Is it me or has Oscar Meyer lowered the bar?
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Nathan’s is good Mt down hill.. They shrunk the size of their hotdogs… Their regular hotdogs are now smaller and their jumbos are now the size of their old regular hotdogs… Last pack I got… the Nathan’s jumbos didn’t taste like they used to. And not for the better…
I’m done with cheapening their hotdogs… And making them smaller.
I now get these… The Premium Selection Hotdogs from Harris Teeter… And they are fricking AWESOME.. Their jumbos are HUGE… And great taste too. I don’t know who makes them for Harris Teeter..: But I really think they are the best I have ever had. And cheaper than Nathan’s by $2.50 a pack
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Sounds good! I haven' t seen that brand. Must be regional.
Tried some at work a couple years ago, Terrible.
Went back to my reduced sodium
There was a time when Hebrew National self certified as kosher. There was a ton of controversy over it.
That packaging looks EXACTLY like Kroger Private Selection, might have to try those sometime.
The here are LEGIT…. Awesome…
Guarantee that.
Heck these hotdogs are even good just microwaved…
Kroger has owned Harris Teeter for a while now.
I only eat all beef dogs. Can't stand the mystery meat ones. Wife likes Hebrew national but they are too salty for me.
Ever hear of "mystery beef" ? Hooves, snoots, tails, ears etc. all can be ground up into hot dogs. That's why it's called processed meat.
None of which goes into a hot dog unless it’s some extremely sketchy brand I’ve never seen. That’s not “processed meat”, those are byproducts.
I remember when this thread was new.
1) The manufacturer can make one change and it might retaste like a biggie.
2) I've lived long enough to learn our tastes can change, resulting in modifications to our 'top 10' lists of foods.
1) The manufacturer can make one change and it might retaste like a biggie.
2) I've lived long enough to learn our tastes can change, resulting in modifications to our 'top 10' lists of foods.
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Yeah - they make good sausage where I live - but I look at the name brand corporate sausage and it’s like a big hot dog …
My sister called it bubble gum sausage …
If we're talking "hot dogs" no way but sausage can be of decent quality. If you know how it's made w/ingredients list to make an informed decision then even better. I'm a "Vegan" but when I did eat animal products I did have a good experience with some local venison sausage. So, if it's local your supporting that & even better to know it's not some huge mass produced high profit left overs LOL.
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I do not eat any type of food that has ingredients listed on the label that it takes a Chemistry major to pronounce/decipher. I buy hot dogs, chicken breasts, bratwurst, beef, etc., from a local butcher shop that grinds/makes everything inhouse and can tell you what's in it. Their hot dogs have beef/pork blended in them. No added chemicals.
God made food that spoils. Manufactured food is intended to have a shelf life, and this includes about 90% of what's sold in grocery stores. I avoid anything processed or in a box or can. BTW, I'm 66 years old, healthy BMI and take NO medications.
God made food that spoils. Manufactured food is intended to have a shelf life, and this includes about 90% of what's sold in grocery stores. I avoid anything processed or in a box or can. BTW, I'm 66 years old, healthy BMI and take NO medications.
Yep… last pack of Nathan’s I had tasted different…. And not for the better…
I’m done with them. Garbage… Make them smaller and then change the ingredients that are not as good tasting. BAD combination right there.
Could be a bad batch. I've never been a fan of oscar Meyers they use nitrates and nitrites which have been shown to be hazardous to your health. There's a company in Colorado that makes a wickedly good wild boar hot dogs.
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