so do jack in the box tacos allegedly
but there the #1 meat company in America …
The cheapest variety of Bar S hot dogs are labeled “meat franks”, so that’s almost certainly why they showed up as “meat bars” on the receipt. Next time I’m cashiering at work I’ll have to make a note of how they show up on our store’s software.
As an aside, those things may be awful, but they sell like hotcakes. During grilling season we can easily go through a dozen cases in a day.
When feeding yourself, the gourmet good stuff is just fine.
When you’re buying 30 (or 130) of them for the kids’ softball team, the neighborhood cookout, or the church social, cheap is the only thing that matters. Or so it seem most folks think.
Hell, on an oval track he’da lapped the GSD at least twice.
No.
There is a limit.
I tried Tofu Pups once. That was enough.
Remember the whole “pink slime” fiasco? That’s probably what those hot dogs are made from LOL.
Anyone else remember this commercial?
Absolutely. My friends and I used the term “parts is parts” for many years. 
Check the front of your house – they may have marked it somehow.
How does a square fish swim, anyway?
(We called them “three-by-fives” in the Navy.)
LOL I think he means strays that actually meow
i remember an elderly lady that used to help transients and homeless and such and she had a somewhat steady parade over the years… sometimes they just needed a shower and lunch … or sometimes shed refer them to or help them get signed up to social services
No one could figure out why a lot of them went to directly her… Turns out not only was she well known on homeless routes they drew a symbol on the back of her garage that was code for a nice and helpful person like those in the link
Quadrilaterally.
This Golden Retriever would not. But he does eat everything: The relevant action begins at 0:50
Years ago we were watching the group competition at Westminster and a tiny bit of bait must have been dropped because on the diagonal run every dog did a head jerk to the right at exactly the same spot. Not nearly as bad as the Golden – after the barest moment they’d be back to business but they were momentarily distracted by something invisible.
That was how men who rode the railroads back in the day knew where they could get a meal. My grandmother was one of the people who would do that, although she would never let them in the house.
Before you buy any processed meat product, I suggest that you look up “mechanically recovered meat” and watch a video or two.
Is there nothing science can’t do.
How It’s Made showed fish sticks. They start with a giant gray brick of ground cod that gets squeezed through a die into flat planks. Yummy!
Of course they did hot dogs too. Glurping happens.
Positively disgusting. The more interesting part is all the automated steps along the chain, tho. My dad used to say hot dogs were made of all the stuff they scraped off the slaughterhouse floor. He was not too far off the mark with the “clippings” they use. I suspecte chicken and turkey hot dogs included beaks, feet, and feathers.
When our GSD Kali was last on medication, I bought a package of 99 cent garbage hotdogs to use as medication aids. Kali refused to go near the cheap hotdogs, so I ended up eating them shudder.
My gf bought sliced cheddar and Kali was cool eating her pills in cheese. When the cheddar ran out, I bought a huge package of generic orange cheeze. Yep, Kali refused to touch the cheeze, so I ended up eating it.
I had a girlfriend who liked McDonald’s chicken nuggets. When she’d come upon a hard bit (probably a bone) she’d pick it out of her mouth and say, ‘Beak!’ or ‘I found a beak!’ 