Hebrew National Bun Length Beef Franks, Hot Dogs, 16 Count

This is what at hot dog should taste like. Not a thin commercial made hot dog but one that is worth putting in a bun. There are some juices but they add to the flavor.

O e of my favorite dogs to eat

There was a time where I literally survived off of hotdogs because they are a good of lower cost. I’ll tell you now these are one of the best tasting hotdogs!! Stick them in the oven till they’re just a little burnt! You won’t regret it!

You can't get a batter hot dog

Didn't read close enough. These don't need soy; they'd be so much better without it.

Nothing but love for Hebrew National any food. I’ve been eating this kosher brand since childhood in New York City. 70’s

I'm a sixty year old guy who doesn't eat hotdogs often anymore, but I had a hankering recently. As a kid I ate many of them; Oscar Mayer, Ball Park, Dubuque, Corn-King, BBQ Brand, you name it. In the early 1990's I purchased a weekend only season ticket plan to watch my beloved Chicago White Sox, two seats for twenty seven ball games plus Opening Day. While at the game one day I grabbed a couple of hot dogs at the concession while on my way to my seats, they were Kosher Hotdogs. I had never eaten a Kosher hotdog and to be honest they had a different aroma to them but they were packed with flavor and I loved them. Back then the Kosher hotdogs sold at the ball park were either Best Kosher or David Berg, I can't recall for certain. I'm pretty sure they offered both at one point or another.Anyway, I hadn't eaten a Hebrew National brand hotdog before although I had heard of them many, many times. I found these to be kind of bland. I didn't pick up on that robust flavor that I had tasted back in the day. They were just kind of meh. I don't think I will be purchasing these anymore.

Was kept cold with ice! Came perfectly and tastes great.