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" Served at sports games, on city sidewalks, even in school cafeterias, this fast-food fixture is usually anything but good for you. Most hot dogs are loaded with sodium, preservatives, and saturated fat. And don&amp;#039;t be fooled: Often, turkey and chicken dogs pack just as much salt, fat, and calories as their beefy brothers.  But there&amp;#039;s hope for frankfurter fans. Today, healthier dogs are widely available. We tried 11 national brands (not including veggie dogs). None had more than 100 calories (1/3 less than the average frank), 450 milligrams of sodium (18 percent of the recommended daily limit), and 3 grams of saturated fat (less than 17 percent of the daily max). The wieners are... First Place: Ball Park Lite Beef Franks topped the other dogs in both taste and texture. &amp;quot;This has the succulent, peppery taste of a classic hot dog!&amp;quot; noted one taster. &amp;quot;Firm, juicy, delicious,&amp;quot; said another. With 50 percent less total fat and one-third fewer calories than most dogs, they&amp;#039;re a home run for Ball Park.  Honorable Mention: With a mere 45 calories per serving, Hebrew National 97 Percent Fat Free Franks are ideal stand-ins for the real thing. While some volunteers didn&amp;#039;t like their slightly coarse texture, these dogs&amp;#039; beefy flavor scored major points. &amp;quot;They&amp;#039;d be excellent with sauerkraut!&amp;quot; noted one tester.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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