Because after you use up all the buns, you still have hot dogs left over, so you buy more buns. Then you use up the hot dogs, but you still have buns left over, so you buy more hot dogs. Then you use up the buns, and you still have hot dogs left over and the cycle continues. So I guess it's a way to get you buy a lot of their product.
AnswerBecause life doesn't always work out according to plan, so be happy with what you've got - Because you can always get a hot dog.They think that it is yummy. Even though they are full of fat and carbs they still do.
to make honeybuns you sit on them and fart until you get the honeybuns warm and toasty
Don't give your cat too much hot dogs. Make sure there are only hot dogs of pure meat, no bun, no ketchup, mustard, relish, anything, just a plain hot dog. If you want, you can fit a pill into your hotdog and feet it to the cat. But slice it up, longways, and then sideways. This will prevent any choking hazards.
But don't feed your cat too many. If you do, they might be expecting a hot dog instead of cat food for breakfast! And, it is not a well-balanced diet for a cat, which needs either cat food, or a mixture of meat. You can mix meat in with cat food every now and then, leftover meat, preferably.
If they were frozen before the expiration date you should be alright. Processed meats should be frozen for no longer than 6 months.
Let 'H' represent the number of hot dog(s).
Let 'S' represent the number of soda(s).
2H+1S=3.00
2H+2S=4.50
Firstly, we know that soda's cost $1.50 each, because $4.50-$3.00 = $1.50.
Now take $3.00 - $1.50, and you are left with $1.50
Divide $1.50/2h = $0.75
Therefore, it is $0.75 per hot dog.
Oscar Myer.
go buy a pack of them at the store and compare them. its the same thing just specifically made longer for sonics foot long coneys .
Yes, you can bake hot dogs, just be careful not to dry out the skins when baking.
The price of hot dog carts in New York City varies drastically. There are a lot of sites out there for different types of hot dog carts all at different prices. The http://allamericanhotdog.com/ is a legitimate one.
A 3 day old hot dog should be safe to eat if it's been refrigerated.
Most recipes for hot dogs combine together pork, beef, chicken, or turkey meat, meat fat, a cereal filler, egg white, and herbs and seasonings. Kosher hot dogs are all beef.
They go for a buck or two, each. Sometimes they are on sale at a price of two for $1.49 (plus tax).
That depends on how bad the meat was and how strong your constitution is, the bodys natural defenses will reject (throw up) anything it believes harmful straight away, otherwise it may take upto 24hours to reject. You may not throw up at all but just feel awful. Best not to eat anything you suspect is bad in the firstplace.
You could possibly get sick if the hot dogs have gone bad. If they have an off odor or color or a slick or slimy surface, it's best not to eat them. Always remember the old adage: if in doubt, throw it out.
Jesse Jones hot dogs can be found in various grocery stores in the south especially. They are sold at Food Lion, and at Walmart.
The middle part of the hot dog I would refer to as the meat or the meat filling.
There are approximately 242 calories in a hot dog, 5 grams of fat, 44 Milligrams of cholesterol, 670 milligrams of sodium, 18 carbohydrates, 0 grams of fiber or sugar, 10 grams of protein, 1% daily intake of vitamin C, 3% daily intake of calcium, and 13% daily intake of iron.