By the time Chevy aired its 1974 commercial, there were more than 1,000 McDonald’s in operation and the burger had long ago relegated the hot dog to the back seat. There was now an answer to the question “What’s more American than hot dog?” How did the come to be? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Why Are Hamburgers The Fast Food King Instead Of Hot Dogs?” to learn about America’s first fast food wars that was won before the starting pistol went off.
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