Have you ever wondered if there's an actual difference between a hot dog and a frankfurter? We break down the truth behind these delicious sausages.
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You Should Really Know This About Hot Dogs
Have you ever wondered if there's an actual difference between a hot dog and a frankfurter? We break down the truth behind these delicious sausages.
Hot dogs and bologna are both emulsified meat products, so what makes them different?
Whether it's barbecue season and you've overestimated how much meat you'll need for hot dog burnt ends or you're just looking to microwave a hot dog for a midnight snack, it's important to know how soon you'll have to finish that opened pack of wieners before they start going bad.
Picture this: You're ready to hit the grill, with all your hot dogs on a tray. As soon as you get outside, you start laying everything down. Not so bad. But then you have to flip everything. Then you have to remove everything from the grill, picking up each hot dog individually. Okay, there has to be a better way.
There is one often overlooked method when it comes to preparing hot dogs, and it mainly comes down to aesthetics.
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