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Oscar Mayer marks the Wienermobile's 90th birthday with a two-tier Wiener Cake—hot dogs stacked around Milk Bar's vanilla confetti cake, finished with ketchup and mustard sprinkles—available Friday through Sunday for $90 at Milk Bar's Fulton Market location in Chicago.
Oscar Mayer, owned by Kraft Heinz, is set to release plant-based "NotHotDogs" and "NotSausages" later this year, marking the brand's first foray into plant-based meats through a joint venture with startup TheNotCompany. The products aim to address consumer dissatisfaction with the taste and texture of existing vegan options and will include Bratwurst and Italian flavor choices. This move follows the joint venture's previous introduction of vegan options for Kraft macaroni and cheese, as part of Kraft Heinz's broader efforts to expand its plant-based offerings and promote sustainability.
Oscar Mayer, in partnership with TheNotCompany, is launching plant-based NotHotDogs and NotSausages, tapping into the growing meat-alternative market. The products aim to provide the familiar savory and smoky experience of traditional hot dogs and sausages, with flavors including bratwurst and Italian sausage. The joint venture, The Kraft Heinz Not Company, leverages NotCo's AI technology and the legacy of the Oscar Mayer brand to offer plant-based options from a trusted name. The new products may contain less saturated fat and cholesterol but more sodium and protein, with ingredients such as bamboo fiber, mushroom, pea protein, and acerola cherry.
Kraft Heinz-owned brand Oscar Mayer is launching plant-based hot dogs and sausages in partnership with NotCo, aiming to tap into the growing demand for "better-for-you" products despite a recent decline in plant-based meat sales. Beyond Meat, a pioneer in the industry, is also facing challenges and planning cost-cutting measures. Kraft Heinz is revamping its portfolio to cater to changing consumer tastes, including a makeover of its Kraft Singles cheese and boxed macaroni and cheese. Despite the challenges, the company remains optimistic about the potential for plant-based products in response to increasing health and environmental consciousness among consumers.
Oscar Mayer is seeking 12 new "Hotdoggers" to drive the iconic Wienermobile around the U.S. for a one-year, full-time paid gig starting in June 2024, offering a $35,600 base salary, weekly allowance, 18 days of paid time off, full health benefits, and 100% hotel expense coverage. The chosen applicants will travel about 20,000 miles each year, visiting at least 40 U.S. cities and attending more than 1,200 events, while also creating content for Oscar Mayer’s social media channels.
Oscar Mayer is seeking drivers, or "hot doggers," to tour the US in the iconic Wienermobile, offering an annual salary of $35,600 plus a weekly stipend. Candidates need a bachelor's degree, media relations experience, and strong social media skills, as they will be responsible for managing the vehicle's promotional events and contributing to social media content. The job involves traveling 20,000 miles across 40 cities, and accommodations and other expenses are covered. The position aims to develop future leaders and cultural champions within the company.
Oscar Mayer is seeking applicants for its "hotdogger" program, offering a yearlong opportunity to drive the iconic Wienermobile across the country as a brand spokesperson for a salary of $35,600, with additional benefits including health coverage, paid time off, and all-expense-paid hotel stays. The job involves traveling 20,000 miles, visiting 40 cities, hosting events, and creating content for social media. The company receives around 1,000 to 1,500 applications for 12 open spots, and the application deadline is at the end of January.
Oscar Mayer is seeking 12 drivers to pilot its iconic Wienermobiles across the country as part of its Hotdogger program, representing the brand and creating content for social media. The one-year role offers a base salary of $35,600, health benefits, 18 days of paid time off, and covers all hotel expenses. Applicants do not need a special driver's license, but must be prepared to travel extensively and work on major holidays. Bilingual candidates are encouraged to apply, and applications are open until the end of January.
American meat maker Oscar Mayer has reversed its decision to rebrand its iconic Wienermobile as the Frankmobile, bringing back the original name after employees expressed their attachment to the iconic vehicle. The company had initially changed the name to pay homage to its new 100% beef franks. Fans were delighted by the return of the Wienermobile and criticized the previous name change as "ridiculous."
The iconic Wienermobile, a promotional vehicle for Oscar Mayer hot dogs, is back after a brief name change. The company had temporarily rebranded the vehicle as the "Wienerbago" as part of a marketing campaign, but has now reverted back to its original name due to popular demand. The Wienermobile has become a beloved symbol of American pop culture since its introduction in 1936.
The Oscar Mayer Frankmobile, formerly known as the Weinermobile, will be making four stops in West Michigan this week, including Dorr, Allendale, Holland, and Caledonia. Visitors will have the chance to receive an Oscar Mayer Frank-Whistle and take photos with the iconic hot dog-shaped vehicle.
Oscar Mayer is giving away hot dog straws to commemorate a viral video from 2022, where a man made a straw out of a hot dog to drink beer at a New York Yankees game. The hot dog straws, made of food-safe soft silicone, are available for pre-order and replicate the feel of a real Oscar Mayer hot dog. The straws are not dishwasher safe or microwavable, and should be washed with warm water and soap before use. Oscar Mayer hopes the hot dog straws bring a fun and lighthearted reminder to enjoy delicious hot dogs.
Consumer Reports released its ranking of hot dog brands, with Nathan's Famous Skinless Beef Franks coming in at the top of the list for its crisp skin, subtle spice, uniform texture, and juicy flavor. Hebrew National Beef Franks came in second, followed by Oscar Mayer Uncured Original Wieners, 365 Everyday Value Organic Uncured Grass-Fed Beef Hot Dog, and Ball Park Classic Franks. The hot dogs were rated based on how snappy, juicy, flavorful, and smooth the meat was both with and without toppings.
Oscar Mayer is promoting their beef franks through their Frankmobile, which is touring Southern Maine. The Frankmobile made a stop at a Walmart in Scarborough and will be at the Walmart in Biddeford before heading to Kennebunk Beach and Allagash Brewing in Portland. Visitors may receive a free Frank Whistle while taking a picture with the Frankmobile. One viewer spotted the Frankmobile on a ferry leaving Peaks Island.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile has been renamed the Frankmobile to celebrate the brand's 100% Beef Franks and a new recipe. The 27-foot long, 6-ton hot dog on wheels will also debut a new exterior with "The All Beef Frank Frankmobile" and "Please do not lick" painted across it. The drivers, formerly called Hotdoggers, will now be known as Frankfurters and will be handing out coupons for free Beef Franks to anyone named an iteration of "Frank".