This is without doubt the worst hot dog that i have ever bought from Sams Club. This is nothing like the hot dog that was being served inside your store from you cafe. The man who ran the one in Asheville NC said about a year and a half ago, that they were Nathans hot dogs quater of a pound. of which had a great taste. now you have these members mark hot dogs and you say that your serving them inside of your stores. These taste more like a sausage dog than a hot dog and the taste to me is horrible to say the least. The skin upon these dogs is hard and the meat content is bad to where it just doesn't taste the same as it use to be. I shall never buy them again and because of this change inside of your stores, you shall loose sales on this product. Just wanted you to know. Go back to the quarter pound Nathans. Thanks. Mr. Jillich

I can’t bring myself to eat any other hot dog after tasting these. They are meaty and don’t have that strange cheap hot dog/bologna texture. They don’t drip with grease like that other popular beef hot dog brand with a similar texture. One the few MM meat products that I love.

I smoke these hot dogs on B&B chunk hickory charcoal with Pecan shells and people eat all that I cook, then ask when I'm going to do it again. Excellent flavor and texture. Jucy even when smoked until they reach 165 degrees internal. Sams, can you give us the same hot dog in a standard size? Most children have trouble finishing a 1/4 pound hot dog. The 1/8 pound size would be perfect, and the best Dawgs on the market

These are literally some of the best hot dogs you can buy. Please ignore the comments from fools who are complaining about things like the sodium content. After all... It's a hot dog for crying out loud 🙄 If you're going to eat a hot dog... These are definitely the ones to buy!

I agree these franks taste great, but the sodium content is terrible. I am not even a health freak but 1060 mg of sodium per frank -- that's a lot when the recommended daily maximum is 1500. For someone with high blood pressure these could be very risky. It would be great if they could reduce the sodium in these because they taste great. I am rating them low to draw attention to the risk.

Our 4th of July annual BBQ normally includes hot dogs from a different wholesale store, but this year, I decided to get some from Sam's Club. And boy, am I glad I did. These are now my all-time favorite hot dog. They're a 1/4 pound of deliciousness. Mmmm, good!

We steamed them for 6 minutes and they taste great, very similar in taste to Costco hot dogs and I prefer shorter, thicker franks since they fit standard buns better. One thing I prefer about the Sam's Club franks is they come in 2 sealed packages keeping them fresher. I like mine with mustard, ketchup and relish and a toasted bun...yum!

I had bought these as the label said they were what was sold at cafe. I then stopped for a hotdog and soda. OMG I apparently have not been to Sams for awhile. The texture and flavor was disgusting. I took a swing by the return desk and got my money back.

Let me lead with the fact that Sam's sells this hot dog at their Cafe in a bun that matches the size of the dog. Unlock their competitor who opts to sell a similar dog with a tiny bun that is two inches smaller than the dog. The flavor on this dog beats the other guys too. All this without the cluster bleep around the cafe at the other place. Oh and you can order on their app or use the QR code posted around the cafe.

So good. I rarely eat a hotdog unless its Skyline chili cheese coney, But i was craving a hotdog and took a chance on these. OMG love them! I cut a few X's on the surface and fried it in a skillet. Delish. Now if Sam's would sell soft potato buns that would be excellent.