You can find their products by using this retail locator. I also know they sell all over the country. Vienna beef does sell a Hot Dog Kit for $54.95 that you can order by mail. But I grew up eating Oscar Meyer All beef hot dogs. I do love Vienna Beef and all their products. Now most people will tell you that you must have a Vienna Beef Hot Dog for this. I am just letting you know where you can buy the items to make yourself an authentic hot dog. I would like to be clear that I am not being paid by any of these brands to share this. In the next few paragraphs I will explain each ingredient and link where to buy. Therefore, I wrote up a “recipe” for it below that is printable. When I posted this hot dog to my Facebook page, I was very surprised that so many people did not know what a Chicago Style Hot Dog was. That being said, I would agree that you should not ask for ketchup on a specific Chicago Style hot dog, although I don’t think anyone will ask you to leave their establishment if you did. I always say that the only people who pretend this no ketchup thing is a bigger issue than it is, are suburbanites who don’t actually live in Chicago, but this is how they assert themselves as pseudo Chicagoans. I myself grew up ordering hot dogs from my local hot dog stand, Nicky’s On Archer, with ketchup and onion only. While you would not ask for a specific Chicago Style Hot Dog with ketchup, you can ask for a hot dog with ketchup within the city limits of Chicago without going to jail. The controversy also comes from the very passionate people who make a huge issue with anyone from Chicago eating a hot dog with ketchup. The controversy comes from the people who disagree on the brand of hot dogs as well as if they are steamed, boiled or grilled. Chicago Style Hot Dogs are topped with: yellow mustard, onions, tomatoes, sport peppers, neon relish, celery salt and a pickle. The hot dog is usually steamed or boiled, served on a S.
A typical Chicago Style Hot Dog is made with an all beef hot dog, usually from the local Chicago brand Vienna Beef. They also happen to cause the most controversy when it comes to my followers.
You’ll find similar Franks at establishments like Gene & Jude’s.Chicago Style Hot Dogs are a culinary classic. These Hot Dogs are a little big longer and skinnier than our Franks at about 6 inches long. Looking for extra snap and bite in your hot dog? Look no further! Thanks to the natural casing on these, our Frankfurters offer even more of that signature snap our fans love. We recommend using these as a base for a Chili Cheese Dog for a protein-packed meal. As always, these too are made with the original 1893 recipe. The only difference? Well, these ones are jumbo sized! And as we all know, more meat means more to love. Our Jumbo Franks are identical in taste and ingredients to our Franks. They come 8 to a pack and are the perfect base for your Chicago Style Hot Dog! Our Franks are made with rich, red bull meat, sweet brisket trimmings, and spiced according to our original 1893 recipe. The one and only! These Franks are the ones you will probably see most often at your local grocery store or Vienna Beef stand. Below we’re giving you the 4-1-1 on the three most popular Vienna Beef Franks. That’s because we use fresh domestic beef and trimmings and feature no antibiotics, hormones, fillers, artificial colors, or flavorings.īut did you know that we offer a variety of widths, lengths, and casings for our hot dogs? That’s right! While they all feature similar ingredients and that same signature taste, there are a few key differences between our most popular hot dogs. When you bite into a Vienna Beef Frank, there’s no mistaking that familiar ‘snap.’ Always firm and juicy, it’s easy to tell our Franks apart from competitors.
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