H ot dogs may get most of the nutritional blame, but the bun you choose can be just as problematic. Many commercial hot dog buns are made with ultra-processed ingredients, refined ...

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According to the USDA, a whole-wheat hot dog bun contains 130 calories and 3 g of dietary fiber, and a whole-wheat hamburger bun contains 170 calories and 4 g of dietary fiber. 3.

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Here in New England, the split-top hot dog bun reigns supreme. You might recognize it as the iconic breading used for lobster rolls. Almost everywhere else in the U.S., people pair hot dogs with ...

If you can trade up to a whole wheat bun, that will add some fiber,” Valente said. ... Ball Park is one of America’s top hot dog brands, but its Lean Beef Franks are its healthiest option.

Like the hamburger buns, Udi's hot dog buns are what I'm used to buying. I didn't toast them this time like I do with hamburger buns and sandwich bread, though. But maybe I should have.

There’s a whole world of condiments, toppings and buns out there (literally — there are dozens of regional hot dog variations), and we’re giving you the recipes you need to explore it.