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"Dee.Dee" > wrote:


>
> I showed him your pictures. But he will buy his kind, and I will buy my
> kind (more good kind for me) . I assume that they will have these Niman
> dogs at Whole Foods next week when I go there. Whole Foods in Fairfax, VA
> sells Niman meats. I am not a meat eater, but I do like and will eat some
> occasionally. I can taste those juicy hot dogs. I didn't know that Niman
> made them. Thanks!
>
> BTW, I have the book
> "The Niman Ranch Cookbook: From Farm to Table With America's Finest Meat"
> http://tinyurl.com/39frkf
>
> Such a nice book!
> Dee Dee

Hi Dee Dee-

I'm going to give my rant on Niman Ranch franks, but, please don't take
it as a personal attack. I just think I need to get the word out to
fellow weenie lovers. Niman Ranch "Fearless Franks" may be the paragon
of politically correct dogs but they are not a quality product in terms
of eating enjoyment. They are skinless (ugh!), mushy, and are flavored
like your average super market kiddie dog, and are priced 2 or 3x
higher. Just a friendly warning folks... They may have a following and
that's fine, but, if you like stuff like Nathan's out at Coney or
Johnsonville dogs with real casings, you'll be very disappointed.

D.M.

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