Vegan Hot Dogs Plant Based Meat - Loma Linda Big Franks, Meatless Protein Franks for Grilling & Cooking, Non-GMO Vegetarian Soy Protein Dinner, 96 oz Value Pack

Happy with these veggie hotdogs for many years! They freeze and microwave well with no change in texture. Somewhat bland taste. The can is usually somewhat dented, so I freeze the product to be safe.

I could live on these alone. My husband hates them and thinks I'm nuts. More for me!

Ive tried so many brands. Stop looking. Cost per dollar, coconut oil, skillert, vinegar and onions. This is the best of the best. And cheaper than beef. And better for you. Uptons has a crunchy casing. But flavor is off. Uptons is a close second for me. Loma Linda is the best vegan hot dog on the market.

Big Frank’s are a meatier vegetarian meat. The texture is more like a sausage or brats.

these are by far the most disgusting veggie dog I've had, the can full of wieners in water have a smell that won't inspire hunger or satisfaction, don't get me wrong I eat vegan hot dogs....but not this kind. These did inspire me to read ingredients which in turn has me looking at other proteins, red dye is not my thing....ya it's a banned ingredient that's allowed for a couple more years even though known cancer risk, and to top it off there were some dark strange looking dogs in the can and when I reached out to the seller regarding bad spoiled product they could care less...my recommendation,,,don't buy these, yuk

Our family loves these! They are the best!

This was the jam on my plate growing up. They are not too shabby plain, but if you learn how to cook them with the proper seasonings - this is THE best meat alternative to go with so many dishes. I love having them sauteed with vegetables rice and a nice pasta sauce. Plus there are so many in the can that splitting them in half or fourths goes a long way. Just have to freeze what you don't use or remove the liquid before storing in the fridge so they don't spoil. Also, the price was cheaper than if I would drive to the only store that sells it where I live to buy it!

I grew up on a vegetarian diet, even though I am not vegetarian now, I still like to eat these plant based franks along with there other sausage products. Loma Linda has been around for years and I consider them the OG of fake meats along with their Aussie sister company Sanitarium Health Foods (yes I know they have different corporate owners now but they came from the same parent company and were both owned by the SDA church). I don't care about there religious background, what I do care about are healthier alternatives to just eating meat and something that is compatible with a low carb diet as many plant alternatives are carbohydrate laden. These ones fit the bill and happy to go back to a product that I grew up with but also trust.