My husband is a hotdog snob. He will only eat/serve all beef hot dogs. We own a bbq catering business, and are occasionally called upon for a hotdog/hamburger type meal. He is very picky about what he serves - and these fit the bill for their juiciness, casing, taste and texture.

At first I was not happy with the change Sam's club did by getting rid of the Nationally known brand name of Nathan's in their cafe' and for purchase bulk for resale. I have been selling the Nathan's 1/4 lb beef hotdogs at my cart for almost 12 years of my 13 years in business and I purchase a huge amount each time I travel 4 hours to Idaho falls to get them. Now, these hotdogs are pretty good and the combination of a good hotdog and the less cost, it is pretty even when it comes to cost effectiveness. But I had, in the past, been able to order as many cases as I want online for pick up and now, I can only order 2 which is approximately a half of a weeks worth. Now I have to call and talk to the Cafe to order larger quantities. I usually order 10-15 cases each time to make my drive every 5 weeks a cost effective time expenditure. I hope you can get that fixed because sometimes it is not easy to call and order during business hours because the Cafe' is busy and not everyone knows me.

These hot dogs grill up great! Wonderful taste and gluten free! They come in individual packages of 5. You can freeze and just thaw out as needed. We love them!!

These are the same jumbo hotdogs Sam's sells in their cafe. Absolutely delicious and in bulk they're a fantastic deal.

Amazing hotdogs, we buy them for our charity tennis tournament. Everyone looks forward to The event each year.

We grill over 400 dogs for our 4th block party. First year to grill these.. What a nice surprise. The ones we got were ballpark size. Texture was better than the standard dogs. Great taste and got many compliments on the taste. several people commented that they liked these better than Hebrew National! If you want these, don't look in the large coolers. They are kept at the snack counter. It's the same dog they sell there.

Overall good hotdogs. If they don't turn out that good you are getting them too hot and overcooking them. They need to be slowly warmed up to 140-160. If you get them too hot they will not taste very good and they will pop open. The Nathans that they replaced were better and the old polish was the best but these aren't bad.

I’ve been buying Nathan’s in bulk for nine years for my business. They have been a big hit and helped my business succeed. I was extremely disappointed when the club changed. I’ve often shared with customers the secret of a good business, in one word ...quality. People can always tell the difference. I feel this is a big mistake, I hope the club will reconsider and go with quality Sam’s Club of Easton has a quality staff, next do the same with with your food.

I am sick and tired of Sam's Club changing things that I have used for years, and now they exchange Nathan's for Member's Mark. You got to be kidding me? I can't even find the ingredient list for this product. Another reviewer says these hot dogs have corn syrup in them. I spend tens of thousands of dollars at Sam's Club, but this is the last straw. Maybe it is time to go back to the other club and my local restaurant supply .

I see a lot of reviews on this case and they did bother to do the math. They are over paying for this case. While the same hot dog they sell in a 24pk is half price for each hot dog. These so called clubs really know how to rip people off with several items they sell. Name brands over priced than your local store. They count on you not to do the math and over pay.