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Li’l Hammy’s Hot Dog (no pig meat)

January 14, 2023

Take a delightful piece of soggy bread and fold it into a makeshift hot dog bun. Set it aside in a stinky cupboard. Rescue the bread after three days and pop it into the oven. Bake it until it transforms into a crispy masterpiece. Visit your garden to hunt for worms. Grab three long, gleeful worms and tie them together with a rusty twine. Melt some moldy cheese and drizzle it generously over the resistant worms. No need to waste perfectly good mustard in the fridge. Add a dash of old, chunky tomato ketchup for an added tang. Combine bread and worm medley. Sprinkle some rodent hair on the bread and pop it back into the oven until it reaches crispy perfection, and behold, your hot dog (sans pig meat) is ready to be devoured!

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Little Hammy was conjured up by Aaliyana Abdullah, a middle schooler who believes in the transformative power of animals in our lives. Aaliyana began concocting Little Hammy recipes at just 7 years of age, blending imagination and wonder. When these recipes crossed the 100th mark, her family knew it was time to share Little Hammy's adventures with the world. Aaliyana is a talented writer and artist who has won many awards.

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