Applegate's organic hot dogs had the best savory flavor and snap, making it my choice for Memorial Day weekend cookouts.

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The beloved hot dog brand remains at the top of its game ... People appreciated its appearance — “a very optimistic red with just a hint of brown” — and its “umami-ish” “smoky ...

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Ball Park is one of America’s top hot dog brands, but its Lean Beef Franks are its healthiest option. Lean red meat is generally lower in saturated fat and does not raise total blood cholesterol ...

Even as W.A. Bean & Sons tweaks its recipe to comply with a federal ban on artificial dyes, fans love the bright red dogs ...

While oftentimes you’re right to be wary of the ingredients in hot dogs, there are brands dedicated to using only real meat — no nitrates, no fillers, no artificial extras. Here are six brands ...

According to the packaging, Brightleaf’s hot dogs, red hots and smoked sausage are made with Red No. 3. The now-banned dye is also found in Jesse Jones Red Hots (but not the brand’s hot dogs ...