Jonesing for a Hot Dog

[Astonishing Mr J 54]

I am toward the end of my soft phase and decided I really wanted a hot dog. I have always liked Field Roast's vegan frankfurters. Lower in calories (190), no cholesterol, low in sugar and carbs and 20g of Protein. I also discovered these Keto hot dog Buns made from the Lewis Bake Shop that are not made with flour. 1g net carb, 70 calories per bun, low in fat and, the kicker, 10g of protein. I ended up only eating 2/3 of it but, MAN, was it good. I got my hot dog, got my protein, got my veggies and don't feel bloated or full. Highly recommend this combo.

[Sunnyway 344]

I had trouble eating hot dogs or any kind of sausage for about a year post surgery. Just sayin'.

[Dave In Houston 199]

Do they actually taste like hot dogs?

I really like the taste of Beyond Burgers. To me, they're as good as a burger or better, but they have so much fat I don't use them. Your hot dogs are pretty low in fat for a hot dog.

Edit: Also, do the Buns taste like buns? I've had some bad luck with Keto bread.

Edited November 14, 2021 by Dave In Houston

[Astonishing Mr J 54]

On 11/14/2021 at 7:22 AM, Dave In Houston said:

Do they actually taste like hot dogs?

I really like the taste of Beyond Burgers. To me, they're as good as a burger or better, but they have so much fat I don't use them. Your hot dogs are pretty low in fat for a hot dog.

Edit: Also, do the Buns taste like Buns? I've had some bad luck with Keto bread.

Yes. Field Roast is the best on the market for my taste. Correct texture and flavor. They could make them better if they had a vegan casing, like the ones Beyond uses, for a snap. This brand of bun is pretty good. Not perfect but works for a hotdog well.

[Astonishing Mr J 54]

On 11/13/2021 at 6:40 PM, Sunnyway said:

I had trouble eating hot dogs or any kind of sausage for about a year post surgery. Just sayin'.

I had no issues.