Nathan's Famous Jumbo Restaurant Style Beef Franks, 12 oz
- Brand:
- Nathan's
- Model Number:
- 8831391404
- UPC:
- 888313914043
- EAN:
- 0888313914043
- Walmart SKU:
- 35791410
After 8 days of stability at $5.46, market indicators point to an immediate 6.2% price reduction.
Price expected to drop to $5.12 soon
| Price Type | Price | Date |
|---|---|---|
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Highest Price
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$5.97 | |
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Lowest Price
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$5.12 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$5.46 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Nathan's Famous Jumbo Restaurant Style Beef Franks, 12 oz since 10/25/2024. The most recent price update was on Sep 16, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $5.12 (lowest on 1/21/2026) to $5.97 (highest on 5/25/2026). The average price during this period is $5.44.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $5.46 (Sep 16) to $5.46 (Sep 16) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $5.46.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 7434 reviews.
After trying these franks for the very first time, I realized I've been eating the wrong hotdogs my entire life!! They are so delicious!! I like the fact that they're 100% beef, no filler by-products, fully cooked, gluten-free, and no artificial flavors or colors. They're the perfect size for a regular hotdog bun. The frank to bun ratio is on point. The regular hotdogs that most people usually buy look pathetically small compared to these. I just wish they came in a pack of 8 instead of 5, only because hotdog buns are always sold in a pack of 8.
This is a high quality product at a reasonable price. The texture, flavor and snap are just what my family loves and they don't want anything else. We usually grill them on our cooktop, but for cookouts they are outstanding. So glad I found this brand!
I like Nathan's hot dogs, and in my opinion these are the Goldilocks size. The regular size is too small for the bun, and the colossal quarter pounders are too large, but these fit the bun just right. They are a bit salty for my taste, so I boil them for a bit before grilling or air frying.
the only thing I regret is that the description only shows ounces it doesn't give you account I thought this package was thicker like a double tear and once I got it I'd like oh no it's as good as I know these are going to taste which is awesome I'm not going to pay $5 in change for only that many hot dogs I'm sorry that's just me I can't afford that but I've always loved Nathan's products the company in a nutshell as far as I know is always produce good products.
Decent beef hot dogs. I accidently got the jumbo kind which I wasn't truly crazy about, I just prefer regular bun sized hot dogs. But Nathan's brand regular hot dogs are pretty good. I usually buy either Nathan's, Ball Park or Oscar Meyer (whichever is currently least expensive). I always get beef hot dogs I think they're a bit better quality.
Pros: All beef. No artificial flavors or colors. No fillers. Microwaves in 60 seconds. No corn syrup. Cons: High fat. High sodium. Nitrites. Considered ultra processed. Note has sorbitol. You do get good quality but lots of fat, took 3 paper towels to wipe up/off fat after microwaving 1 hotdog. I am trying to avoid ultra processed as much as possible.
I loved these hot dogs, but sunces they have sold out to Simthfield, I will be looking for another brand. I like to support small companies. When big companies take over a small companies product, the investors start changing the product a little at a time until it isn't the same product.
There is nothing JUMBO about these hotdogs. They're just expensive regular size hotdogs. I feel deceived and cheated. I will NOT be purchasing this brand of hotdogs again. Who only puts 5 hotdogs in a pack, when all buns come in a set of 8 buns? Nathan, fix this mess you have created!
The term "Jumbo" is misleading. I wanted a thicker hot dog and instead recieved one that was just a tad longer than the average hot dog. In addition, the package only contains 5 hot dogs whereas other brands contain 8 hot dogs. The quanity is not listed on the package.
Order was picked up 12/29/25. USE BY DATE ON PRODUCT WAS 12/13/25. CHECKED ON LINE, AND ADVISE FROM SUPPLIER WAS TO NOT CONSUME IT. THAT PRODUCT IS NOT CHEAP!!!! CHECK DATES ON PRODUCTS. WHEN YOU HAVE TO SHOP ON LINE, YOU JUST EXPECT YOUR SHOPPER WILL CHECK EXPIRATION DATES. I have Ino picture because I put the package in the trash. I am 84 years old, and on a fixed income. Have no vehicle, and am unable to drive.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $5.46 (Sep 16) to $5.46 (Sep 16) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $5.46.
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