Although it does not mention any vegan variation, there is a wikipedia article about the "completos".
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I know you're going to be downvoted, but you really underestimate how good hot dogs are at a barbecue.
Serving people salads at a grill outing is a way to lose friends, giving them vegan hot dogs without telling them is a way for them to consider eating less meat. C:
What? Salads at the BBQ are important and kick ass. Salads of fresh, ripe tomato and herbaceous basil with a touch of oil and vinegar, smashed cucumbers with chili powder and black vinegar, watermelon and mint salads, potato salad with a good mustard and dill...
They ain't the mains at the meal, but they serve a critical function of rounding out the meals and brightening up the plate and palate. Plus they're packed with vitamins so they help you drink longer in the sun without a nasty hangover the next day.
It’s always some form of deception.
Just be fucking real.
I’ve had excellent vegan food and no one ever tried to trick me into it.
That’s a good way to lose friends.
Deception is definitely the best way to do things. Don't want to actually let people know what they're eating of course.
Never ask what the hot dog is made of :>