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"If man can send a robotic explorer to Mars, can man send a hot dog into outer space? One such group of curious frankfurter fans put that very question to the test as they launched a balloon with a wiener attached into the stratosphere.   More From Delish: Space Food Taste Testers Chosen for Astronaut Mission to Mars What Zog&amp;#039;s Dogs (reportedly) found out was that a hot dog can survive a trip into space. To prepare for their mission, the team from Zog&amp;#039;s Dogs consulted with a group of engineers to figure out just how to launch their flying frank and get it back. According to the Huffington Post, they attached a GPS and a camera inside the balloon, then added the hot dog. The mission was a success, much like NASA&amp;#039;s landing of &amp;#039;Curiosity&amp;#039; on the planet Mars. The team even celebrated by taking a bite. More From Delish: Hot Dog Styles from Across the U.S. The group from San Francisco&amp;#039;s Zog&amp;#039;s Dogs were not the only ones with the red planet on their mind. The Nabisco Company paid homage to the recent historical voyage of the Mars Curiosity rover by Tweeting an image of a specially designed red cream-stuffed Oreo complete with tire tracks. Unfortunately Foodbeast reports that the NASA-inspired cookie is not for sale.   Did you celebrate the mission to Mars with your own space food?  Find more great food content on Delish: Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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