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Fat-free wieners

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  1. I like a good hot-dog, but had about given them up, due to the fact that
    about 4/5 of their calories come from fat. I really began to miss my weenies
    and beanies. So, I tried fat-free wieners.

    First I tried Ball Park 100% fat-free. There were not very good; mushy,
    almost mashed-potato like in texture, and bland. I was discouraged.

    Then I discovered Hebrew National 97% fat free. These are great,
    particularly with beans. Good, chewy texture, and a strong, hot-doggie
    flavor. The only drawback is that they are pretty expensive, almost $4.00
    for 12 ounces. I think they are worth it though, at least once in a while.

  2. Nobody said:

    Then I discovered Hebrew National 97% fat free. These are great,
    particularly with beans.

    James likes these a lot. It's good, because he really likes hot dogs,
    but we avoid most high-fat foods.

    serene

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    Nobody said:

    I like a good hot-dog, but had about given them up, due to the fact that
    about 4/5 of their calories come from fat. I really began to miss my weenies
    and beanies. So, I tried fat-free wieners.

    First I tried Ball Park 100% fat-free. There were not very good; mushy,
    almost mashed-potato like in texture, and bland. I was discouraged.

    Then I discovered Hebrew National 97% fat free. These are great,
    particularly with beans. Good, chewy texture, and a strong, hot-doggie
    flavor. The only drawback is that they are pretty expensive, almost $4.00
    for 12 ounces. I think they are worth it though, at least once in a while.

    I agree, those Hebrew National 97% fat free hot dogs are great!
    Sometimes, I can find a coupon for them, which brings the price down to
    a more reasonable level.

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