Nathan's Famous Skinless Beef Hot Dogs, 12 oz

These hot dogs may be a little bit more expensive, but they're worth it to me. Taste is subjective, but these are my absolute favorite. They're delicious whether you grill them, boil them, or (hypothetically) microwave them for 45 seconds. If you want a great all-beef hot dog, I definitely recommend giving these a try.

Nathan’s Famous Skinless Beef Hot Dogs are my favorite wiener of all time — the taste, the quality, the beefiness, everything. These dogs have that unmistakable real beef flavor that other brands only dream about. Meanwhile, the cheap dollar franks sit there in the aisle yelling, “Buy me before I’m history!” but Nathan’s just stands tall like, “Relax, I’m the one you actually want.” What stands out is the juicy, beefy, Nathan’s famous frankfurter ritual when you take the first bite. The great texture, the classic grill flavor, with chili, baked beans, relish or just ketchup or mustard on top. Known as a family favorite, a premium hot dog, and a top‑quality beef frank for a reason. Throw them on the grill, boil them, pan‑sizzle them — they always come out flavorful and satisfying. Perfect for cookouts, picnics, or a quick weeknight dinner when you want something that tastes like you put in effort… even if you didn’t. For the price, the quality is unbeatable. A legendary hot dog that earns its fame every single time.

Great! I hesitated to purchase, but liked the general overview of Beef, (which most of us need, 'specially men-folk) and skinless, as in less of "other". Good flavor, I'll buy Nathan's again when I need the "hocky-dogs" (as the grand-children say).

My family LOVES Nathan's hot dogs. My parents have been eating them since going to Coney Island back in the '60s and they're still our hot dog of choice. Throw 'em on the grill and you're in heaven. Personally I love 'em boiled for like 4 hours like we used to get at the ball park when I was a kid. If you do hot dogs then Nathan's are the only way to go. Very highly recommended.

These hot dogs are absolutely delicious and consistently high quality every time I buy them. They are all-beef, the texture is great, and they cook up perfectly whether grilled or pan-fried. They’re easily one of my go-to meal choices for quick dinners or cookouts because you know exactly what you’re getting. I am unapologetically repeating how delicious they are because it truly deserves to be said more than once. Highly recommend — a classic that never disappoints.

These hot dogs had a good flavor but I liked my old brand that you stopped carrying better. Slicing these up causes a gummy knife. Not sure if that is good or bad. Afterall, they are processed meat. I ate one with ketchup and hotdog relish. Tasted only the condiments. Ate one plain in a bun and that one tasted ok.

I didn't take pics but these were substituted for Ball park. If fan of Ball park I do not recommend these. Really small and when put on the grill they shriveled up. The taste was totally different. Nothing like Ball park. Was small and just didn't taste good.

Nathans hotdogs over the years gets smaller and smaller, but their price goes up and up. I've added a photo to prove my point. Their hotdog gets lost in the bun literally, how shameful. 2 hotdogs won't fit a man's appetite. Their competition like Marketside is equally priced, while the thickness and length covers the whole bun edge to edge, and keeps the bun open when placed inside. Is that much to ask? The taste of Marketside is great, that beefy taste, true to how a hotdog should taste, and two is filling enough to say "This is worth the price". Marketside makes great tasting products, and they give you more for the money. Pizzas are awsome, won't buy another, just wish they add some more cheese, but who's complaining. What ever happened to Nathans?

I think they changed their recipe or formula. The way so many others do. This used to be my favorite hot dog. But the last few packages the hot dogs were tasteless. It's like they took out all the seasonings and substituted the beef. Now these taste like dollar store turkey hot dogs. I won't be buying them again.

These used to be the best hotdog on the market in my opinion. However, with shrink inflation and the way things look with pretty much our products nowadays Nathan’s has gone downhill. They are so skinny and short now that they’re almost barely there, especially after they are cooked. They have also lost the flavor they used to have. The last order that I made will be the last. They were very disappointing and they just gave me an upset stomach. So sad.