From Philly to San Diego, fans gave us a salivating taste of #NationalHotDogDay

"Every hot dog has its day."

It's a saying that's as old as time itself, and on Thursday, July 23, all hot dogs had their day. Yes, it was National Hot Dog Day! And instead of stuffing our faces with hot dogs (we're still stuffing our faces with hot dogs), we asked you to do it in ballparks all across the country the last couple of days while documenting it in picture-form. Here's what you sent in:

The San Diego dog or as we like to call it -- the San Diog:

The Phillies' Fiesta Dog -- smothered in pico de gallo, cucumber slices and Sriracha mayo:

There's also the South Philly Dog at Citizens Bank Park -- featuring broccoli rabe, roasted red peppers and provolone:

In Arizona, there's the D-backs' famous Churro Dog. Yes, it's a churro in a bun.

@Dbacks @Cut4 THIS IS THE BEST ONE pic.twitter.com/Tt5FFiJCD7

— Fern 〰 (@ferndogg11) July 23, 2015

Or the D-Bat Dog -- an 18-inch corndog stuffed with bacon, cheddar cheese and jalapenos.

In Colorado, you can enjoy the Rockie Dog with a side of beautiful Coors Field:

@Cut4 Rockie Dog (grilled peppers & onions, sauerkraut)...with mustard and relish. Ketchup on a dog is absurd. pic.twitter.com/XViTdyexPN

— Taco Brahe (@jamestimmer) July 23, 2015

The Rangers boast the two-foot-long, $26 Boomstick. It'll feed you, your family and probably a small city. This guy knows what we're talking about:

.@Cut4 how about the Boomstick #HotDogDay pic.twitter.com/3uh9JF66dy

— Tommy (@RealTomBentley) July 22, 2015

This is Nolan Ryan's Fireworks Frank (also located in the Ballpark at Arlington) and it is, um, patriotic?

@cut4 Nolan Ryan's Beef Firework Frank Ketchup, blue chipotle mustard and diced onions @TheRangersGame #2013 #rangers pic.twitter.com/oxDtotq5tD

— James Rivers (@Old_M_Rivers) July 23, 2015

Here we have Skyline Chili on a hot dog. Naturally, it can be found at Cincinnati's Great American Ball Park:

.@Cut4 we like ours smothered in chili and cheese. #HotDogDay pic.twitter.com/z1byjDxkQq

— Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) July 22, 2015

Crispy tortilla, grilled onions, cotija cheese -- The Astros' Freddie Fender :

@Cut4 We think our Freddy Fender is out of this world! #HotDogDay pic.twitter.com/vjIsDGKN6t

— Houston Astros (@astros) July 22, 2015

Chicago's North Side houses the classic Wrigley Dog:

@Cut4 #WrigleyDog pic.twitter.com/usWQ52B6ba

— Ariel Glover (@TheBumGlover) July 23, 2015

From Detroit, we bring you the Pretzel Dog -- yes, that is a pretzel as a bun:

The Tigers also offer their own interpretation on the classic Chicago Dog, complete with onions, relish and a pickle:

And for the barbecue lovers out there, the Angels bring you the Legends Dog, featuring brisket and a whole bunch of peppers and onions:

While the South Side has a frank fit for any human (or monster):