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Hot dogs come in all different counts; Nathan’s brand (which is what I usually get) is five, six, eight, or sixteen, depending on what one wants, maybe other sizes as well; Hebrew National is a seven pack; most hotdogs are eight packs nowadays, although the alleged meat dogs that are not all beef (mechanically separated pork, chicken, turkey, other formerly living things) come in ten or twelve at the discount grocers (last I checked, I won’t eat those, period). Koegel, the usually skinless Michigan-made brand, makes foot longs for the summer trade, and at that same period of time, the foot long buns are available, but the truth is, I’m not sure how many are in either pack. Generally the bun packs are eights. Those buns also will work for brats, but the number of weiners in the brat packs (smirk) vary by brand etc.
I get Aunt Millie 80 calorie buns, which are much lower in carbs. I ate the last one around dinner time, so I’m at the halfway mark in the Nathan’s 16 pack I got. Big dogs too.
Then why do they sell batteries in packs of 5? This is something I’ve been curious about for a long time.
Thank you for playing the straight man and informing us about hot dog/bun counts.
It was informative!
We have low end hot dogs at my store and I’m pretty sure they are composed of beaks and hooves.