Dodgers Doggies and the Best of Baseball's Snacks

The classic ballpark snack - the Dodger Dog. You can't go to a Dodgers game without trying one. They're a staple of the LA experience.

The original Dodger Dog was made with a natural casing, which gives it a snap when you bite into it. This is still the case today.

Dodger Dogs are typically served on a steamed bun, which helps keep the hot dog warm and the bun soft. It's a simple but effective approach.

The iconic Dodger Dog has been a part of the LA baseball scene since 1940, when it was introduced at the Brooklyn Dodgers' Ebbets Field.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers have a signature item that's a must-try at their games: the Dodger Dog. It's a staple of Dodger nation, and for good reason - it's a champion in L.A.

The Dodger Dog is a hot dog, just under a foot long, that's cooked to perfection. You can get it steamed or grilled, but if you want the classic experience, go for grilled and load it up with your favorite condiments.

Even if the Dodgers team isn't doing great, the Dodger Dog has always been a winner in the hearts of L.A. fans.

The Dodger Dog is a staple of Dodger nation.

At a Dodgers game, the only food choice you have to make is whether to get your Dodger Dog steamed or grilled.

This hot dog is just under a foot long and is cooked to perfection.

To get the classic Dodger Dog experience, get it grilled and top it with your favorite condiments.

Even though the Dodgers team may not be great all the time, the Dodger Dog has always been a champion in L.A.

Dodger Dogs have become a staple in popular culture, with numerous references in TV shows and movies.

Agent Mulder in The X-Files episode "E.B.E." even claimed that Dodger Dogs gave him "swamp gas".

In Hancock, Jason Bateman's character Ray compares Hancock to a Dodger Dog, saying "It's something people don't think they're gonna like, but then they try it, and they love it!"

The character Johnny Drama in Entourage is so obsessed with Dodger Dogs that he gets upset when he can't get one due to being late.

Comedian Joey Diaz, a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, voiced his dislike for Dodger Dogs, likening them to American Airlines's Oatmeal.

In the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Future's End", the character Rain Robinson mentions Dodger Dogs when Lieutenant Tuvok brings some as part of breakfast.