Most weekend, I usually prepare a proper breakfast for my family and aside from mushrooms, sausages, eggs, bacon, we also love frankfurter or hotdog. When it comes to frankfurter, we only have one brand that we trust and its herta frankfurters classic. It's been our number one choice when it comes to taste and quality. We used to try other brand but the taste is very different, the kids can easily recognize it. HISTORY Herta got their brilliant name from a German town of Herten, where Ludwig Schweisforth opened his first butchers shop in 1902. His local shop flourished and grew into a factory. In 1947 Herta was born and had spread across Europe by ...  Read the complete review

Herta Frankfurters is such a brilliant name non? Based on the classic German frankfurter this product is available in Asda atm for a pack of 10 at only 1.00. I found myself looking for something new to add to my pasta and the result was this. On first glance they're not exactly the healthiest product around with each frankfurter containing 98 calories and of course the ingredients are also questionable. 74% of the frankfurter is actually pork whilst the rest seems to be made up of water and pork fat. Ignoring those facts aside I think this is a very conveniant and also extremely tasty product. They're available in packs of 4 or 10 and there is also ...  Read the complete review

Packaging In a shrink wrap plastic packing they look fine if a tad insubstantial, with the red Herta logo and a photo of a couple of frankfurters they look fine, be careful there are no breaks in the packaging though as this means that brine will leak out and this can be a pain to get out of clothes. Cost: The Frankfurters are available in all major supermarkets a 10 pack of classic frankfurters currently costs £1.79 in Tesco and Asda although both do have special offers where you can get 2 for 1 or sometimes get them for around £1.20, we tend to stock up when this is the case and freeze a few packs for when we need ...  Read the complete review

From time to time I buy Herta Frankfurters in Sainsbury's. They are available in two sizes: a pack of 10 which weights 350 g for 1.79 pounds (now on offer in Sainsbury's two packs for 3 pounds) and there is a pack of 4 which weights 140 g for 1.09 pounds. They are wrapped in a strong foil which on the front side is coloured and presents the frankfurters while on the back side it is transparent and there are white coloured rectangular on it with the nutrition information and ingredients. How Herta suggests preparing it? ------------------------------------------ Oven cook - From Chilled/Ambient: Baking on a parchment lined baking sheet in ...  Read the complete review

These ready cooked hot dog sausages have easily become one of my favourite snacks. Unlike tinned hot dogs that tend to be drowned in brine, these are packaged as a layer of up to ten in an airtight envelope. This gives them a nicer consistency than the tinned variety. They are also a little longer and fit much better in a decent sized finger roll. These can be cooked with little hassle in a saucepan or microwave, they taste pretty good and don't develop the gritty texture some cheaper hot dogs do. Even better, these can be eaten cold, straight out of the packet. They are even more delicious cold and I can clear a packet with ease. My only real ...  Read the complete review