Kingsfood Hot Dog Sausages In Brine Reviews

Kingsfood Hot Dog Sausages In Brine Meat / Fish

Product Type: Kingsfood Meat / Fish

Newest Review: ... hot dogs in the tin, which is a standard sized tin, much like you would find a tin of baked beans or tinned tomatoes. The hot ... more

 ... dogs are in a watery yellow brine, and it smells a bit rank, to be honest. You pop the hot dogs into a saucepan, add a little water and serve once they're hot. It's best not to boil them as they'll just fall apart. They taste okay. I mean, there's a limit to the difference in taste between one brand of hot dogs and another, I have found. These taste quite nice, quite a fabricated taste to them, but not unpleasant, and they're nice in sandwiches. The skin tears easily and the blended meat inside is together and pretty...more

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Kingsfood Hot Dog Sausages In Brine: What do they mean by 'recovered'? Just as well they taste ni ... (543 words)
by - written on 04/02/10 (Very useful, 263 readings)
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The trick with products like this is to not look at the ingredients list. Anytime you spot a tin of hot dogs in brine at well under half the price of any other similar product (without it being on offer) you know it's the quality and the content that causes the lesser price. These Kingsfood hot dogs are one of the products that Tesco have been stocking for a while now, along a similar pricing structure to their Oak Lane brand food that is much cheaper than the other competitors. These hot dogs come in an appealing tin, truth be told, with a deep and inviting purple accompanied by yellow lettering. You gotta love marketing! There are 8 of the hot ...  Read the complete review

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I have no intention of learning how these hot dogs are made! ... (469 words)
by - written on 08/10/09 (Very useful, 136 readings)
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Of an evening I really do get peckish. I can't usually be bothered with cooking for one and tend to whip up something snacky and the other day whilst in Sainsbury's I spotted these priced at 45p a can and had to try them! I love hotdog sausages shoved in some bread and covered in tomato sauce and squeezy mustard so had them ear marked for my late night feast! The Packaging: 400g can with a dark brownish red label around it. On the front and the back there is a picture of the 8 hot dogs cooked looking and I'm told it yellow writing they are Kingsfood 8 Hot Dogs In Brine. Other information on the can tells me how to cook them (in a saucepan with the ...  Read the complete review

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