Ye Olde OakStandard Hot Dogs, 400g

Good product

look its a hot dog...its not a premium hot dog..its just a run of the mill hot dog..and no i don't want to know what's in it or how its made...but if you throw them in a saucepan and heat them up with a few onions, then lay them in a hotdog roll with some ketchup/mustard you can close your eyes and bring back memories of..that fair ground/football match/street market when you last ate one on a cold day...kids love um too

Easy to order and get delivered

I always used to buy these but found supermarket no longer sold them therefore found I had to buy another brand. Realised I bought incorrect ones on Thursday, needed some for Friday which is why I ordered these. Found pleasant but no flavour, I hadn’t realised this in the past. Must be as ones I tend to buy now have flavour. Decent enough to buy as alternative if need to, at £1.99 are more expensive than jar of 8 I buy (which are longer).

Good in hotdog buns with fried onion and tomato ketchup

Pretty much the cheapest canned hotdogs around. But they come in a brine that spoils them.So empty the can, rinse them, then cook them on the hob slowly in hot fresh water for 5 to 10 mins.To finish you can flash fry them in a hot frying pan with some onions and serve.Do that and they go from mystery meat dogs to actually not half bad.Storage life is really long so perfect for emergency snacks.Great value if you spend a bit of effort to cook them well. No good for the microwave, really best simmered then flash fried.

The price is good for the size of the sausages but the flavor is absolutely non-existent, because of this they are the worst canned sausages I have ever eaten.

Not bad to keep in your cupboard for a Rainey day