Salty

Good taste

Good

We buy them all the time

I get on a hot dog binge and buy a pack of these. I eat them for lunch and dinner until tired of them. If I run out of buns I cut them up and put on a tortilla. I put the extra dogs in the freezer til next binge hits

Easy to heat and serve from the freezer. Convenient to have on hand. We repackage into smaller batches to freeze and it makes grabbing a quick lunch easy. We like all beef franks vs. a blend.

This is the best price and count of hotdogs for when you are having a lot of people over. Plus the price is less than buying multiple 8 packs at the regular grocery store. One pack of 8 beef hot dogs at regular grocery store usually costs more than this pack.

I keep these in the house all the time. The price for all beef franks is great and I love Ball Park. I divide the pack into 8's and keep two in the freezer. My husband likes them for a quick lunch and I just love a good hot dog, Chicago style with mustard, onions, pickles. No ketchup.

What can I say… They are hotdogs. As a former carhop and self proclaimed hotdog connoisseur, ballpark beef dogs are untouchable as far as hot dogs go. Don’t ask me for the Spanish sauce recipe because I’ve been sworn to secrecy. I feel like people don’t grab for these sometimes because of the quantity in the bag, but I immediately divide them up into freezer bags and freeze them until I need them. Sam’s has a great selection of hotdog buns to go with as well.

These are deeeeeelicious but my kids hate them cuz they're used to the chicken butt weiners. These are beef, and the difference is noticeable. They're also amazingly juicy, and turn into wonderful split meat rings in the microwave if you leave them in too long. Just split themselves in half and curl up in an interesting impression of a donut.