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How It’s Made Hot Dogs

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Afraid to Know What’s in a Hot Dog?

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Are you afraid to know what’s in hot dogs? Are hot dogs safe to eat? Well, in this video, I’m going to share with you the truth about hot dogs..
I’m not going to be talking about the bun or the stuff you might put on a hot dog, just the commercial hot dog itself..
So, what are some hot dog ingredients? First off, they have what’s called trimmings..
Pig, chicken, and cow trimmings:
• Low-grade muscle meat.
• Fat.
• Head meat.
• Feet.
• Skin.
• Blood.
• Liver.
• Edible by-products (brain, intestines, kidneys, mechanically de-boned meat, pig tail, spleen, tongue).
Other hot dog ingredients:
• Salt (not sea salt).
• Spices.
• Preservatives.
• Corn syrup.
• Dextrose.
Are hot dogs bad for you?
When you cook protein with carbohydrates like corn syrup and dextrose, AGEs (advanced glycation end products) are produced. This is going to create all sorts of sticky protein problems in your body that are connected to a lot of health conditions..
If you’re going to get a hot dog, get an organic grass-fed hot dog that has sea salt and celery powder instead of preservatives and make sure it doesn’t have any sugar..
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What Is Really in Hot Dogs?

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The Hot Dog Mile 880 Calories

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Hot Dog Ingredients

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Frequently found everywhere from hot dog stands on the street corners to summertime barbecues and picnics, hot dogs are a popular food eaten around the world, but consuming this food isn’t necessarily the best idea..
The standard hot dog is made from the trimmings of beef and pork, which are ground up and blended up into a batter along with any additional ingredients, like seasonings, curing ingredients and sodium nitrite to help boost both shelf life and color. This mixture then goes into a machine that pumps them into cellulose casings that are then cooked, doused in cold water and packaged into the individual links that you find at the grocery store..
While hot dogs may be a go-to favorite for many when it comes time to fire up the grill, they may not make the healthiest addition to your diet. Not only are they highly processed meat and filled with potentially harmful chemicals like nitrates, nitrites and MSG, but there have also been a series of hot dog recall warnings that call into question the safety of your favorite frankfurter..
In this episode of Ancient Medicine Today, I’m talking about what is actually in a hot dog, why you should be scared of them, and what are some healthy alternatives..
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There are 242 calories in 1 Hotdog. Calorie breakdown: 54% fat, 29% carbs, 17% protein.An average hot dog provides about 150 calories, but this varies by variety.

Low fat or fat-free varieties offer as little as 100 calories, while larger varieties or those with added ingredients.20 rows · Calories in Hot Dogs The favorite choice for the term “Hot Dogs” is 1 Frankfurter or Hot Dog.Nutrition Facts. Hot Dog. Serving Size: frankfurter (48g. grams. ) Amount Per Serving.

Calories from Fat 127. Calories 155.Hot dogs contain less than 2 g of carbohydrates, no fiber, small amounts of sugar and a trace amount of iron.

All hot dogs all have trace amounts of some B vitamins, no vitamin C and a small amount of folate. Hot dogs have between 380 and 513 mg of sodium per serving, making the hot dogs a high sodium choice.All Beef Hot Dog. Nutrition Facts. Serving Size.

1 frankfurter. Amount Per Serving. Calories.

126. Calories from Fat. 89.

Sabrett® is committed to bringing its customers the best quality products and services possible.View the nutritional information on all of our products. (800) 722-7388 Contact Us.MENU ITEMS NUTRITION ALLERGENS HOT DOGSTOTAL CALORIES (KCAL) FAT CALORIES (KCAL) TOTAL FAT (G) SATURATED FAT (G) TRANS FAT (MG) CHOLESTEROL (MG) SODIUM (MG) TOTAL CARBS.Beef Hot Dogs. from. Kirkland Signature.

Nutrition Facts. Serving Size. 1 link.

Amount Per Serving. Calories. 170.1 dog (45g) Nutrition Facts. 130 calories.

Hot Dog w/ Bun Typical concession stand size. 1 hot dog (90g) Nutrition Facts. 300 calories.

Oscar Mayer Regular Hot Dog.BEEF HOT DOG Nutrition Information 26 RESULTS: BEEF HOT DOG Sausages and Luncheon Meats (12) Foods from Wienerschnitzel (14) Can’t find it? Enter your own food Set category preferences. Here is a table of search results for BEEF HOT DOG.Fat 20 g. Saturated 7 g. Polyunsaturated 0 g. Monounsaturated 0 g. Trans 2 g. Protein 10 g. Sodium 640 mg.

Potassium 0 mg. Cholesterol 30 mg.Hebrew National’s gourmet hot dogs are 100% kosher beef. Our Kosher Beef Franks have no artificial colors, no fillers, and no by-products.

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Saugy Saugy Hot Dog. Serving Size: 1 hot dog. 170 Cal.

5 %2 gCarbs. 79 %15 gFat.Nutrition.

Serving Size 1 Frank (53g), Amount Per serving: Calories 180, Calories from Fat 140, Total Fat 15g (23% DV), Saturated Fat 6g (30% DV), Trans Fat 1g, Cholesterol 30mg (10% DV), Sodium 510mg.

List of related literature:

The European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC) study, which included 478,040 people from 10 countries, reports that the most convincing data are from meats, including sausages, bratwursts, frankfurters, and hot dogs, all of which have nitrites, nitrates, or other preservatives.
from Pathophysiology: The Biologic Basis for Disease in Adults and Children by Kathryn L. McCance, RN, PhD, Sue E. Huether, RN, PhD Elsevier Health Sciences, 2014
This association may (or may not) be due to nitrites, which are added to ham, hot dogs and luncheon meats to maintain color and prevent bacterial growth.
from Culinary Nutrition: The Science and Practice of Healthy Cooking by Jacqueline B. Marcus Elsevier Science, 2013
Functional and quality tests (pH, water-holding capacity/emulsifying capacity, total extractable protein, 2-thiobarbituric acid (TBA), and peroxide value (for pork fat)] were performed at 6-week intervals on thawed and control meat samples and on frankfurters made from the sample [3].
from Freezing Effects on Food Quality by Jeremiah Taylor & Francis, 1996
It is said to contain 50% less fat, 17% less cholesterol, and 17% more protein than typical all-meat hot dogs.
from History of the Soyfoods Movement Worldwide (1960s-2019): Extensively Annotated Bibliography and Sourcebook by William Shurtleff; Akiko Aoyagi Soyinfo Center, 2019
For example, USDA is currently collecting consumer behavior data for the storage and preparation of hot dogs in order to better characterize the impact of storage time on the growth of listeria on refrigerated hot dogs and the proportion of hot dogs consumed without further reheating.
from International Handbook of Foodborne Pathogens by Marianne D. Miliotis, Jeffrey W. Bier CRC Press, 2003
Researchers for Consumer Reports analyzed three types of hot dog: beef, poultry, and meat (mostly pork and beef, but up to 15% poultry meat).
from Statistical Analysis and Data Display: An Intermediate Course with Examples in R by Richard M. Heiberger, Burt Holland Springer New York, 2015
In one outbreak involving hot dogs in the United States, illness was attributed to contamination levels 0.3 cfu/g of hot dog meat (Donnelly 2001).
from Food Biochemistry and Food Processing by Y. H. Hui, Wai-Kit Nip, et. al. Wiley, 2008
The sodium nitrate and nitrite in bacon, ham, lunch meat, and hot dogs give processed meat its pink color and prevent the spread of bacteria.
from Master Your Metabolism: The 3 Diet Secrets to Naturally Balancing Your Hormones for a Hot and Healthy Body! by Jillian Michaels, Mariska van Aalst, Christine Darwin Potter/Ten Speed/Harmony/Rodale, 2009
Besides their unnatural fatty acid compositions (high in omega 6 fatty acids, low in omega 3 fatty acids, and high in saturated fatty acids), fatty processed meats contain preservatives called nitrites and nitrates, which are converted into powerful cancer-causing nitrosamines in our gut.
from The Paleo Diet Cookbook: More Than 150 Recipes for Paleo Breakfasts, Lunches, Dinners, Snacks, and Beverages by Nell Stephenson, Loren Cordain HMH Books, 2010
Hot dogs are emulsions formed by mixing lean muscle and fatty tissue with water and then cooking (Price and Schweigert, 1978; Girand, 1992).
from Handbook of Food Engineering Practice by Kenneth J. Valentas, Enrique Rotstein, R. Paul Singh CRC Press, 1997