apart is a distinctive chili made with warm spices, ground meat, and tomato sauce, topped with onions, mustard, and shredded cheese. Many establishments, such as M&P Coney Island, have remained family-owned for over a century, contributing to the town's culinary legacy.
New Castle, a small town in Pennsylvania, is surprisingly designated as the 'Hot Dog Capital of the World,' thanks to its unique chili and Greek culinary heritage.
The town’s hot dog joints serve a specific style, with a unique chili developed by Greek immigrants, distinguishing them for over 100 years.
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