A Bar S Classic Jumbo Frank, left, a Hempler’s private label beef hot dog from Bob’s Quality Meats, a Fletcher’s Seattle Mariners Beef Frank, a Hebrew National Bun Length Beef Frank, and a Rain Shadow Meats housemade pork, ham and beef-fat hot dog. (Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times)
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The great hot-dog taste test: Which wiener is the very best? L – R Bar S Classic Jumbo Frank, made with pretty much everything Bob’s Quality Meats beef hot dog, made by Hempler’s Fletcher’s Seattle Mariners Beef Frank Hebrew National Bun Length Beef Frank Rain Shadow Meats house-made pork, ham and beef-fat hot dog 220745

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