For what it's worth, I did a keto hotdog taste test. I bought 100% beef hotdogs from Costco, Sam's Club and some Ballpark hotdogs to compare them to a name brand.
The Ballpark dogs were the worst. The Sam's Club ones were thicker than my hot dog toaster (yes I have a hot dog toaster) could accommodate, but the Costco hot dogs were the clear winner.
Get the "bun sized" hotdogs, BTW.
Also, if you eat 6 hot dogs with high fiber keto-buns over a single day, be prepared to fart and shit all day.
@Tfmonkey I let the ingredients label decide for me which product is best. Store brand is frequently better than the name brands. I don't know how name brands continue to exist.
@Tfmonkey from ozempic to a mouthful of weird wieners, your body continues to be a chemistry clusterfuck.
@ButtWorldsMan @Tfmonkey After military he can eats everything.
Because the shit that give to soldiers woulbe on same level.😇
Clearly those weiners weren't thick enough
@UncleIroh @ButtWorldsMan @Tfmonkey Remind this scene from movie Dictator 2012
@Tfmonkey those Keto Buns are $$$$
If your serious about Keto/Int Fasting
Then avoid
Maltodextrin
Dextrose
Dextrose is a type of simple sugar derived from corn starch
Dextrose is NOT keto/Carnavore/Ketovore friendly
yashodahospitals.com/medicine-faqs/dextrose/
Can a Product with Dextrose Still be Keto?
odysee.com/@DrBerg:4/can-a-product-with-dextrose-still-be:1
Here are some ingredients you should avoid in products marketed as “keto-friendly.”
• Dextrose
• Maltodextrin
• IMO (isomaltooligosaccharides)
• Corn syrup
• Sugar (including raw sugar)
• Tapioca
• Fructose
• Coconut sugar
• Maple syrup
• Molasses
Since you have them anyway, just boil them in water.
You could also saute them and mix with your filler of choice (or put on a bun, still good especially with Italian seasoning).
@realman543 I prefer to grill hotdogs, which is why I like the hot dog toaster.
Again, don't grill often, but I imagine you could add some aromatic herbs to the coals for a similar taste.
I personally recommend trying it sauteed with garlic and onions though. Butter or olive oil depending on preference. Fucking delicious. Mushrooms too if you're not opposed. Can make a mean hot dog.
@realman543 If I wanted to spend THAT much time cooking, I would make something OTHER than a hotdog.
Goyslop is poisoned and unhealthy on purpose
So like cook up until hot dogs are mostly cooked through, add a small amount of water and then let sit for like 5-10 minutes (you may need to add more water if it starts to burn). You don't even have to watch it if you don't want to. I do this all the time for chicken stir-fry, so I admittedly don't have much experience with hot dogs but the basic concept should hold.
Also, if you're that opposed, it would be a decent "cheat" snack if you want a relatively cheap but totally delicious meal you can stuff your face with. I cannot overemphasize my love for this style of hot dog.
@realman543 It's not about the time, it's about the meat. If I'm going to saute veggies, I'll use some chicken or something, not cut up a hot dog. The whole point of hot dogs is that they're fast and cheap.
@Lorgar Nurgle is the Chaos God of Fiber.
@Tfmonkey just go to cotsco TFM this is just sad
@37712 I did. I wanted to taste test Costco versus Sam's Club, and I threw in the Ballpark ones as a control.
@Tfmonkey We appreciate your sacrifice.