Nathan's Dogs in Ann Arbor?

[dmartins123]

I am planning a trip out to Michigan soon...does anyone know where I can pick up some nathan's dogs with the natural casings? I will be in the Ann Arbor area.

Thanks!

[Fibber McGee]

I've never understood the whole skinless thing. Most people I know who are actual hot dog fans far prefer the ones with the casings. I know the Hillers in Commerce did stop selling the ones with natural casings, but brought them back due to demand.

[Davwud]

w/ cassings is far better but a good dog is a good dog regardless of whether or not it's in a skin. IMHO.

As for finding Nathan's, Mrs. Sippi and I stopped at various different grocery stores on a trip back and found none.

You can probably get a bulk pack at Costco. Skinless though.

DT

[patucci]

Koegel's is a Michigan brand and very high quality. The viennas have natural casings. I find them to be better than Nathan's. If you're set on Nathan's, though, try Sam's Club.

[mi_eater]

I'm trashy and I miss Sabrett hot dogs, but Nathan's are a close second. Unfortunately no natural casings here, but they can be found at the Krogers on Plymouth, 2641 Plymouth Rd. I believe Hiller's also has them. Good luck!

[gooddog]

Dearborn sausage, Winter's and Kowalski are all local producers that make natural casing dogs. In Ann Arbor, Hiller's or Busch's should carry one or more of these brands.

[coney with everything]

I've seen Nathans at Hillers market but not sure if they are natural casings. If you are coming to Michigan, why not get local product?

[charlesbois]

Nathan's isn't really a brand that's carried around here. You want to check out Koegel's or Kowalski probably

[jmax]

I moved out here from NY a few months ago, and haven't found any with natural casings. I've seen skinless at Walmart, but they aren't the same.