Hot Dogs Ranking Six Nationally Available Brands
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Best: Nathan' Bun Length Beef Hot Dogs - 55 cents/dog
2. Oscar Mayer Natural Angus Beef Bun Length - 57 cents/dog
3. Hebrew National Beef Bun Length - 82 cents/dog (expensive!)
4. Ball Park Beef Bun Length - 61 cents/dog (probably better grilled) Note: I did not try the Ball Park Angus Hot Dogs, I bet they are better.
5. Bar-S Beef Franks - 39 cents/dog (you get what you pay for)
6. Oscar Mayer Turkey, Chicken, Pork Bun Length - 31 cents/dog (smell bad cooking, taste bad, threw away the remaining. I hate to waste food, parents born in the depression, but man these dogs are gross!)
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Thanks Randy, I'm having fun making and sharing videos. Trying some new food, music, and more I guess.
NC here, anybody know where I can get Sabrett's w/casings? Used to get them at BJ's but they don't carry them anymore. Any ideas?
I would do a Google search 'Sabrett's' availability in NC. I also know they can be ordered online but for a price. If you have Boar's Head products sold near you, I discovered they have a great natural casing hot dog, very good dog I recommend.
Best ever was BEST"S brand Chicago all beef frank, extended family made, until bought by the same corporation the makes Ball Park franks, then dissolved over time!
That is a bummer, the family probably got 'burned' out on making them or spending the time running the company.
Thank You!!!! ITA This was the first hotdog sold at Costco. When they closed. Costco went with their own proprietary Kirkland brand.
I would certainly choose any of your top three. There are some others I enjoy that are not available nationwide; Costco, Aldi, and Safeway come to mind. Most of all, I prefer natural casing hot dogs over skinless.
Thanks Trek, the top three I had here are the best in this category, yes agreed! I have been looking for natural casing dogs but I'm having some trouble actually finding some in my area. I do have a few leads and will review if I can find some. I think natural casing dogs are a different category than those without casing.
I love Nathans and Hebrew National but Dietz & Watsons all beef are amazing... natural casing...snappy and Smoky
Thanks Dan! I am excited, I just found D & W at one of my local grocery stores and I hope to review soon. I got one pack of the 'New York Brand Uncured Beef Franks' and one pack of the 'Black Forest Wieners' - which are slightly longer and bigger looking, not sure why. Any opinion on those two?
@@michaelwilsonbarber Not sure... I get the all beef... not sure about the "uncured part"...I've not seen the Black Forest before... I have also had the pork wieners which are also good. Natural casings are the best
Hello Mr. Michael . . . . i'm your new subscriber #84 or #85 because the youtube algorithm showed me a hot dog thumbnail . . . and i love, love hot dogs . . . . nathan's being my favorite by far . . . . i just wish they would do a much larger, heftier size dog than the "standard" size that my walmart & kroger carries . . . . good luck with your channel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Danny in Mississippi
Hi Danny, thank you so much! I love Nathan's as my current favorite dog. I just found some today, Jumbo Nathan's and will review soon. I've also heard about the quarter pound Nathan's which I may also try to review in the future.
Mr. Michael . . . . i'm 69 years old & haven't ever seen any Jumbo Nathan's . . . perhaps they're new and just getting rolled out nationally???? . . . i sure am hoping so !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! . . . . . by the way, i like my Nathan's dogs grilled and slathered with good ol' French's yellow mustard . . . . . now i'm hungry all over again, lol . . . . . . . . . . Danny in Mississippi
@@dpausa I got a pack of 5 Jumbo Nathan's 'restaurant style' for 5.99 yesterday. It's about 2.5 oz per dog and I'm excited to try them and review them. I have pics but I don't think UA-cam will let me attach here.
I recently tried Sabrette hot dogs and really like them. Better than Nathan's imo.
I think I had Sabrett's when I visited NYC. I am trying to find them locally but not sure yet. I think they have natural casing, so that is a different category. I DO want to review them and stay posted.......
@michaelwilsonbarber I'm in south central Pennsylvania, and my local Walmart sells them, but only the skinless version, which still have a type of skin on them.
@@MMID303 Well that's good I will try to find what I can but I'm in Texas and it's hard to find 'north east dogs' here.
Cant find them w/casings here in NC. BJ's used to carry them but they dont anymore. Any ideas?
$4.56 where?
Not here.
Nathan's ate best tasting but they shrank.
I got them at my local grocery store HEB in Texas, that was the real price before taxes.
I like Nathan's quarter pound all beef hotdogs.
They really make 1/4 pound Nathan's? I will try to find it, I don't recall seeing those available in my area but I'll look around. Sounds good, a quarter pound of a Nathan's - that can't be bad!
@@michaelwilsonbarber Yes Nathan's Colossal hot dogs. I have never seen them at Walmart. I live in the OKC area and I like to shop at a local ten store grocery chain that is 24/7 and they have them. The real grocery store I shop has sales that Walmart will never have. For a little over a month they had fours brands of the shank portion hams for 99¢ per pound. Full time price slabs of ribs $1.28 per pound, baby back $1.98 per pound. They sell things in the store Walmart will never have. I don't know why and for what but they have gallons of pickle juice on the shelf. I think before the pandemic Sam's might had Nathan's Colossal dogs. Its a two pound pack with 8 hotdogs. The other brand at Sam's I think is their own brand and I don't like or buy them. Google Nathan's Colossal and you will see them.
@@mhammer5 Thanks, I will look for them for sure!
@@michaelwilsonbarber Google Nathan's Colossal you can see the package. They make one heck of a chili dog with a larger bun or hoagie roll. One is very filling. Good luck on your search to find.
that is my favorite the Oscar Mayer angus it has great taste and convenience I buy them on sale for 3 dollars a pack of 8 and freeze them. The Nathans was not as tasty to me i fry them in a pan.
Ranger, I think cooking method affects how they come out for sure. I think I still would give a slight edge to Nathan's in taste profile but the OM Angus size and texture might be better! I truly discovered the OM Angus accidentally, I meant to buy just regular beef bun length OM but grabbed these Angus ones and man, I was surprised how good they are. I don't know who's running OM but I think they have too many different hot dog products and maybe should focus on just making good quality ones at a good price and discontinue the crappy ones that make you want to avoid the brand all together.
@@michaelwilsonbarber yeah our bjs wholesale club had the angus beef and i got them on sale then when i went to buy more they stopped carrying the angus beef and had original so i got those i wouldn't feed those to a dog.
@@ranger178 Ranger, after doing these reviews, I don't ever want to eat another hot dog with any turkey or chicken, maybe pork with beef would still be quite good. The turkey, chicken, pork OM I threw away I don't think my dog would even eat them.
Bar S products are absolutely disgusting. Even when I was dirt poor, I would rather just eat Top Ramen than anything from Bar S.
Yeah, the beef Bar S was barely better than the turkey, chicken, and pork by Oscar Mayer. I might be able to finish the beef Bar S dogs if I grill them and have good toppings. Otherwise, I might use them for catfish bait.
Boars Head Uncured Natural casing Beef Hotdogs. 5 minutes In airfryer or boiled. Thank me later.
TY! I am aware of those but haven't found them locally yet. I am looking.... Today I found Deitz and Watson w casing and haven't tried yet.
Where did you get them? Cant find any w/casings in NC
@Capt083 I get them at a supermarket called Publix...but they are not in the regular hot dog section. At this supermarket, they have a Boar's Head section in the deli where BH pickles and other hot dogs are displayed.
Marketside is the best in the country.
A local hot dog? Where?
@@michaelwilsonbarber available at Walmart.
@@Scifi4life Oooohhh, really? Are they natural casing? I saw those a couple days ago and dismissed them thinking, "It's Wal-Mart." Next time I WILL get some, TY!
@@michaelwilsonbarber not sure. All I know is they taste amazing.
NO SOUND!!!!!
The first few photos have no sound but the video parts have sound. It's pretty low tech.
I normally get the Nathens or Hebrew at Costco
Oh Ron, thank you that's a good idea. I haven't looked for hot dogs when I was there but I'll check it out next time, prices may be a bit better. I do prefer Nathans but a Hebrew National is also very good.
Never liked Nathans or Hebrew National. No snap and kind of mushy.
Well, fair enough. If you like a snap, that's great if you can get them. I think a snap dog is a different category because it would be with a casing. This review is all hot dogs without casing. I'm gonna try to find some 'snap' ones in my area but they're more rare here.
Sorry but Zweigles are the best hotdogs.
I will look for them but they sound like a regional brand maybe?
@@michaelwilsonbarber Rochester, NY. Yes, they are regional. We have white hots in Rochester as well.
@@skiman863 Oh man, those sound great! I think I've seen those on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives I'll see if I can get some shipped.
Hi Skinman, I just went to their website and their shipping is quite reasonable. I will research a little bit more but they may be in my future....
@@michaelwilsonbarber Try some sauerkraut on that research. 😋