nutritious junk

most of you may not be kosher or even be Jewish for that matter (heck i am aJew and i looooove myself a nice slice of ham!), but nonetheless, i do like choosing kosher meats. their taste arent that different, but i like that they practice "mercy" killling. Confused? basically, for meat to be kosher, the animal is cut in a certain point on its neck so it doesn't feel anypain. Now i am not vegetarian (id love to be, but i like chicken too much, sorry), but i feel for animals and anything that makes it better for the animal makes me feel better about eating it too. Sorry, i am going off topic. anyway, these dogs are pretty impressive nutrtionally: 1.5 grams of fat, 45 caloires, and kosher, of course. What i love about these is their size! they aren these tiny weenies, they are nice and long, maybe even longer than some buns. they taste meaty and juciy, and they are fantastic with grainy djion mustard. Bottom line, this dog is good all around and its so low in calories, especially when other dogs a filled with processed fat and can rack up to over 200 calories each! This dog even made Men's Health 125 best foods (http://health.msn.com/dietfitness/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100137314). I like it chopped up and mixed with some baked beans, or between a toasted Wonder Light bun (only 80 calories, and 5 grams of fiber per bun!) for a great 120 calorie mini meal or snack. Plus, youll make jewish grandmothers everywhere proud.