Hot dog bun

🌱 Vegetarian

Description

A hot dog bun is a slightly sweet, soft bun with a golden, slightly shiny crust and a fancy, elongated shape, sometimes sprinkled with sesame seeds. Its neutral flavor and fluffy texture pair perfectly with spicy sausages, hot dogs, vegetable toppings, and sauces, also serving as a base for classic hot dogs, sandwiches with salads, or simple snacks served warm. Nutritionally, a hot dog bun mainly consists of carbohydrates and energy (averaging 250–300 kcal per 100 g), with a moderate content of protein (about 8–10 g) and fat (4–6 g), as well as a small amount of fiber; enriched versions provide B vitamins and fiber. It pairs well with protein and vegetables for a balanced meal, but should be consumed in moderation. Store tightly wrapped at room temperature for 2–3 days or freeze for 1–3 months; thaw slowly and refresh with a brief heating.

Nutrition facts (per 100g)

274 kcal Calories
8.0g Protein
49.0g Carbohydrates
5.0g Fats

Information

Typical weight 45.0g

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