Celebrate in style with these patriotic grilled hot dogs. Perfect for your July 4th or Memorial Day celebrations, these grilled all dogs are all dressed up for the red white and blue holiday.

Hot dogs are a distinctively American sausage with a history that dates back several centuries. Here's the story of how they ...

The No. 1 hot dog brand that uses top-tier ingredients is Applegate Farms The Great Organic Uncured Turkey Hot Dog. It’s low in calories and fat and made from quality ingredients. “Its appeal lies in ...

Cook the onions. Melt butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Add diced white onion, kosher salt, and black pepper. Cook, ...

But the game also marked the return of one of the world’s most legendary stadium eats: the Dodger Dog, an icon since 1962, which features a 10-inch pork hot dog that’s either grilled or steamed.

At Trina’s Starlite Lounge, the hot dog tower comes with five hot dogs, fries, and sauce Trina’s Starlite Lounge Bettina Makalintal is a senior reporter at Eater.com, covering restaurant ...

Americans love hot dogs — whether at ball games, BBQs, or street carts, they’re one of the most eaten foods in the country. And it’s one of those foods you love, but you'd rather not think ...

Summer's best-kept secret is hot dogs in an air fryer. Here's how to do it in three (yes, three) easy steps. David lives in Brooklyn where he's spent more than a decade covering all things edible ...

A hot dog is one of the most iconic American foods of summer — and there are so many unique ways to eat one. From the neon-colored "red snappers" of Maine to Seattle's cream cheese-topped ...

Bostonians love their hot dogs. On the grill in the backyard. At baseball games from shouting hawkers. During a day at the Boston Common via a sausage cart. Probably on a toasted split-top bun.

It’s hot dog season — not to mention time for the 2024 Nathan’s eating contest — and footlong fans might be wondering which brand is the healthiest, if any. While no one is likely seeking ...

Which glizzy has the most rizz? Hot dogs are having a moment in the Big Apple, making their humble way onto high-end menus and into fancy cocktail bars — there’s even a 50-foot statue of the ...