Sweet Meadow Farms Turkey Franks Review

I have had turkey hot dogs and to be honest they taste just like the chicken ones....BLAND & SALTY!!

The company name does not ring a bell. The grocery close my house is a very small IGA. I have to go about a half hour to a bigger store to find lots of items. I keep a list though and look when I go.

Good to know. I am not a huge hot dog fan either, and I hate the salty ones as well.

I have tried turkey hotdogs and they just don't taste right and you are right, the sodium is crazy. Turkey sausage is great but they can't seem to make a decent tasting turkey hotdog!

About 4wks - longer or shorter depending on taste and the exact ingredients.

I've made my own hotdogs for many years because of the "Mystery Meat". I first learned how to do it in college, and it's amazing what might be dumped into the mix - potted meat is better for you. Many companies add the extra fat to make the product "sweeter" and others dump in the salt. Like you said - the normal hotdog already has more salt in the preservatives than anyone would ever need, so I can only assume that the Meadow Farms food scientist missed a chemistry lecture or two. And where are their "taste panels"? Since hotdogs are my hubby's favorite food group, I had to do some adjusting, and have lowered fat, increased meat (turkey, venison, chicken) and kept the nitrates in a very low zone. It can be done, and hubby doesn't really notice the difference.

I'm not a big salt eater to start with, so I know I'd hate these. Tks for the warning.

It's like how soda companies feel like they have to make diet soda ULTRA sweet to make up for no real sugar in it. Yeck. I once had veggie hotdogs and almost keeled over. Those things were dreadful. Salty, weird, and just....not good. I don't eat hotdogs either but have yet to find a suitable substitute.So I eat grilled chicken breast and let the others chow down on the fat and chemicals. lol..

Thanks for the heads up. I eat turkey dogs but have never had this brand. Jo