Things You’ll Need: hot-dog-buns

A toasty warm, soft hot dog bun adds to the enjoyment of any hot dog. You can get the perfect wrap for your frank with a hot dog bun warmer that uses steam to prolong freshness. more »

Sometimes, you run out of hot dog buns and you need to improvise. This has all the goodness of a hot dog bun. more »

Hot dog bun warmers are a must have product for concession stand owners who sell hot dogs. Your customers will return time and time again if they are served your delicious hot dogs on warmed buns. A hot dog bun warmer is an investment that is sure to pay you back in the long run. more »

If you are a hot dog fan, then it is likely that you enjoy a dog that has a bun with a nice toasted flavor. Toasted hot dog buns are particularly delicious with hot dogs that have been cooked on the grill. To add flavor to your hot dogs, take an extra minute to toast the buns. more »

Huh? Wrap hot dog in bread? Why not just put it in a hot dog bun where it belongs? Here's why... because my way ROCKS way more! more »

Competitive eating is a sport. As with any sport, there are events where you can go cheer on your favorite. One of the most popular eating events is the Nathan Hot Dog Eating Contest. It has been held every year at Coney Island on July 4 since 1916. But if you're thinking outside the hot dog bun, read on and see what else is in store for you. more »

We tend to save the twist ties from packages of hot dog buns and loaves of bread. They collect in the corner of the junk drawer where the languish, hoping one day to replace a lost twist tie on a package. Recycle twist ties all around the house. Check out the following ideas for your collection of twist ties. more »

After the cook out, you no longer have to wonder what to do with your left-over hamburger- or hot dog-buns. Throw them in the freezer and the next time you make pizza or pasta you can through together some quick and great tasting Italian bread sticks! more »

Not only is lobster great tasting, it is also a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, protein, calcium, magnesium, Vitamins B6 and B12. Lobster is low in fat and calorie count which make it a healthy alternative to other meats. Here is a delicious and easy to make lobster salad for you in summer. Great to use as filling for hot dog buns or appetizer, too. Your guests will come back for more! more »

Lefsa is a flat bread cooked in a dry skillet on the stove top, much like tortillas are. It is a traditional Norwegian bread that is made from mashed potatoes, butter, cream, and flour. This recipe is handed down from my grandparents and it's less fattening by eliminating the need for cream. Traditionally, it is buttered and cinnamon and sugar are sprinkled on it and it is rolled up. It's also a way to make cheese crisps and hot dog buns, and get the nutritional benefit of eating potatoes. If you have potato lovers in your home, consider making some lefsa for a change of pace and adopt a new tradition from the Norwegians for your family. more »