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Pop-Up 2 Hot Dog and Bun Toaster
$49.99
Great tasting hot dogs: Toasts up to 2 delicious, regular-size or extra-plump hot dogs and two buns at the same time
- Cord length : 34 Inches
- ADJUSTABLE SETTINGS: Adjustable toasting timer and stop toasting button allows you to toast your hot dogs to your preferred doneness
- HOT DOG CAGE & TONGS: Keep hands safe when removing hot dogs by using the included hot dog cage and mini tongs
- DRIP TRAY: Slide out the drip tray when done toasting for easy cleaning
- CORD WRAP: Wrap the appliance cord underneath the base of the unit for tidy storage
- WORKS WITH OTHER DOGS: Also works with pre-cooked chicken dogs, turkey dogs, veggie dogs, sausages and brats.
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Honey🍯 –
I happened upon a video of this product posted by reviewer “James”.On watching it, I felt an urgent need to own a hot dog toaster, a need of which I had been previously unaware.The toaster is a candy apple red color that goes well in my kitchen. This is a good thing, because the toaster will be a permanent resident on my countertop.I tweaked the directions for toasting my hot dogs much as reviewer “James” suggested.I use generic buns from our local market and Ball Park Angus franks.If you flatten the buns a bit first, they will brown a little more, instead of just on the very edges.Put the dogs and buns in the toaster on the “5” setting, and press the lever. (You have to push the buns down manually.)When the dogs pop up, I flip them over, then turn the buns to face outward. Then I put the toaster on the “1” or “2” setting. and press the lever again.Keep an eye on the toaster, and when the dogs look about right to your taste, press the stop button. Voila.We like our hot dogs “blackened” in spots, hot and juicy.This technique delivers on that, whereas just popping them in, even on the highest setting, will only get them warm.Toasting them a bit longer also makes the dogs taste like you roasted them over a campfire.There will be time spent cleaning.If you pull out the crumb tray and clean it each time, it will add up to a lot less work in the long run.Tidy up the top of the toaster each time as well, and your gadget will keep its “come hither” good looks longer.
Todd B. –
LOVE IT!!!! I bought this for home so my 7 year old could make a quick snack before bed…he loves hot dogs…. I love the smell of cooking hot dogs and buns without the mess! I used it once in a while,but not often because hot dogs are not on my mind at home…one day I was searching for the perfect christmas gift for a woman with 5 kids…. I thought about this and thought it would be perfect!!!! so I ordered this one day,and forgot and ordered another the next day…well 2 showed up at home, I gave one away as a present/who loves it also/ and I took the other to work.. work at a car dealership and have a small fridge on my tool box…and was getting tired of cold turkey,bolonga sandwhich’s and was really tired of spending $8-$10 a day for lunch for fast food! so I take this to work, spend $5 for hot dogs and $2 for buns and $3 for a case of water..and for$10 a week I am a happy camper!!! I usually place 2 dogs in at full heat,let them pop up,then place 2 buns in-quickly so they don’t burn and stick- then send the dogs and buns down for another ride! Fills the shop up with wonderful toast and hot dog smell…..like when you leave the lumber depot store…. and everyone comes around in curiosity to see this wonderful machine in action! and somedays I can get my money back in donations when I make dogs for the buddies at work 🙂 and of course you’ll soon get tires of eating nice warm yummy hot dogs on a winters day…but think of this as I did…… this machine fits……. BRATS!!!!! woohooo!!! beef brats,smokey brats,cheesy brats,chili cheese brats, ect…. a little mustard a little chopped onions and boy are we living now! what a time to be alive! since the water last 3 weeks,I can still spend $10-12 a week for lunch without leaving work, and have a coney island at my finger tips! so a savings of $30 a week time 4 weeks is $120 savings a month…it all adds up..then when spring arrives I’ll swap back and forth between cold sandwich and this wonderful machine! best invention since the microwave!
James –
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This hot dog toaster is worth every penny. Like the other reviewers said, when you get it, put it on 5 and run it through one cycle without any dogs or buns in it to burn it out, then it will be ready for use. I think it helps to flatten the buns out a bit so they rest against the heating surface. Also, I like to run it through a cycle with the dogs and buns, then turn the buns over and run it through again. Helps toast the buns evenly and gets the dogs a bit warmer. The dogs are much tastier when toasted than microwaved or boiled. Cleanup is pretty easy, although it can be a bit of a challenge to wipe down the surface that toasts the buns. I know this thing looks gimmicky, but it really is worth it if you enjoy a good hot dog!
James –
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This hot dog toaster is worth every penny. Like the other reviewers said, when you get it, put it on 5 and run it through one cycle without any dogs or buns in it to burn it out, then it will be ready for use. I think it helps to flatten the buns out a bit so they rest against the heating surface. Also, I like to run it through a cycle with the dogs and buns, then turn the buns over and run it through again. Helps toast the buns evenly and gets the dogs a bit warmer. The dogs are much tastier when toasted than microwaved or boiled. Cleanup is pretty easy, although it can be a bit of a challenge to wipe down the surface that toasts the buns. I know this thing looks gimmicky, but it really is worth it if you enjoy a good hot dog!
Todd B. –
LOVE IT!!!! I bought this for home so my 7 year old could make a quick snack before bed…he loves hot dogs…. I love the smell of cooking hot dogs and buns without the mess! I used it once in a while,but not often because hot dogs are not on my mind at home…one day I was searching for the perfect christmas gift for a woman with 5 kids…. I thought about this and thought it would be perfect!!!! so I ordered this one day,and forgot and ordered another the next day…well 2 showed up at home, I gave one away as a present/who loves it also/ and I took the other to work.. work at a car dealership and have a small fridge on my tool box…and was getting tired of cold turkey,bolonga sandwhich’s and was really tired of spending $8-$10 a day for lunch for fast food! so I take this to work, spend $5 for hot dogs and $2 for buns and $3 for a case of water..and for$10 a week I am a happy camper!!! I usually place 2 dogs in at full heat,let them pop up,then place 2 buns in-quickly so they don’t burn and stick- then send the dogs and buns down for another ride! Fills the shop up with wonderful toast and hot dog smell…..like when you leave the lumber depot store…. and everyone comes around in curiosity to see this wonderful machine in action! and somedays I can get my money back in donations when I make dogs for the buddies at work 🙂 and of course you’ll soon get tires of eating nice warm yummy hot dogs on a winters day…but think of this as I did…… this machine fits……. BRATS!!!!! woohooo!!! beef brats,smokey brats,cheesy brats,chili cheese brats, ect…. a little mustard a little chopped onions and boy are we living now! what a time to be alive! since the water last 3 weeks,I can still spend $10-12 a week for lunch without leaving work, and have a coney island at my finger tips! so a savings of $30 a week time 4 weeks is $120 savings a month…it all adds up..then when spring arrives I’ll swap back and forth between cold sandwich and this wonderful machine! best invention since the microwave!
Sabrina –
It’s cool as a novelty gift (my dad loved it as soon as he opened it) but it has too many design problems. Mainly, it’s nearly impossible to clean. Plus, it doesn’t cook the hot dogs properly. Most of the time, it overcooks the outside while the inside remains cold. The only way we’ve gotten around this is to cook the hot dogs twice on the lowest setting. Not great.I got this for my dad in December, and since then, he’s only used it a handful of times.
Jezebel L –
It usually takes 3 times before the hot dogs are done, you have to keep turning them and put them in the opposite way to make sure they get done evenly. And the buns….. I have had burnt smashed buns come and the burnt bread stays stuck to the metal and is not fun to scrap off. I now just warm the buns up in the microwave, so not worth all the worth for a toasted bun. 🙁 I think it could be an awesome product, I just ended up with a clunker! 🙁
Honey🍯 –
I happened upon a video of this product posted by reviewer “James”.On watching it, I felt an urgent need to own a hot dog toaster, a need of which I had been previously unaware.The toaster is a candy apple red color that goes well in my kitchen. This is a good thing, because the toaster will be a permanent resident on my countertop.I tweaked the directions for toasting my hot dogs much as reviewer “James” suggested.I use generic buns from our local market and Ball Park Angus franks.If you flatten the buns a bit first, they will brown a little more, instead of just on the very edges.Put the dogs and buns in the toaster on the “5” setting, and press the lever. (You have to push the buns down manually.)When the dogs pop up, I flip them over, then turn the buns to face outward. Then I put the toaster on the “1” or “2” setting. and press the lever again.Keep an eye on the toaster, and when the dogs look about right to your taste, press the stop button. Voila.We like our hot dogs “blackened” in spots, hot and juicy.This technique delivers on that, whereas just popping them in, even on the highest setting, will only get them warm.Toasting them a bit longer also makes the dogs taste like you roasted them over a campfire.There will be time spent cleaning.If you pull out the crumb tray and clean it each time, it will add up to a lot less work in the long run.Tidy up the top of the toaster each time as well, and your gadget will keep its “come hither” good looks longer.
Sabrina –
It’s cool as a novelty gift (my dad loved it as soon as he opened it) but it has too many design problems. Mainly, it’s nearly impossible to clean. Plus, it doesn’t cook the hot dogs properly. Most of the time, it overcooks the outside while the inside remains cold. The only way we’ve gotten around this is to cook the hot dogs twice on the lowest setting. Not great.I got this for my dad in December, and since then, he’s only used it a handful of times.
Jezebel L –
It usually takes 3 times before the hot dogs are done, you have to keep turning them and put them in the opposite way to make sure they get done evenly. And the buns….. I have had burnt smashed buns come and the burnt bread stays stuck to the metal and is not fun to scrap off. I now just warm the buns up in the microwave, so not worth all the worth for a toasted bun. 🙁 I think it could be an awesome product, I just ended up with a clunker! 🙁