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Oscar Mayer’s ‘Wienerdrone’ is raining hot dogs on customers By Trevor Mogg — Updated June 28, 2017 9:00 am Why it matters to you If the fast and convenient delivery of hot dogs to your door sounds appealing, then maybe have a word with Oscar Mayer about the possibility of commercializing the WienerDrone.

So you're lying in bed, waiting for the alarm to go off, when you start sniffing a wonderful aroma, that of bacon sizzling in a pan. A little strange, since you're the only one home, but totally pleasant nonetheless. How is it possible? With a new mobile device from the creative minds at the Oscar Mayer Institute for the Advancement of Bacon. The Wake Up and Smell the Bacon device plugs into the headphone jack of an iPhone, and when it's activated, the device emits a small puff of the scent of bacon, with the accompanying sizzle sound. Bacon lovers...

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MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. — One southern Wisconsin homeowner is probably not in love with the Oscar Mayer wiener. The famed hot dog's Wienermobile crashed Friday into the deck and garage of a home in Mount Pleasant, about 35 miles south of Milwaukee.

The Oscar Meyer 'weinermobile' crashed into a house today. Wisconsinm icon damaged in accident.

MANSFIELD -- Let's be frank: motor vehicle accidents aren't much fun for anyone. But when a 27-foot-long tube-steak spins out on a snow-covered highway, it's bound to generate some grins. That's what happened Sunday to an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile on Route 15 about two miles south of Mansfield (at least it didn't roll over). The growler contained two "hotdoggers" -- driver Emily Volpini, 22, of Lexington, Ky., and Caylen Goudie, 22, of Hinsdale, Ill. Although they didn't relish the experience, they weren't hurt, investigating state Trooper Rex Johnson said. "Hotdoggers" are goodwill ambassadors for Kraft Foods and Oscar Mayer. There...

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