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Stephanie, I thought I'd give you a new thread just for you! I buy the Oscar Mayer 98% fat-free turkey dogs. They are pretty tasty for being fat-free, I think, and they're only 1 WW point, unlike most hot dogs, which are 4 or 5. And with sauerkraut on them, you can't tell the difference. (Well, Dave says you can, but I disagree.)
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Marie (32)
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Sarah Elizabeth
February 13, 2004
Ooh, and we also love chicken bratwurst. I forget the brand, but they have apple and sun-dried tomato flavors, and they are yummy! The chicken brats are only 3 points, and most brats are 7-9 points. And the chicken brats taste better, I think.
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Marie (32)
DH Dave (32)
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Sarah Elizabeth
February 13, 2004
Thanks Marie!! I like to put ALOT of Mustard and Dill Relish on my hot dogs and brats!
I didn't know that about the chicken brats! I'll definately look for them next time!
Thanks so much for the tips!!!!!
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houseplantgirl--FF hot dogs!
I buy the Oscar Mayer 98% fat-free turkey dogs. They are pretty tasty for being fat-free, I think, and they're only 1 WW point, unlike most hot dogs, which are 4 or 5. And with sauerkraut on them, you can't tell the difference. (Well, Dave says you can, but I disagree.) 
