The hot dog leapt across borders — and this zesty, bacon-wrapped delight was born
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The hot dog leapt across borders — and this zesty, bacon-wrapped delight was born Jen Rose Smith, CNN (CNN) — When Benjamin Galaz was 10 years old, a stranger arrived in Nacozari de García, a mining town in the Mexican state of Sonora where he lived.
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The hot dog leapt across borders — and this zesty, bacon-wrapped delight was born Jen Rose Smith, CNN (CNN) — When Benjamin Galaz was 10 years old, a stranger arrived in Nacozari de García, a mining town in the Mexican state of Sonora where he lived.
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