You've likely been soaking up the sun by the beach, lake or pool as summer begins. And these lazy days are often accompanied by the smoky aroma of hot dogs on the grill. On days like this we don’t ...

Hot dogs offer protein but contain nitrates and nitrites. Hot dogs have fewer calories than hamburgers, but hamburgers lack harmful nitrates. Occasional hot dog consumption is acceptable, but a ...

(NEXSTAR) – While America takes advantage of a slew of National Hot Dog Day deals Wednesday, some people may wonder just how unhealthy it is to gobble down a dog at cookouts, sporting events or as ...

It feels like there’s a national month for just about everything, and July happens to be dedicated to the hot dog. While they’re a summer cookout staple, it’s best to enjoy them in moderation.

They’re the stars of summer cookouts, but when it comes to your health, which is the bigger nutritional offender: the hamburger or the hot dog? They share many similarities; both are processed, ...