I have been eating Nathan's beef skinless hotdogs as additions to meals or even as the main meat/fat for a small meal like my lunch today I had 4 of them with 3 of my homemade pickled eggs.  The ingredient list does not look too bad, I know there is a very small percent of not good stuff but I am hoping they are OK as they are very easy to cook and taste awesome.

Anybody else eat hotdogs and what brand if so?

I occasionally enjoy hotdogs, either alone fried or cut up as part of a chili or soup.

I try to buy all beef hot dogs from Costco.

We like Nathan's too. Or Hebrew. 

I looked up the ingredients list and I was surprised that they were much cleaner that regular cheap dogs.
I wouldn’t eat them at home because at home I can control my diet and I’m pretty strict but if I was away from home and there was no other option I’d have no problem eating my fill of them.
They do have corn in them and the “natural flavorings” could be a hidden sugar so for that reason they would only be one of those “less bad” meats that I would eat.


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I had not had one since I started in May. Last weekend they did a cookout for us at work. I ate me chuck steak while the shift enjoyed the hotdogs off the grill.

At the end of the shift there were a ton of leftovers and I ate a couple of the 'red hot dogs'.

I had forgotten how good they tasted. 

it would not be a go to for me at this point but if 'out and about' it would not be the worst choice. 

Scott

Hot dogs isn't high up on my list of staples. nor that of tasty treats, lol. But, I will have them once in while if didn't pack a lunch and my options are limited. I've also attended some graduation parties or family reunions this year where hamburgers and hotdogs were the only meats present, to which I had my fill a'plenty. 

Like Dr. Berry says, you technically CAN do this diet using hot dogs, vienna sausage, and other cheap forms of meat, and it would still be a whole lot better than the standard american junk diet.