Kitchen

[happygolfcartrider]

Is this not an upstate New York delicacy? I was born and raised in the South and have never heard of these around here.

[Lori Kaye]

I'm from Upstate NY now living in the south and never heard of these.

[OkeyDokey]

I've only had them once. My FIL cooked them in a smoker for a party. I am unsure of the brand he used.

[Mama Deb]

In Mississippi we have the Bryan brand. They are smaller red wieners and we love them. They are not the spicy kind.

[NYC Susan]

On 1/21/2015 golfcartrider said:

Is this not an upstate New York delicacy? I was born and raised in the South and have never heard of these around here.

I really don't think they're an upstate NY thing.

[shoesnbags]

Another born & raised southerner and I've never heard of these.

ETA But I don't eat hot dogs, lol.

[OkeyDokey]

On 1/21/2015 Mama Deb said: In Mississippi we have the Bryan brand. They are smaller red wieners and we love them. They are not the spicy kind.

Mama Deb, Bryan only makes regular hot dogs. These red hot sausages aren't anything like regular hot dogs in taste. They are more like a spicy smoked sausage. They are a bit odd. Not bad odd...just odd. Not quite like anything I had ever tasted before.

[LonestarBabs]

Doc's Hot Links from Gilmer TX

[birkin baby]

Southern and never had one. In fact,I thought these were a northern thing.

[chickenbone]

My sister lives in upstate NY. I think they are called white hots.