Well, it's National Hot Dog Day on July 17, so maybe you should. Hot dogs are "high culture, they're low culture, they're sports food and they're hangover food," writes Jamie Loftus in her book ...

Celebrate National Hot Dog Day 2025 (July 16) with free (and cheap) hot dogs. We’ve assembled all the hot dog specials in this post. Make sure you don’t miss any of these fun holidays. Check ...

Dog Haus is offering customers part of its reward membership a free hot dog on July 16, and the deals continue throughout the rest of the month. Customers can also cash in on a buy one, get one hot ...

Hot dogs have transformed over the years from being topped with basic condiments to becoming a whole meal in a bun. With National Hot Dog Day happening on July 17, we looked around for unique dogs ...

National Hot Dog Day deals 7-Eleven: Through July 22, members of the 7Rewards and Speedy Rewards loyalty programs can get Big Bite hot dogs for $2.

The time between Memorial Day and Labor Day is considered “hot dog season," according to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council. Consumers buy about 38% of the year's hot dogs during that time, ...

Today is National Hot Dog Day in 2020 – so go grab a dog (or two or three) and enjoy the classic taste of summer.

Nathan’s Famous continues its National Hot Dog Day tradition by offering hot dogs for 5 cents — the same price tag as in 1916 — with qualifying purchases on July 20.

7-Eleven: Get a quarter pound hot dog (!!!) for $1 all day. So, you’ve put aside whatever personal quandaries you have and scored yourself a low-cost or pro bono dog.

Wednesday, July 21, is National Hot Dog Day—the centerpiece of National Hot Dog Month and a celebration of "one of America's favorite foods," according to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council.

National Hot Dog Day was created by the North American Meat Institute, an industry trade group. In 1994, NAMI founded the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council (NHDSC) as an “information resource ...

Well, it's National Hot Dog Day on July 17, so maybe you should. Hot dogs are "high culture, they're low culture, they're sports food and they're hangover food," writes Jamie Loftus in her book ...