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Hot Dog Rolls
Wed, 11/16/05 10:43 AM
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Just curious what brand name do vendors use for their rolls. Do you buy different lenghts of rolls depending on the size of the dog?
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tmiles
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Wed, 11/16/05 1:47 PM
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HotDog Annies (Leicestr Mass) uses Sunbeam as a large sign proudly states. Another guy that I go to has used both Wonder and Nissen. My local grocery store carries footlong Nissen seasonally to go with the footlong Essem franks that they sell by the pound. All are New England style, split top, and are made, so I am told in the same bakery.
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djtomatoe
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Mon, 11/21/05 6:33 PM
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here in portland oregon i plan on using a "stadium roll''
not a traditional dog bun, but a bit more hardy and they are about 7 in. long and scored on the top.
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Red Sox Nation
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Mon, 11/21/05 9:27 PM
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quote:Originally posted by djtomatoe
here in portland oregon i plan on using a "stadium roll''
not a traditional dog bun, but a bit more hardy and they are about 7 in. long and scored on the top.
Who makes them and what would be your roll cost?
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djtomatoe
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Tue, 11/22/05 4:42 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Red Sox Nation quote:Originally posted by djtomatoe
here in portland oregon i plan on using a "stadium roll''
not a traditional dog bun, but a bit more hardy and they are about 7 in. long and scored on the top.
Who makes them and what would be your roll cost? they are made by franz bakery, and the cost is about .10ea
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doggone
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Tue, 12/6/05 7:12 PM
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I operate a cart in downtown saint petersburg,Fl. Every cart here uses
buns from the local bakery thrift store.All bread here seems to be stale from any grocery store or thrift store no matter the date.I have been using Martin's brand potato rolls.They truck these all the way down from Penn. and stay fresh forever.They are pricey but I have no waste and charge more for my dogs.
p.s. to find me look for the long lines at noontime
Larry
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phatphil
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Tue, 12/6/05 7:39 PM
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the best are mary ann / s rosens or vienna poppyseed steamed buns, but if your outside chi town they are rough to get without buying the meat too airfreighted
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Jaqueline485
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RE: Hot Dog Rolls
Thu, 12/15/05 4:16 AM
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quote:Originally posted by Red Sox Nation
quote:Originally posted by djtomatoehere in portland oregon i plan on using a "stadium roll''not a t :(! You should definatly be given smoething for that. :X
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