Remember when Jordan played baseball for the White Sox? Remember when he came back to basketball and killed it AGAIN? Jordan was the damn man when I was growing up. I can't stand professional basketball, but when MJ played, it was something to be seen. Much like Gretzky and hockey. If you were never a fan you could at least try and sit through a few shifts of an Edmonton or L.A. game hoping to see The Great One add on to his already incredible statistical career.
Why am I bringing these sports references into play? Because MJ had a string of commercials where he promoted Ball Park hotdogs.
Ball Parks were always advertised as being bigger and better than the competitors. When I was a kid, their hotdogs tasted like all the others and as I grew older, it didn't matter what mom had gotten at the store, as long as I could put ketchup, steak sauce, or salsa on it (not at the same time, but I had some odd condiment preferences as a kid).
These black angus ones caught my attention, because I usually associate black angus meat with steaks or burgers. So why not give them a shot?
Totally worth it! I actually think I prefer these to the Hebrew National ones I reviewed yesterday. A bit thicker, more in the pack for less money, AND a little less calories per dog. Win-win to me. Sadly, they are not Kosher, but for those with no religious obligations when eating meat, these are well worth it! These actually had a bit more beef flavor to them and not so heavy on the pork like other hotdogs I have had, which is a nice change up when you serve up hotdogs. If you buy a pack of these, I can bet you won't regret it.
Taste 5/5
Value 4/5
Endorsed By Michael Jordan In The 90's Factor (No number scale can handle it!)
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