The cost of groceries appears elevated across various locations. However, I would strongly recommend the product in question.

Product crumbles

The top bun to bottom bun rstio is off. There is barely a bittom bun, the top bun is huge. Eating a chili dog with these would be a huge mess. I've bought 3 packs of these in the last 12 months and all buns have been like this. Balloark buns cost too much for this low quality. my buns also were burnt.

Walmart pickup substituted this item for another one. Smells horrible! Tastes horrible! It smells like chemicals. They gave me a huge bag of these hotdog buns, and I only had to make 6 hotdogs and I believe I will throw the rest in the trash. Yuck!!!

Overpriced - no better than store brand for taste/texture. I have bought quite a few packs, and nearly every pack has buns that are either cut only part way through, or so off-center that the top is almost the whole thickness of the bun and the bottom is very, very thin, so it falls apart and makes it hard to decide where to put the condiments. I usually end up gouging out part of the top to make a trough to put dog or relish in so that it doesn't just all soak through the thin bottom or squish out.

Average ordinary white hot Dog buns Overpriced in my opinion. I usially buy the great value walmart vrabd for 1.38 an 8 pk.. however they were sold out so l bought these identical in comparison for 1.98 not happy at all to pay for white bread with the ball park label

What goes better with ballpark hotdogs than ballpark hotdog buns? this is a no-brainer. Other less quality hotdog buns are either too soft to brittle, but whatever the case, they all fall apart making the hotdog eating experience, not too desirable. Keep your hotdog eating experience. Pure with these ballpark hotdog buns. This company knows what they’re doing.

I received the Ball Park buns as a subsitute. I found the texture to be very doughy and the taste, sugary sweet. Also, the slice (opening) was so off- center that the bun came apart. Finally, the buns were not a uniform shape, with some of them resembling a tall, thin pyramid, and others with the bottom sides folded or crumpled. I ended up eating hotdogs without the bun.

I purchased these buns today (6/1/20) for dinner tonight. Everything was going great until my husband opened the package of hot dog buns to toast them on the grill. He came inside and showed me the buns and told me that they were sticking to the grill. I took one of them from him and felt the inside of the roll. I then took a couple out of the bag and tried them. The inside of the rolls stuck to my fingers. It felt as though they had not been baked thoroughly, similar to raw dough. I thought that by putting them on the grill to toast that it would get rid of the stickiness. I put my hot dog on the toasted bun with catsup and relish and ate it. Part way through I noticed that the bun was sticking to my teeth. I asked my husband how his was and he said the same thing. We wound up leaving the other 2 buns on the platter and ate our other hot dogs without a bun. This will be the only time I buy Ball Park Buns, whether hot dog or hamburger. Bad batch? The normal way these buns are? I don't know and I won't be finding out. These things were horrible. I tried to leave a comment on their website but you only have enough room for about 100 characters. You cannot get your point across in such a tiny space for a comment. I guess they don't want to hear any complaints, just good comments.

I've never bought Ballpark buns before, only the franks, but that's all that was left on the shelves. Figured why not? Now I know why those were the only ones. The pre slice only went maybe an eighth of an inch causing the toasted buns to rip. Two of the buns didn't slice but managed to crinkle back.