How It’s Made: HOT DOGS! – IOTW Report

How It’s Made: HOT DOGS!

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28 Comments on How It’s Made: HOT DOGS!

  1. My brother-in-law told my sister that they used sick cows to make hot dogs. They were so sick, they couldn’t even get up the ramp into the train car, so they had to push them up.

    My sister didn’t eat hot dogs for YEARS!

  2. I used to love hot dogs but quit because of the nitrates and nitrites, mainly. You are eating meat that comes from a thousand different cows and pigs in one meal. It’s just not right. lol

  3. You Womenz are always after the Weiner. Let’s move on to Chicken McNuggets. Yuck. I’m just shocked, shocked I tell yah, Tuesday’s a Weiner freak. And I’ve held her in such high regard. Sniff.

  4. Yuuummmm ……… emulsified meat scraps from various species mixed with salt and spices and individually steamed in a plastic cylinder. And the best thing is that they are “natural”!

    About the only thing better than a grilled hot dog on a toasted bun with homemade chili is two of ’em.

  5. OT: Fresh roadkill – I’m listening to the scanner and two black guys just hit a deer on I-40, their vehicle is totaled, and they are fighting over whose fault it was.
    lol

  6. OT#2: one mile marker to the east state police is asking dispatch to call the local gas stations and have them check to see if they are missing a gas pump nozzle and a section of hose.
    What a night.
    Oh, now they are on the way to the gas station with the handle. Swell guys, those troopers.

  7. In Philippines, they do not do the final step of taking the plastic casing off. So the hotdogs have plastic condoms on them that have to be taken off before cooking. Nothing like grilling up a bunch only to taste like burnt plastic.

  8. We used to joke about chicken hotdogs that they were made from beaks and feet. And chicken nuggets have got to be totally mystery meat. Two words about how hot dogs are extruded (excreted) Brown 25 if you get the reference. And I do like good pork or beef hotdogs, chicken and turkey have no business being in hotdog. And every once in a while if I do buy cheap chicken or turkey hotdogs I give them to my dog, she’s not picky and loves them.

  9. Have you ever had Amish sweet baloney? It’s very good and better than traditional baloney. We have a very good deli here locally that has sweet baloney from Amish country in Pennysylvania and other high quality deli meats and cheeses as well. They have very good pastrami too and good coffee and their prices are extremely reasonable. No hotdogs.

  10. It brought back memories. About a hundred years ago I was working my way through school and one of the jobs I had was a Quality Control Lab Tech for SafeWay meats. I don’t remember much about it since it was back around the last Ice Age, but I remember doing fat content analysis. Part of that involved weight, I would take a random sample before smoke and check the “green weight” then compare that same samples weight after the total cooking process.

    So I can honestly say there IS such a thing as the GREEN WEENIE!

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