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    Best Hot Dogs on the Egg?

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      Serve the Curve, Koegel's here in Michigan they are made in the heart of where Coney Dogs come from... Mustard and Onion Baby.

       

      Charlotte, Michigan XL BGE
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      I'm addicted to any kind of hot dogs done on the BGE. I usually always have to cook up a few in addition to whatever I'm cooking. Great eats!!
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      If you live in NC can't beat the Bright Leaf hotdogs from Carolina Packers- they are in Smithfield and always stopped to pick up a bunch on the way to/from the coast
      Greensboro, NC
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      I like Georgia Reds, Red Hots. Made with chicken and pork with a little kick to them.  Not sure were you can buy them. I get them from my Commissary(Military grocery store).
      XL BGE - Indianapolis, IN
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      Gwaltney Great Dogs! For $4 you can get a year supply. 
      :))
      Sarasota, FL via Boynton Beach, FL, via Sarasota, FL, via Charleston, SC, via The Outer Banks, via God's Country (East TN on Ft. Loudon Lake)
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      @Wolfpack‌ totally agree on the Bright Leaf hotdogs!
      Durham, NC
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      Publix has started carrying Hoffman's they are killer. Both natural casing & skinless.
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      hapster's photo has the Jimmy Johns with a Dietz&Watson brand on the box.  If they make them for JJ, they may be similar to the New York Brand franks I buy from D&W which are great. 
      LBGE/Maryland
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      Not hot dogs, but the Earl Campbell Hot links are amazing.  A couple things I really miss about Texas are Slovaceks (Snook, TX, but available at many Sams Clubs) and Meijers sausages (HEB and others grocert stores) all kinds...
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      XL 6/06, Mini 6/12, L 10/12, Mini #2 12/14 MiniMax 3/16 Large #2 11/20 Legacy from my FIL - RIP PitBoss Navigator 850G 11/25
      Tampa Bay, FL
      EIB 6 Oct 95
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      edited July 2014
      The local dog here in Ra-cha-cha is Zweigles. They come in red and white (red hots and white hots to the locals). I like them way better than Nathans or any other national brand.

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      XLBGE, Small BGE, Homebrew and Guitars
      Rochester, NY
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      @Wolfpack. I found and bought some Bright Leaf Hotdogs...
      @tarheelmatt. I found and bought some Jesse Jones Hotdogs..
      So I will be doing a side by side shortly..Thanks both of you for the heads up, and oh yes I got them at the Walmart on East Cone GSO.
      :-c
      Greensboro North Carolina
      When in doubt Accelerate....
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      Essex County said:
      I agree about the Pearl dogs. You may have heard some eggers talk about Fred's Franks in Wakefield, MA. He has an outdoor location with an XL egg. The dogs are all Pearls. The linguica, kielbasa, chorizo, etc. ain't bad either.
      Paul
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