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Try them on a soft roll with onions, mustard and good quality spicy pickle relish (try making your own) and your summer cookouts will become a thing of legend. /rebates/2fproducts2f16536479-hofmann-snappy-grillers-16-oz&. The Snappy Grillers or Coneys as some call them are an Upstate New York tradition. They are a hybrid bratwurst-frank with a smooth texture and size of a hot dog. Made with no artificial flavors, colors or by-products, Snappy Grillers were modeled after traditional, white German sausages.

The casings on these dogs blister and split, and eventually blacken on a hot grill, adding a snappy and papery texture as well as a smoky flavor to each link. Oven Baked Chili Cheese Dogs 5 minutes (excluding chili) Approximately 16-20 minutes (excluding chili) 4 people Oven Baked Chili Cheese Dogs Ingredients Hot dog buns You can get either traditional, bakery or New England-style. /rebates/2fproduct2fhofmann-snappy-grillers-18-ct2f30000000000005746323ffulfillment3dshipping&. Hofmann Natural Casing German Brand Franks. Need some advise on how best to cook them: steam, boil or grill Also what are the key ingredients to put on top. Never seen them before and have heard tons from you guys during tailgate season. Texas, however, marks a new frontier for the carpetbagging wieners. Picked up some Hoffman Snappy Grillers last week at Publix here in Florida.

Natural-casing hot dogs are big in upstate New York, and renditions from Zweigle's, based in Rochester, and Sahlen's, based in Buffalo, have been pushing their way south and appearing in grocery stores as far away as Virginia. In addition to Hofmann products being found at grocery, big box and convenience stores across Upstate New York and beyond, our hot dogs, sausages and mustard are proudly served at select stadiums and entertainment venues, restaurants and hot dog stands throughout the land Hofmann Sausage Company proudly sponsors Syracuse University Athletics. I've never had a Hoffman's snappy griller, but I'm pretty sure I know exactly what to expect when I pick up several hundred before my next encounter with a charcoal Weber grill.

The Syracuse-based hot dog maker was purchased by the Dallas-based Zaccanelli Food Group, and the links should be available at every Albertson's by Memorial Day.