They are usually very safe.
No
yes.
Smart Dogs creates vegetarian hot dogs that are manufactured using non-GMO soybeans. While they are fairly healthy alternatives to regular hot dogs, they contain roughly 290 milligrams of sodium per hot dog. They are, however, only 45 calories per hot dog.
Well I used to be a vegetarian when I was in 5th grade and I had to eat a lot of soy products such as vegetarian hamburgers. If you were wondering where to get vegetarian hot dogs you can get them at almost any local super market. Some super markets have a whole section on vegetarian foods! Hope this helped!
Tofu Pups--they are the closest in taste to "regular" hot dogs and don't have gluten.
Not really, no. (Not unless they are vegetarian "tofu pups.") Regular hot dogs are full of sodium, carcinogenic nitrates, and questionable cuts of meat.
No its not, as your dogs will turn into hot dogs.
not much most people love hotdogs unless your a vegan (vegetarian)
Yes.
I wouldn't - you never know what crap goes in hot dogs.
It isn't safe to eat hot dogs that have gone unrefrigerated overnight.
You should plan on at least 2 hot dogs per person, which would be 60 hot dogs. To be on the safe side, you could have a few more than that on hand.