True and next month it will be carrots cause blindness! :stuck_out_tongue:

"GOOD"? my "elbow"!
Read the ingredients.
30 odd % chicken ( mechanically recovered)
30 odd % turkey ( mechanically recovered)
Less than 10% pork.
Mechanically recovered means the bits left over that can't be removed from the carcase by hand.
The grotty bits.
I wouldn't feed them to an animal!
Try ALDI hot dogs.
About 84% PORK !
No "gobbly" chicken grot.
No grotty turkey gobbles.

In short ( no sh*t)

have you ever watched how these are made ? my god you wouldn't touch another hot dog again.

Processed meat! :smirk:

these are surprisingly good , i paid a quid for two, this is a steal!

cancer alert :stuck_out_tongue: ill go and see if i can find some good deals on cigarettes see if the mod will allow me to post lol

excellent price tho - heat from me.

​Working night shifts over a period of 15 years also appears to increase the risk of colorectal cancer and you don't get the tabloids shouting for the ending of night shifts! I wonder why not?

Walk down the street and breathe carcinogens in that cause cancer...These people need to wake up and take there silly studies and flush them down the nearest toilet..
Now wheres my bacon sandwiches. :stuck_out_tongue:

More E's than the Happy Mondays.
What a dreadful load of crap. Please do not eat this stuff.

Ye Olde Oak are to hot dogs what Happy Shopper is to cola. :disappointed:

have you ever watched how these are made ? my god you wouldn't touch another hot dog again.

Just a note, the IARC is tasked with finding the potential of something being carcinogenic, it doesn't tell you the risk. The media are taking it way out of context imo, it doesn't change current dietary guidelines to limit meat consumption.

Coffee is a 2B carcinogen but sales at Starbucks haven't really fallen! Other things like aloe vera, grapefruit juice and simply being a painter or hairdresser/barber are all classed as carcinogenic. :smiley:

Mechanically recovered meat no thanks

lips and bums man, lips and bums...

danger meat!!!!!

Look and sound disgusting. You'd have to pay me a lot to eat these. Cold.

When your mum had little money these little babies were a god send, Perfect with some red sauce and bread with real butter :smiley:

This is Rubbish...

NO products can contain any more than 20% MR meat, plus these hot dogs have always had a good mix of chicken and other meats, they are not supposed to be pork!!!

Admittedly they are not the most healthiest product in the world but they won't do you no harm as well as being quite tasty. :smiley:

First world problems with the comments

Maybe the meat content moaners should start a sight 'hot health deals'.
This is a Hot Deal and it's in the UK.
Heat from me

Here you go...
Ingredients:
Hot Dogs: 82% Chicken (Mechanically Separated), Water, Potato Starch, Maize Starch, Salt, Beef Collagen, Smoke Flavour, Hydrolyzed Soya Protein, Stabiliser (E451(i)), Spices, Sugar, Thickener (Guar Gum), Antioxidant (E316), Preservative (E250), Brine: Water, Salt, Smoke Flavour

Source: http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=272877824

Sorry I should have put 20% pork meat, plus the ones posted by the op are different as they contain as follows

Hot Dog (50%): Pork (66%), Mechanically Separated Pork (19%)

Why would you let MS food put you off though, it's how they keep the costs down on products like these, if people wanted 100% Pork Sausages then you will pay the premium, but this thread is a HUKD for cheap arsed sausages and these do the job perfectly.

Try reading the ingredients before stating "facts"
If "No product can contain more than 20% mechanically recovered meat" how come Ye Olde Oak's own ingredient list for their "Standard hot dogs" says >>>Hotdogs: Chicken (Mechanically Recovered) (55%),

And if they are "not supposed to be pork", how come they were originally made from pork and beef?

I await your attempt to reply, which, I am certain, will be amusing..

Read my reply above, I omitted the pork statement by mistake, plus before I even looked at the ingredients list most cheap hotdogs always contain other meats as that's the reason they are very cheap.

You obviously don't like Ye Old Hotdogs so why bother calling people Chavy, what do you call "decent" food? in what way is this not decent?

It is not "decent" because not only is it made from cheaper meats than the original, it uses what the industry calls "slurry".
They don't even class it as meat.
You are what you eat?
The "hot dogs" I eat have 84% pork MEAT and 4% pork fat in.
Not slop.
I don't eat at the Ritz.
Or Caviar, Salmon, or other fancy food but I certainly don't " knowingly" eat sh*te!

Brilliant. All this over hot dogs. Buy it or don't, simple

So

You stick to your non "****" hot dogs :smiley:

And you keep on eating sh*t.:sunglasses:

And how many shops have them?

Been in the large stores near me NONE!

Dam you for posting this

Turkey twizzlers where full of poo but every kid loved them.
Who about black puddings , blood and fat but still good stuff to eat.
So who cares these dogs are really good , wouldn't recommend them as your staple diet but for snacking when you've got the munchies they're the dogs reclaimed nuts

lol love all the comments on this one the facts below from morrisons own product page for this actual product as thy are all different, wish some could get theres right they know who they are but unable to admit they just might be wrong :smile:

https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Ye-Olde-Oak-Original-Hot-Dogs--Buns/294025011?from=search&tags=|105651¶m=ye+olde+oak&parentContainer=SEARCHye+olde+oak_SHELFVIEW

Ingredients

Allergy Advice: For allergens see highlighted ingredients

Hot Dog (50%): Pork (66%), Mechanically Separated Pork (19%), Water, Salt, Dextrose, Acid (E330), Beef Collagen Casing, Smoke Flavouring, Stabiliser (E450), Emulsifier (E471), Spices, Flavour Enhancer (E621), Antioxidant (E300), Spice Extracts, Preservative (E250), Buns (50%)*: Wheat Flour, Water, Vegetable Oil (Rapeseed Oil, Palm Oil (Hydrogenated)), Yeast, Sugar, Vegetable Fat (Palm Fat, Glucose Syrup, Caseinates (Milk), Anti-Caking Agent (E551), Wheat Gluten, Iodised Salt, Flour Improver (E200, E300), Preservative (E282), Emulsifier (E471, E472e, Palm, E170), Acidity Regulator (E262), Barley Malt Flour, Field Bean Flour, Dextrose
Dietary Information

Contains Barley, Contains Milk, May Contain Sesame, Contains Wheat
Nutritional Data

Typical Values Per 100g (=1 Portion)
Energy 279kcal
Fat 15.4g
of which saturates 5.5g
Carbohydrate 23.8g
of which sugars 1.6g
Protein 10.7g
Salt 1.50g

there are the 'facts' :man:

Dunno who that is but I'd be surprised if they bothered to read what you put their. :confused:

The link isnt working for me so try this.
Hot Dogs

They are tinned and very different from these.

Hot Dog (50%): Pork (66%), Mechanically Separated Pork (19%), Water, Salt, Dextrose, Acid (E330), Beef Collagen Casing, Smoke Flavouring, Stabiliser (E450), Emulsifier (E471), Spices, Flavour Enhancer (E621), Antioxidant (E300), Spice Extracts, Preservative (E250), Buns (50%)*: Wheat Flour, Water, Vegetable Oil (Rapeseed Oil, Palm Oil (Hydrogenated)), Yeast, Sugar, Vegetable Fat (Palm Fat, Glucose Syrup, Caseinates (Milk), Anti-Caking Agent (E551), Wheat Gluten, Iodised Salt, Flour Improver (E200, E300), Preservative (E282), Emulsifier (E471, E472e, Palm, E170), Acidity Regulator (E262), Barley Malt Flour, Field Bean Flour, Dextrose

bought in store today - thanks op :smiley: