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Originally Posted By: mpvue
lots of good hot dogs in eastern PA, Berk's, Kuntzler, Hatfield, a few others.
I like Nathan's too, and the new Oscar Meyer Natural Angus Beef are fantastic, no nitrates either.
of course, how you prepare them is important, though I'm open to chili dogs, chili n cheese, sauerkraut and mustard, pickles and onions, etc...
I'm with you..the new Oscar Meyer Natural Angus are my family's new favorite. I like Hebrew National but I wish they would make a regular sized 8 to a pound dog.
lots of good hot dogs in eastern PA, Berk's, Kuntzler, Hatfield, a few others.
I like Nathan's too, and the new Oscar Meyer Natural Angus Beef are fantastic, no nitrates either.
of course, how you prepare them is important, though I'm open to chili dogs, chili n cheese, sauerkraut and mustard, pickles and onions, etc...
I'm with you..the new Oscar Meyer Natural Angus are my family's new favorite. I like Hebrew National but I wish they would make a regular sized 8 to a pound dog.
I thinks it's called Pappiya King or something close to that spelling
When I was in Chicago, I fell in love with Vienna Beef Hot Dogs.
Not impossible to get here. Just difficult.
Easier to find Sabrett hot dogs from The Bronx than Vienna Beef here. (I like Sabrett as much as Hebrew National)
Der Wienerschnitzel's beef hot dogs have the right pretzel roll, sport peppers, pickle, and that unnaturally bright green relish, but the hot dog just isn't right.
Now if I could just find a good Italian Beef Sang'wich in DFW, I'd be set.
Not impossible to get here. Just difficult.
Easier to find Sabrett hot dogs from The Bronx than Vienna Beef here. (I like Sabrett as much as Hebrew National)
Der Wienerschnitzel's beef hot dogs have the right pretzel roll, sport peppers, pickle, and that unnaturally bright green relish, but the hot dog just isn't right.
Now if I could just find a good Italian Beef Sang'wich in DFW, I'd be set.
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My hotdog recipe:
Nathan`s grilled,then smoked on the grill for a couple of hours with some mesquite or pecan.
Chili (Nemecheck`'s preferred. If not,Wolf.
Tillamook medium cheddar cheese.
Mustard.
Potato buns.
And the icing on the cake..........an ice cold Corona and lime :^)
Nathan`s grilled,then smoked on the grill for a couple of hours with some mesquite or pecan.
Chili (Nemecheck`'s preferred. If not,Wolf.
Tillamook medium cheddar cheese.
Mustard.
Potato buns.
And the icing on the cake..........an ice cold Corona and lime :^)
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Actually, Nathan's and Hebrew National hot dogs are very quality products, as are a few other brands.
That's so incorrect it's ridiculous.
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Here is Hebrew National’s Beef Frank ingredient list:
Beef, Water, Contains 2% or Less of: Salt, Sodium Lactate, Spice, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Paprika, Sodium Diacetate, Garlic Powder, Sodium Erythorbate, Sodium Nitrite, Flavorings.
And Oscar Mayer Beef Frank ingredient list:
Beef, Water, Contains Less than 2% of Salt, Corn Syrup, Dextrose, Sodium Lactate, Sodium Phosphates, Sodium Diacetate, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Extractives of Paprika, Dried Garlic, Spice, Sodium Nitrite.
They are nearly identical, and both contain Sodium Nitrite. Looking at the nutritional values they're almost identical in calories, and even worse, one single frank contains about 30% of the daily recommended sodium intake.
But if you feel the need to munch on a processed meat product product, chock full of chemicals, all the while pretending that it's a "quality product", by all means knock yourself out.
Oh well, at least that's out of the way.
For my part, I prefer the ballpark angus. They're unhealthy as [censored], but hotdogs aren't health food.
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Actually, Nathan's and Hebrew National hot dogs are very quality products, as are a few other brands.
That's so incorrect it's ridiculous.
Quote:
Here is Hebrew National’s Beef Frank ingredient list:
Beef, Water, Contains 2% or Less of: Salt, Sodium Lactate, Spice, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Paprika, Sodium Diacetate, Garlic Powder, Sodium Erythorbate, Sodium Nitrite, Flavorings.
And Oscar Mayer Beef Frank ingredient list:
Beef, Water, Contains Less than 2% of Salt, Corn Syrup, Dextrose, Sodium Lactate, Sodium Phosphates, Sodium Diacetate, Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Extractives of Paprika, Dried Garlic, Spice, Sodium Nitrite.
They are nearly identical, and both contain Sodium Nitrite. Looking at the nutritional values they're almost identical in calories, and even worse, one single frank contains about 30% of the daily recommended sodium intake.
But if you feel the need to munch on a processed meat product product, chock full of chemicals, all the while pretending that it's a "quality product", by all means knock yourself out.
Oh well, at least that's out of the way.
For my part, I prefer the ballpark angus. They're unhealthy as [censored], but hotdogs aren't health food.
Originally Posted By: synthetic_crazy
You can't go wrong with a Rudy's hotdog in the great city of Toledo Ohio. I think I ate six at one sitting the last time I was there.
Try Tony Packo's next time you are in Toledo.
You can't go wrong with a Rudy's hotdog in the great city of Toledo Ohio. I think I ate six at one sitting the last time I was there.
Try Tony Packo's next time you are in Toledo.
Cony Island Hot Dogs were pretty good as I remember. Also Berks hot dogs.
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oscar meyer angus hot dog ingredients:
ANGUS BEEF, WATER, CULTURED CORN SUGAR, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF DEXTROSE, SALT, CULTURED CELERY JUICE, VINEGAR, SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CHERRY POWDER, LEMON JUICE SOLIDS, FLAVOR, EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA.
I'm OK w/ that
ANGUS BEEF, WATER, CULTURED CORN SUGAR, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF DEXTROSE, SALT, CULTURED CELERY JUICE, VINEGAR, SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CHERRY POWDER, LEMON JUICE SOLIDS, FLAVOR, EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA.
I'm OK w/ that
Originally Posted By: mpvue
oscar meyer angus hot dog ingredients:
ANGUS BEEF, WATER, CULTURED CORN SUGAR, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF DEXTROSE, SALT, CULTURED CELERY JUICE, VINEGAR, SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CHERRY POWDER, LEMON JUICE SOLIDS, FLAVOR, EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA.
I'm OK w/ that
LOL!
BTW, wot is CULTURED CORN SUGAR?
Could it be their specification of HFCS?
oscar meyer angus hot dog ingredients:
ANGUS BEEF, WATER, CULTURED CORN SUGAR, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF DEXTROSE, SALT, CULTURED CELERY JUICE, VINEGAR, SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CHERRY POWDER, LEMON JUICE SOLIDS, FLAVOR, EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA.
I'm OK w/ that
LOL!
BTW, wot is CULTURED CORN SUGAR?
Could it be their specification of HFCS?
Originally Posted By: Iain
Originally Posted By: mpvue
oscar meyer angus hot dog ingredients:
ANGUS BEEF, WATER, CULTURED CORN SUGAR, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF DEXTROSE, SALT, CULTURED CELERY JUICE, VINEGAR, SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CHERRY POWDER, LEMON JUICE SOLIDS, FLAVOR, EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA.
I'm OK w/ that
LOL!
BTW, wot is CULTURED CORN SUGAR?
Could it be their specification of HFCS?
yes and no; some guy asked oscar meyer that very question:
oscar meyer says yes
but then the blogger dug deeper w/ the FDA, and...
they say it's an antimicrobial agent
Originally Posted By: mpvue
oscar meyer angus hot dog ingredients:
ANGUS BEEF, WATER, CULTURED CORN SUGAR, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF DEXTROSE, SALT, CULTURED CELERY JUICE, VINEGAR, SODIUM PHOSPHATES, CHERRY POWDER, LEMON JUICE SOLIDS, FLAVOR, EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA.
I'm OK w/ that
LOL!
BTW, wot is CULTURED CORN SUGAR?
Could it be their specification of HFCS?
yes and no; some guy asked oscar meyer that very question:
oscar meyer says yes
but then the blogger dug deeper w/ the FDA, and...
they say it's an antimicrobial agent
Originally Posted By: Al
Cony Island Hot Dogs were pretty good as I remember.
That is the truth!.Nathans on Surf Ave in Brooklyn NY has the best Hot Dogs in the entire world.
Cony Island Hot Dogs were pretty good as I remember.
That is the truth!.Nathans on Surf Ave in Brooklyn NY has the best Hot Dogs in the entire world.
I like the ones that have no carcinogenic nitrites. I've been buying them once in a while lately and adding them to soups.
I used to love a steamed hot dog from the dirt track speedway with ketchup and onions and a cup of coffee, or a juicy hot dog cooked on a charcoal grill at the beach or back yard.
Hot dogs are just as bad as any other nitrite laced processed meat such as bologna, salami, lunch loaf, veal loaf, olive loaf, liverwurst, etc., etc. It tastes good in a sandwich, but that was decades ago for me. Growing up, my family had hot dog meals quite often, and I loved them then, before I learned the dark side of processed meats.
I used to love a steamed hot dog from the dirt track speedway with ketchup and onions and a cup of coffee, or a juicy hot dog cooked on a charcoal grill at the beach or back yard.
Hot dogs are just as bad as any other nitrite laced processed meat such as bologna, salami, lunch loaf, veal loaf, olive loaf, liverwurst, etc., etc. It tastes good in a sandwich, but that was decades ago for me. Growing up, my family had hot dog meals quite often, and I loved them then, before I learned the dark side of processed meats.
Come on, hot dogs are the safest food ever! There is not enough of any one thing in there to hurt you.
Originally Posted By: Scoot_4_20
I like the ones that have no carcinogenic nitrites. I've been buying them once in a while lately and adding them to soups.
I used to love a steamed hot dog from the dirt track speedway with ketchup and onions and a cup of coffee, or a juicy hot dog cooked on a charcoal grill at the beach or back yard.
Hot dogs are just as bad as any other nitrite laced processed meat such as bologna, salami, lunch loaf, veal loaf, olive loaf, liverwurst, etc., etc. It tastes good in a sandwich, but that was decades ago for me. Growing up, my family had hot dog meals quite often, and I loved them then, before I learned the dark side of processed meats.
No, it's not something you would want to eat everyday.
But it's okay once in awhile.
I have a friend who won't let her kids eat fast food, sugar of any kind, or processed foods like hot dogs. I'm convinced that when those kids get to college, they are going to binge on McDonalds McGriddles, Dr Peppers, and twinkies for a solid semester.
I like the ones that have no carcinogenic nitrites. I've been buying them once in a while lately and adding them to soups.
I used to love a steamed hot dog from the dirt track speedway with ketchup and onions and a cup of coffee, or a juicy hot dog cooked on a charcoal grill at the beach or back yard.
Hot dogs are just as bad as any other nitrite laced processed meat such as bologna, salami, lunch loaf, veal loaf, olive loaf, liverwurst, etc., etc. It tastes good in a sandwich, but that was decades ago for me. Growing up, my family had hot dog meals quite often, and I loved them then, before I learned the dark side of processed meats.
No, it's not something you would want to eat everyday.
But it's okay once in awhile.
I have a friend who won't let her kids eat fast food, sugar of any kind, or processed foods like hot dogs. I'm convinced that when those kids get to college, they are going to binge on McDonalds McGriddles, Dr Peppers, and twinkies for a solid semester.
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