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Costco's $1.50 hot dog remains a symbol of its value-driven model, contributing to strong financial performance with increased sales, high customer loyalty, and growth in memberships, even amid economic volatility.
Richard Galanti, Costco's long-serving CFO, known for fiercely maintaining the $1.50 price tag on the hot dog and soda combo at the warehouse club's food court, is stepping down. His dedication to keeping the price steady "forever" has been a recurring promise from Costco's leadership. With Galanti's departure, the future of the iconic combo's price remains uncertain, as former Kroger Co. CFO Gary Millerchip prepares to take over.
Jalen Tart, a reporter for WIS-TV in South Carolina, went viral after his reaction to tasting a Polish-style hot dog at the state fair was caught on camera. Viewers questioned whether Tart enjoyed the taste based on his body language, but he reassured them by saying it was "pretty good." The clip of Tart struggling to digest the food and his colleague's smirk garnered laughs online, with many appreciating the unique way black people communicate. Tart later explained that he took too big of a bite and learned his lesson. The Columbia State Fair is open until October 22.
Health experts weigh in on the debate of whether hamburgers or hot dogs are healthier. While both are considered hyper-caloric foods with higher saturated fat content, hamburgers made with lean meat and loaded with veggies offer a better balance of protein, healthy fats, and essential nutrients. Hot dogs, on the other hand, are generally lower in calories and fat but may contain more sodium and processed ingredients. Ultra-processed foods like hot dogs are linked to a higher risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and stroke. Veggie hot dogs and burgers can be occasional alternatives, but they are also highly processed. Grilling meat at high temperatures can lead to the formation of potentially harmful compounds. Overall, enjoying hamburgers or hot dogs in moderation as part of a balanced diet is fine, focusing on portion sizes, leaner protein choices, whole-grain buns, and fresh toppings.
Health experts weigh in on the healthiness of hamburgers and hot dogs. While both are considered hyper-caloric foods with higher saturated fat content, there are ways to make healthier choices. Opt for lean ground beef or turkey with lower fat percentages for burgers, and consider grass-fed, grass-finished organic lean ground beef to reduce saturated fat content. Look for hot dogs labeled "uncured" or "nitrate-free" to minimize exposure to harmful additives, and choose options made with leaner meats like turkey or chicken. Whole-grain buns and plenty of veggies can add nutritional value. Moderation and variety are key to a healthy eating pattern, and grilling meats at high temperatures can lead to the formation of potentially harmful compounds.
Health experts weigh in on the healthiness of hamburgers and hot dogs. Both are considered hyper-caloric foods with higher saturated fat content. When it comes to hamburgers, choosing lean ground beef or turkey with lower fat percentages and opting for grass-fed, grass-finished organic lean ground beef can reduce saturated fat content. Hot dogs are often high in sodium and saturated fat, so it's recommended to choose uncured or nitrate-free options with lower sodium levels. Veggie hot dogs and burgers can be occasional alternatives, but they are also considered ultra-processed. Grilling meat at high temperatures can lead to the formation of potentially harmful compounds. Overall, hamburgers made with lean meat and loaded with veggies tend to offer a better balance of protein, healthy fats, and essential nutrients, but both hamburgers and hot dogs can be enjoyed in moderation as part of a balanced diet.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile has been renamed the Frankmobile to celebrate the brand's 100% Beef Franks and a new recipe. The 27-foot long, 6-ton hot dog on wheels will also debut a new exterior with "The All Beef Frank Frankmobile" and "Please do not lick" painted across it. The drivers, formerly called Hotdoggers, will now be known as Frankfurters and will be handing out coupons for free Beef Franks to anyone named an iteration of "Frank".
Oscar Mayer has renamed its iconic Wienermobile to "Frankmobile" as it debuts a new recipe for its 100% Beef Franks. The rebranding includes new features such as rebranded "Frank Whistles" and a newly renamed line-up of Hotdoggers behind the wheel, who will now be known as "Frankfurters." The Frankmobile will continue its mission to spark smiles and unite fans around a love of meat. Anyone named an iteration of "Frank" can stop by in person to get a coupon for a free pack of Oscar Mayer beef franks.
Oscar Mayer has renamed its iconic Wienermobile to "Frankmobile" as it debuts a new recipe for its 100% Beef Franks. The 27-foot-long hot dog vehicle's name change is the first in nearly 100 years. The Frankmobiles will feature new decals, rebranded "Frank Whistles," and a newly renamed line-up of Hotdoggers behind the wheel, who will now be known as "Frankfurters." The Frankmobile will continue its mission to spark smiles and unite fans around a love of meat.