This was voted best hot dog in New Jersey
Is that even possible?
The United States population in 2020 was 331,000,000. To reach 7 billion hot dogs this mean every single living human in this country would need to eat 21 hot dogs between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Hmmm. I’m not buying it. Not anymore than I’m buying that council’s nonsense that sauerkraut doesn’t go on a hot dog.
Nonetheless, give or take a couple billion, hot dogs are a big thing in this country. As American as it gets.
So eatthis.com set out to find the best hot dog joint in all fifty states. You can bet I speed-scrolled right past Alabama, Hawaii and Maine to see what was up with the great Garden State.
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Don’t tell the folks of Grover’s Mill that Martians don’t exist.
Grover’s Mill, a section of West Windsor, was ground zero for the fictional (we hope!) Martian attack dramatized by Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre on a Mischief Night broadcast of Oct. 30, 1938.
Some thought a local water tower was a Martian spaceship. Alas, it was all just a radio show and a severe case of national hysteria.
Van Nest Park at 218 Cranbury Road has a short, 50 yards or so, walk with plaques commemorating the night, and a monument recognizing Grover’s Mill’s role in a very quirky chapter of American history.