From dry and disappointing to surprisingly delicious, here’s how your favorite turkey hot dog brands stack up.

We tried 15 brands of hot dogs around Columbus, from 99 cents a package to more than $15. Here's what we would and wouldn't ...

A healthy beef option: Organic Valley Uncured 100% Beef Hot Dogs. ... Applegate Natural Uncured Turkey Hot Dog. An unhealthy turkey option to avoid: Ball Park Brand White Meat Smoked Turkey Franks.

How you cook your hot dogs and hamburgers can impact the health risks associated with meat consumption, especially for ...

Are hot dogs bad for you? In moderation, hot dogs are a fine BQQ treat, but you have to be careful about nitrates.

National Hot Dog Day falls on ... Turkey Hill, Quik Stop, Certified Oil, Fastrac, Tom ... online customers who buy a 6-pack bundle of the brand’s Organic Grass-Fed Uncured Hot Dogs ...

A healthy turkey option: Applegate Natural Uncured Turkey Hot Dog. The turkey dogs from Applegate Farms are as clean as it gets — the turkey is organic and humanely raised with no antibiotics, and the ...

“Overall, uncured chicken or turkey hot dogs would be a better option, because they’re usually lower in saturated fat and less processed than beef,” Avena said.

Other indications of a higher-quality hot dog are if they’re uncured and nitrate- and nitrite-free, and have minimal ingredients. “Overall, uncured chicken or turkey hot dogs would be a better option, ...