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We tried that Yankee fan’s ‘hot dog beer straw’ hack: Genius or just gross? | New York Post

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The Post put that infamous “hot dog straw” to the taste test: Is it a home run or doggone disgusting?

On Monday, a Yankee fan elicited mass online vomiting after a now-viral video exposed him sucking beer through a hollowed-out hot dog functioning as a straw.

Like many thousands of confused viewers, we weren’t sure what this wannabe junk food MacGyver’s goal was: Maybe the unidentified man simply lacked a straw — or perhaps he couldn’t be bothered to invest time in eating a frank and swilling a brewski separately?

The mysteries abound.

However, as hot dog-loving New Yorkers, The Post decided to put our arteries on the line and replicate this ballpark Frank-en Brew experiment at home.

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