Hotdogs, soft ones

[MariaLynda]

Hi bit of a random one but thought someone may be able to reccomend a soft hot dog to me..

Don't have them often but have always enjoyed the ye olde oak brand in a can. They were soft not firm and rubbery (keep it clean! Lol). They've changed them and they are horrid now. Keep buying random cans of hot dogs in a bid to find some I like but no

Any recommendations? I like them soft, said that already haven't I.. Haha... Not overly flavoured, smoked etc. Help!

[wanye]

the only ones ive come across like that these days tend to be the cheapest supermarket own brand tinned ones that are mostly mechanically separated chicken rather than proper pork/beef ones

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[Shifu]

Aldi's (german sausage name?) hotdogs ...8 in a tall glass jar with a blue screw top lid...the best around.

[MariaLynda]

Originally Posted by wanye

the only ones ive come across like that these days tend to be the cheapest supermarket own brand tinned ones that are mostly mechanically separated chicken rather than proper pork/beef ones

groceries.asda/product/h...e/910000866885

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Oh I was wrong it is these ones that i've always bought and yea it does tend to be the cheap ones. but I would say for about a good 6 months they are diff to what they have been for years. a lot firmer and rubbery than before! i know its silly i just don't like the texture of the meatier ones!

[MariaLynda]

I will try and get some of the aldi ones next time we go past.. thanks

[greekgranny]

Originally Posted by MariaLynda

I will try and get some of the aldi ones next time we go past.. thanks

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Just been to Iceland, they have Ye Olde Oak ones, worth a try if you have one nearby, just read the post and you say they have changed, sorry!

[TiggerBounces]

Tesco do really good meat free hot dogs found in the freezer aisle, they are like the canned hot dogs, vegetarian but meat like. Not meat ones but they might work for you.