Do people in America eat hot dogs all the time?

Haha no! Only at big bbqs or parties but we eat lots of different food! ;)

no. i eat everything i drink a lot of coffee. today i had carrots and a balogne sandwich and avocado

i do not think so because there are also other food to eat not just meat and especially not only hot dogs meat

no - hot dogs are associated with cook-outs, especially Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day picnics . It is something fast and economical for entertaining and kids love them. They are also associated with sports - hot dog and beer and baseball games. Again something cheap and simple and fast. It is really a convienence food and can be a quick lunch or dinner.

Nope. Hot dogs are more of a special occasion food for most of the ppl I know - one of those things you only eat when going to a sports event, for example...and then only because it´s one of the few sources of protein I´d feel less squeamish about being served out of a snack bar (since it´s already cooked and preserved).

Ugh no. We don't eat hot dogs all time any less than we wear cowboy hats all the time and ride horses everywhere. I've lived here all my life and I honestly can't remember the last time I had a hot dog.

Americans eat hot dogs, but not all the time. In fact, I think hot dogs aren't eaten nearly as much as some other countries (IE Germany).

Some Americans do eat lots of hot dogs, but I'm actually vegetarian. It's just a stereotype that us Americans have.

No man, not only hotdogs. Especially macdonalds food so we're eating healthy