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Justin Chapple, of Food & Wine’s Mad Genius Tips, shows TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones how to make crispy, spiral-cut hot dogs for your Fourth of July barbecue. The food expert ...

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All you need to do is cut a few pool noodles with a safety blade so it becomes a springy spiral. In the video, he creates a simple tool out of moldable thermoplastic to cut the noodle, but you can ...

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