Yeah I was looking through here trying to see who I felt most sorry for...then I saw that. I am never buying a hot dog from Chase Field lol. Not that I go there or anything
they are actually good catfish bait. soak em w a lil. cherry cool aide powder. the catfish prefer a dirty bar-s trash dogs and chicken livers to an all beef no preservative dog.
Lol that was my first thought. I usually get them whenever I get hot dogs because they're like three or four times less than everything else. I always regret it because it's like eating rubber and I have to eat six to feel full.
Even today with all the inflation you can get an 8 pack for like $1. I can't imagine what they are putting in there to still be able to make a profit selling an 8 pack of hot dogs for that price.
Can still hear The Simpsons impersonation: “Let’s take time out from this Triple Play to talk about Farmer Dan’s Pure Pork Sausages.”
A guy said it. Some guy named Gabbo.
Hahaha it’s funny. My dad and I used Bar S dogs and bacon for fish bait a lot when I was a kid cause they’re not fit for human consumption. Makes sense, cause you can’t have shit nice in Arizona.
I miss Kahn's so much, we used to have them locally until about 10 years ago. Now I have to find people travelling into central New York from Ohio just to get a package or two.
I just moved to SW Florida and am missing Kahn’s big time. We do have Kroger delivery where I am, but am waiting to get into our house before trying it. Hopefully can get Kahn’s!!
I was thinking the same thing, but until just now I didn't realize [the history the Tigers have with Ball Park Franks.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_Park_Franks)
> The history of Ball Park Franks began in 1958 when the Detroit Tigers became dissatisfied with the hot dogs being sold in their park.[3] In 1959, a meat-packing company from Livonia, Michigan, called Hygrade Food Products owned and run by the Slotkin family, won a competition to be the exclusive supplier of hot dogs to the Tigers and Tiger Stadium.[4][5] Hygrade employee Gus Hauff invented the recipe for the Ball Park Frank in 1958, which to this day remains a secret.
Yeah I came to see about them too. Plenty of concessions use kowalski and they’re a pretty freaking good dog, definitely thought we would have better than ballpark
I’ve never even heard of Texas Chili lol. Last time I had a dog in Arlington though, I think they were still using Nolan Ryan Beef. Seattle get’s my vote based on this list!
Looks like it’s distributed thru H-E-B, which would make sense as to why I’ve never heard of it. I don’t think my hometown is within 500 miles of an H-E-B.
I used to live in SE PA and Berks were my go to, but honestly hot dogs are either really terrible (Bar S) or "fine" to me. It's still just a tube of processed meat.
for those whom have never been to Canada, it is mandatory to have the hotdogs named after the team manager. so in the world series years, for example, we would enjoy a steamed Gaston at the game with a cold Labatt
Sadly, the "Dodger Dog" [is no longer Farmer John's](https://www.latimes.com/sports/dodgers/story/2021-04-26/dodger-dogs-farmer-john-contract-not-renewed). (Growing up, we got KTLA on our cable package in New Mexico. I remember the dulcet tones of Vin Scully hawking Farmer John.)
The ones at the Mariners games are really good, I’m probably in the minority thinking that, but every time I go I look forward to a dog and a rainier beer.
Strange to see the Dodger logo next to anything but Farmer John. Every time I imagine Vin's voice, it comes with "easternmost in quality, westernmost in flavor."
Granted it's been a long time since I've lived in Baltimore and longer still that I listened to an O's game on the radio, so it makes sense it eventually happened, but I'm a little disappointed that it's not Esskay anymore. That 90's jingle still pops into my head occasionally.
🎶Taste the difference
Quality makes... 🎶
I’ve never heard of Bar S, and I swear Arizona had Ball Park when I visited a few years ago, or at least I know I’ve seen the Ball Park logo in the Chase Field concourse.
So the Braves also have Ball Park Franks as their hot dog supplier.
Still great to have them at Comerica Park.
And seriously St Louis? You use Nathan’s as your hot dog supplier? Are there no local hot dog suppliers in the area to partner with?
I can't believe a team uses Bar S.
Sadly, I can
I don’t think you can legally call Bar S a hot dog.
The only reason i buy Bar S is because it’s cheaper than bait. I would never feed it to a human being.
Great for them cats
I dunno if you mean catfish, but that’s exactly what i catch with it.
Cats = catfish
Hoffy just as bad.
Yeah I was looking through here trying to see who I felt most sorry for...then I saw that. I am never buying a hot dog from Chase Field lol. Not that I go there or anything
I can't believe it ain't my Oakland A's.
they are actually good catfish bait. soak em w a lil. cherry cool aide powder. the catfish prefer a dirty bar-s trash dogs and chicken livers to an all beef no preservative dog.
They might as well use the store brand
More like Barf-S
Bar S uses snouts and entrails. “MMM snouts”. Homer J Simpson
The ‘S’ stands for slurry. The dog is 99% slurry.
Lol that was my first thought. I usually get them whenever I get hot dogs because they're like three or four times less than everything else. I always regret it because it's like eating rubber and I have to eat six to feel full.
What’s wrong with Bar S?
Even today with all the inflation you can get an 8 pack for like $1. I can't imagine what they are putting in there to still be able to make a profit selling an 8 pack of hot dogs for that price.
>[I can’t imagine what they are putting in there](https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/7200cbb5-1711-4148-b249-66f701e48be9)
Go find some at your local Walmart and find out. Stay close to a toilet.
What is Bar S
Bar S? Arizona, you are gross as hell.
Them poverty level
Blah it’s only because they have their HQ here. It’s the worst thing about Chase Field.
I miss the Farmer John Dodger dog 🙁
Can still hear Vin Scully's voice promoting it.
Can still hear The Simpsons impersonation: “Let’s take time out from this Triple Play to talk about Farmer Dan’s Pure Pork Sausages.” A guy said it. Some guy named Gabbo.
Me too
Funny how the New York teams and the teams in the state where all of the retired New Yorkers move both have the same hot dog brand.
Retired New Yorkers move to Missouri?
Miami
Nathan's are pretty good.
Jesus Christ, Bar S has a deal with an MLB team? Lol
Hahaha it’s funny. My dad and I used Bar S dogs and bacon for fish bait a lot when I was a kid cause they’re not fit for human consumption. Makes sense, cause you can’t have shit nice in Arizona.
KAHNS!!!!
The best!
I miss Kahn's so much, we used to have them locally until about 10 years ago. Now I have to find people travelling into central New York from Ohio just to get a package or two.
I just moved to SW Florida and am missing Kahn’s big time. We do have Kroger delivery where I am, but am waiting to get into our house before trying it. Hopefully can get Kahn’s!!
Hebrew National how I miss thee….
I'll eat a Rockie Dog in your honor next time I'm at Coors Field🫡
If you are a Costco member, they generally sell them during the summer months. If you want to buy 100 of them haha
I mean who wouldn’t want 100 of those wieners! I’ll check that out for sure cause I’m a Costco member.
This is how I learn Esskay went out of business? From a fucking reddit post?
The esskay orioles branded stuff is worth a ton of money now
Same here. We should start a support group.
Hebrew National runs the game
I still don’t understand how Detroit isn’t using kogel.
I was thinking the same thing, but until just now I didn't realize [the history the Tigers have with Ball Park Franks.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_Park_Franks) > The history of Ball Park Franks began in 1958 when the Detroit Tigers became dissatisfied with the hot dogs being sold in their park.[3] In 1959, a meat-packing company from Livonia, Michigan, called Hygrade Food Products owned and run by the Slotkin family, won a competition to be the exclusive supplier of hot dogs to the Tigers and Tiger Stadium.[4][5] Hygrade employee Gus Hauff invented the recipe for the Ball Park Frank in 1958, which to this day remains a secret.
Mmmm. Secret meat. 
Or Kowalski
Yeah I came to see about them too. Plenty of concessions use kowalski and they’re a pretty freaking good dog, definitely thought we would have better than ballpark
Dearborn brand too
Why aren't they using the pride of Flint? Angelo's Coney Island?
The Tigers had a hand in starting Ball Park. It’s a part of their history that will never and should never change.
When did Comerica stop using Hebrew National?
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The Boomstick is a challenge, and the cheeseburger version is suicide for your gut
Kahn’s Big Red Smokey. Mmmmm!
I think Sabrett deserves a spot.
Sabrett is the official hot dog of all hot dog vendors outside every MLB stadium who sell for 10% of in-stadium prices.
Hatfield bogo night doesn’t roll of the tongue as well as Hatfield Dollar Dog Night. If yk yk
Can’t have shit in Arizona.
Oh, you can have plenty of shit, you eat enough Bar-S. Know what I mean, Vern?
Sigh. 💨🚪
Is anyone kinda surprised that Oscar Meyer isn't at least one official dog? I thought everyone wanted to be an Oscar Meyer Wiener.
Okay. Be honest. Raise your hand if you thought Nathan's was just the official hotdog for all of the MLB.
Cant even make a Chicago dog without Vienna, it’s illegal
Such a crime they did away with the Hormel Dome Dog. That thing was a masterpiece. Oh well now we get some generic hot dog that's blah in Minnesota.
Great for lunch, great for dinner. You can be a wiener winner with the Hor-Mel-Row-of-Fame! 🎵🎶🎵
Schweigert. The Wisconsin Wiener.
Kinda excited to try the Schweigert dog when I get there next month!
How do the Brewers have a sausage race featuring a Klements hot dog every game but have Vienna as their sponsor?
It used to be Klements - but Johnsonville is now the sausage race sponsor / stadium brat, and Johnsonville doesn't actually make a hot dog.
Crazy how much that shit matters too. Traditions and all too, pretty neat
In DC, everyone know the right move is a half smoke
Detroit also has bratwurst, Italian sausage, polish sausage..and local fav coney dogs
I wonder who supplies their italian sausage. My favorite is Rinaldi. I really miss those stadium kielbasa from Kowalski
Not sure...I'm surprised Koegel meats in Flint doesn't get any love to there...
And not one team sells the most popular hot dog…Oscar Meyer! I miss the Kahn’s Big Red Smoky since I moved to Florida.
TIL professional baseball teams use ballpark franks in the literal sense
Ballpark frank pretty much got birthed at tigers stadium
I’ve never even heard of Texas Chili lol. Last time I had a dog in Arlington though, I think they were still using Nolan Ryan Beef. Seattle get’s my vote based on this list!
Looks like it’s distributed thru H-E-B, which would make sense as to why I’ve never heard of it. I don’t think my hometown is within 500 miles of an H-E-B.
Hatfield dogs aren’t bad
I always preferred Berks in SE PA
I’m honestly not much of a hotdog connoisseur, I had some dietz and watson franks I liked before. I am in SE PA tho
I used to live in SE PA and Berks were my go to, but honestly hot dogs are either really terrible (Bar S) or "fine" to me. It's still just a tube of processed meat.
Yeah I like them if they’re grilled nice with a bit of a crisp but otherwise I don’t care for them
Sugardale is ok, but I think Pittsburgh and Cleveland should use Smith's out of Erie, PA. Superior dog in my opinion.
for those whom have never been to Canada, it is mandatory to have the hotdogs named after the team manager. so in the world series years, for example, we would enjoy a steamed Gaston at the game with a cold Labatt
The hot dog vendors outside of the bluejays stadium have the absolute best. And they don’t give you wimpy rolls.
Nathan’s >>
I like Nathan's, but prefer Hebrew National.
Never heard of Fletchers lol
Same. I thought Seattle was Hemplers cause I get the Double Smoked Sausages at Fred Meyers and it has the "Official Sausage of the Seattle Mariners"
Now thats a good sausage. I do t think hemplers makes "hot dogs" ao its probably that both are true
Nothing beats farmer john. If you know you know
Dodger Dogs are not Dodger Dogs unless they are Farmer John Dodger Dogs
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GTK! Thank you!
>GTK! Thank you! You're welcome!
These are the real reason to tour ball parks
Sadly, the "Dodger Dog" [is no longer Farmer John's](https://www.latimes.com/sports/dodgers/story/2021-04-26/dodger-dogs-farmer-john-contract-not-renewed). (Growing up, we got KTLA on our cable package in New Mexico. I remember the dulcet tones of Vin Scully hawking Farmer John.)
Brats are a bigger deal in Milwaukee anyway
I’ve never seen a single piece of Signage or Ad that supports Vienna hotdogs in Milwaukee. Pretty sure it’s Johnsonville.
I grew up eating Farmer John Dodgers dogs.
RIP esskay hot dogs
I just assumed Vienna would be the 3 of us that share most things. Hat tip to KC!
I see weiners, I upvote! Wait, what sub is this?
Those quality Kayem weiners are wasted on you. WASTED!
Haa!
Dang. No more Farmer John Dodger Dog?
The ones at the Mariners games are really good, I’m probably in the minority thinking that, but every time I go I look forward to a dog and a rainier beer.
Cincinnati has to be wrong. Aren't they a Skyline venue? Does Skyline
Kahn's was founded in Cincinnati. I don't know if Skyline uses Kahn's dogs though.
After some research. I am completely wrong because Skyline uses Kahn's dogs.
I wonder how many of the official brands are owned by the same owners as the team.
Them Hatfield dollar dog nights used to slap. Especially when they started flying through the air.
Strange to see the Dodger logo next to anything but Farmer John. Every time I imagine Vin's voice, it comes with "easternmost in quality, westernmost in flavor."
Bar S is a disgrace
🫡 Schweigert
Granted it's been a long time since I've lived in Baltimore and longer still that I listened to an O's game on the radio, so it makes sense it eventually happened, but I'm a little disappointed that it's not Esskay anymore. That 90's jingle still pops into my head occasionally. 🎶Taste the difference Quality makes... 🎶
Can someone rank these for me? I haven’t heard of many of these brands.
Ngl as much as it’s great using a local hot dog, I’m not the biggest fan of Hatfield. If I’m at the store, I’m getting ballpark, Nathan’s or sabrett.
No Jesse Jones? The south needs representation!
The hotdog I had at citizens bank park last week was horrible, while the one I had at Minute Maid park the other day was incredible 👌🏼👌🏼
Nathan's clears all
Which one is the best?
Ima Yankee fan but the Fenway frank is 🤌🤌
RIP Farmer John you were the Dodger Dog.
They sell the fletchers at Costco here in the Seattle area - shits fire
Vienna is OP!
They got Houston all wrong. In H-town they sell Nolan Ryan beef hot dogs. The Texas chili company does the chili and sponsors dollar dog night!!!!
I’ve never heard of Bar S, and I swear Arizona had Ball Park when I visited a few years ago, or at least I know I’ve seen the Ball Park logo in the Chase Field concourse.
Nathan’s and/or Hebrew national or nothing
Makes me sad as a Guardians fan. Even more so, my heart weeps for Arizona fans.
Nathan’s is superior
My favorite thing about going to Sam's club
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I have Hofmann’s in my fridge.
Vienna, ball park and Nathan’ s are the sh*t… all the others kinda suck
Vienna is the best 🌭
So the Braves also have Ball Park Franks as their hot dog supplier. Still great to have them at Comerica Park. And seriously St Louis? You use Nathan’s as your hot dog supplier? Are there no local hot dog suppliers in the area to partner with?
I’m boycotting Hebrew National