sizz
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Hot-dog buns
Wed, 10/24/07 6:50 PM
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Hot-dog buns like this ...............anyone know where I can get them here on the west coast? 
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Wed, 10/24/07 7:09 PM
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sizz
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Wed, 10/24/07 7:44 PM
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thanks Michael.............. that's the best cost for shipping I've seen. I was hoping I'd find them here in Northern California .fresh..........
Your Order
Item Name SubTotal
4 Wonder Hot Dog Buns, Sliced 18 oz. (New England Style) 18.00
Subtotal: 18.00
Shipping: 5.75
Tax: 0.00
Total: 23.75
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seafarer john
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Wed, 10/24/07 7:58 PM
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Sizz: I'll check with my local USPO tomorrow, but I aught to be able to beat that price...
Cheers, John
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easydoesit
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Thu, 10/25/07 4:40 AM
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How about taking a larger bun, brat style maybe, and slicing a little off the top and the bottom, then a bit off the left side so it can stand up? Then one slice down the middle to open it up.
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UncleVic
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Thu, 10/25/07 8:12 AM
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mland520
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Thu, 10/25/07 9:16 AM
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Fabulous- I have been looking for these style buns for some time now. It's great to have a source- cause here in Dallas they have no clue when asking for hot dog buns with a split top! Now to get my lobster salad done and maybe some terrific hot dogs with sauce too! Thanks!
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JohnN
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Tue, 11/6/07 6:28 PM
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try a loaf of fresh unsliced white bread, have the bakery slice it 2" thick, then split the top yourself. Most of the places I've seen them in bulk like at amusement parks and drive in's in PA are just that. They were not baked individually or slammed together, it's a special slicing of a long loaf about 24" long. Maybe that's why I've never cared for them, noone butters and grills them b4 serving.
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Buddy Dek
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Wed, 11/7/07 7:17 PM
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The real test is when the liquid sauces are added. The true new england style roll will hold a handfull of pilings;that similar looking slice of bread will not and will absorb everything and quickly.Could get soggy!
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sk bob
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Wed, 11/7/07 8:25 PM
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I can't find those rolls in Daytona, but I like the idea from easydoesit about cutting the sides off.
toast the rolls on each side and you don't have to worry about the sauces killing them.
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roossy90
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RE: Hot-dog buns
Fri, 11/9/07 7:52 PM
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quote:Originally posted by sizz
thanks Michael.............. that's the best cost for shipping I've seen. I was hoping I'd find them here in Northern California .fresh..........
Your Order
Item Name SubTotal
4 Wonder Hot Dog Buns, Sliced 18 oz. (New England Style) 18.00
Subtotal: 18.00
Shipping: 5.75
Tax: 0.00
Total: 23.75
Thats a GREAT price for shipping..... Just might order me some also.... My friends get lazy and take their time to send me stuff.
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