Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 6^th The Red Trolley will introduce $2 T-Dog Tuesdays.  It’s really pretty self explanatory but here’s the scoop anyway…all day on Tuesdays, from open to close, our delicious T-Dogs will be a mere $2!!!

The best part is that this is food that you can feel good about eating (or feeding your children as the case may be).  Hot Dogs usually need to be treated as an occasional treat, between the high fat content, the nitrates and the largely questionable ingredients that go into your typical dog.  Honestly, I’ve tried to look at this from several angles (because I strive not to be biased and this is a bold statement I’m about to make) but our hot dogs can actually qualify as GOOD FOR YOU.  I know many of you are rolling your eyes right now but let’s break it down…

Our Buffalo Bill—Naturally low in fat, 100% pure buffalo with no additives, no antibiotics, hormones, steroids or other fishy stuff and of course no nitrates or nitrites (ever!)

So here we have a good pure lean protein.

100% whole wheat bun.

So here we have lots of fiber.

Side salad of something seasonal that came directly from the earth (lately it’s been our yummy watermelon feta salad).

So here we have untold nutrients, more fiber and lots of flavor.

Right?  Am I right??  This is actually a good meal.

 (believe me, I feel good about feeding it to my kids ALOT)

So now with a view toward full disclosure, our T-Dog or Spicy Highland or Ballpark Brat is going to be slightly higher in fat than the Buffalo Bill.    The Bird, however, would actually be slightly lower.  We’ve made a concerted effort to find the highest quality meat available because, while I’ve always thought that hot dogs were fun, I’ve also thought they were pretty scary.

Isn’t it time we gave the hot dog a chance to reach its full potential?

Oh yeah, see you on $2 T-Dog Tuesday.

Might as well eat for cheap while you’re eating healthy.

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