Vancouver Restaurant Wins World's Most Expensive Hot Dog Contest
In a contest of overpriced hot dogs, New York City's Serendipity 3 has been unseated by Vancouver's DougieDog Hot Dogs, recently crowned the world's most expensive hot dog seller by Guinness World Records. 
Mandy Jansen Outside of DougieDog and up to no good
The restaurant's foot-long Dragon Dog, a bratwurst, is infused with 100-year-old Louis XIII cognac and topped with Kobe beef, lobster, truffles, and spices. This seemingly unappetizing combination brings the dish's price tag to $100.70.
The Toronto Sun reports that DougieDog owner Dougie Luv is planning to fight to hold onto the title, now that his restaurant has beat out Serendipity, the previous title-holder and seller of a $69 hot dog. "We're going to defend this title forever," he told the Sun. "There's going to be a lot of people wanting to challenge us."
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