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10 hotdogs per package; 8 rolls per package. Annoyance? Or marketing genius?

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The only mass produced hot dogs worth eating come in 7 per package. That leaves you with 7 dogs, 7 buns, and one bun always is burned on the grill before I get around to eating them. I see no problem.
My roommate just picked up a couple packs of Hebrew National 97% fat free dogs, and they come in a 7 pack. Not sure why the hell you'd ever want a 97% fat free hot dog, since anyone who is concerned about their weight shouldn't be eating hot dogs to begin with... But still, it's appallingly stupid to have a 7 pack of dogs and an 8 pack of buns. I don't get parity until I have 56 of each item. Fuck that nonsense.

Fortunately Hebrew National also makes 4 packs, which are much more convenient.
 
My roommate just picked up a couple packs of Hebrew National 97% fat free dogs, and they come in a 7 pack. Not sure why the hell you'd ever want a 97% fat free hot dog, since anyone who is concerned about their weight shouldn't be eating hot dogs to begin with... But still, it's appallingly stupid to have a 7 pack of dogs and an 8 pack of buns. I don't get parity until I have 56 of each item.
Fat free = why bother. It isn't like there is THAT much fat in the full fat versions. Eat two and you are at 44% of fat for the day. That isn't too bad for a meal (which should average 33%). True, the bun may have some fat, but not much. Hot dog toppings don't really have much fat either normally.

That said, I doubt that you've never lost a bun. Burnt, dried out, moldy, dropped in the dirt, etc. I lose about one per package on average. Parity = 1 package.
 
The only mass produced hot dogs worth eating come in 7 per package. That leaves you with 7 dogs, 7 buns, and one bun always is burned on the grill before I get around to eating them. I see no problem.

you messed up your link, you meant to post boar's head natural casing dogs
 
No. They come seven in a pack.

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Ahhh. Hebrews are good ass hot dogs. Something has changed with them over the past 10 years. I used to get them all the time and they were snappy, delicious and flavorful, but the last few I've tried were not nearly as snappy or as good as I remember.

Perhaps I got the reduced fat ones by mistake.
 
you do know that hot dogs are made from cow bits and anuses right?

just eat the bun and throw away the dog

Actually, the anus, lips, ears, etc. are worth more to the Pet Food industry than they would sell for in the hot dogs.
(Most)Hot dogs are actually the trimmings from the various cuts of pork & beef, mostly fat. (Unless they are the "new" chicken & turkey dogs)
Ever see a slightly pink hot dog and the ingredients list "Artificial Coloring Added?

20 years in the Construction industry, I have worked at a lot of processing plants.
 
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