Hot Dogs: Side by side comparison

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bill ace 350

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Grilled some Hoffmans and some Glaziers for the 4th of July.

Both on a roll with hot mustard, dill relish and horseradish.

The Glaziers took first place, with 100%(2/2) voters choosing them over the Hoffmans!

I really do like the Glaziers.

Glazier on top. IMG-20250704-WA0000.jpg
 
Nice............I don't think either one is available on the west coast. The Hoffman's look like a white sausage. Are they along the style of a banger?
 
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Nice............I don't think either one is available on the west coast. The Hoffman's look like a white sausage. Are they along the style of a banger?
They are "Hofmann's German Style Frankfurters in natural casing".
 
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its a shame, the closet thing we can get in S Florida is Ball park Grill masters. Still better than regular grocery store brand etc.
 
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I'll take your judging crew word on this.
Back in my hotdog eating days I tried a lot of regional labels.
Never been far enough east to try the old labels.
My favorite settled on the Costco dinner frank as I lived on the west coast for many years.
 
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They're both good. Though, I'm a Zweigle's fan. Hebrew national jumbo. Glaziers makes really good pickled sausages too.
I have a jar of their pickled sausage in the fridge. Their pickled eggs are delicious as well. Haven't had a Zweigles since I lived in Batavia NY.
 
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