Hot Dogs in a jar? Yah or Nay?

[HipChick]

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[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. Umm, for what purpose? NT

[HipChick]

4. Treason Day...aka as July 4th..

Post is from a UK poster, talking about American import foods in a British supermarket

[hlthe2b]

2. Otherwise renamed as highly processed, sugar-filled JUNK aisle

[Iggo]

3. I prefer a bun. (n/t)

[Jacoby365]

5. I've never seen hot dogs in a jar,

but maybe it's a new thing. I see a lot of junk food in those pics. Unfortunately, American stores are packed full of unhealthy junk foods.

[HipChick]

6. It's a British store..supposedly selling what they think Americans eat..

[Wounded Bear]

7. So this is to American food in Britain...

as Taco Bell is to Mexican food in America? Or maybe more accurately, what Olive Garden is to Italian food?

[HipChick]

9. It's those special "Imported' food isles..

[csziggy]

8. Aren't Vienna sausage just short hot dogs in a can?

[A HERETIC I AM]

10. Holy crap! Bottle of A1 for 3 pound sixty?

Damn......

And I haven't seen Jiffy Pop in a store for ages.

And sure, hotdogs in a jar as long as they're headed for the bin.

[Harker]

11. I would not want them in a jar.

I would not want them in my car.

I would not want them short or tall.

I would not them anywhere at all.

[Hotler]

12. The germans have hot dogs/franks in a jar.

https://www.meica.de/

They're not bad. An Army friend gets them for me at the commissary. I've never looked for any
American franks in the grocery

[bluecollar2]

14. As hotdogs in a jar go

The German ones are ok.

[Major Nikon]

13. I seem to remember hotdogs in a jar

Back in the 70’s or so. More like Vienna sausages and just as foul.

Kinda reminds me of seeing bourbon in European markets. Jim Beam was the only brand recognizable. Rot gut hootch, all of it.

[In_The_Wind]

15. I wouldn't eat one.