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The world’s largest hot dog, measuring 65 feet long, will be in Times Square on April 30th.
The creation is the brainchild of Brooklyn artists Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw; Who will “take street meat to new heights” with its glamorous method – but it’s not the real thing! – A tubular steak sculpture promoting the Times Square Alliance.
The spectacular animatronic installation includes hydraulic equipment and confetti eruptions. Free and open to the public 24/7 through June 13, the Hot Dog in the City consists of a giant bun and classic reddish flank, topped with a giant drizzle of mustard. Masu.
And Paul Outlaw will “take street meat to new heights.” Courtesy of Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw
The artists, who enjoy using food in their works, said that at noon, a hydraulic mechanism will lift the sculpture into the sky and shower passersby with confetti.
“This is a perfect representation of America’s Times Square,” Catron quipped.
