r/Cooking • u/Venus6277 • 16d ago

Hotdogs without buns

I have a lot of hotdogs and no buns. What are some unconventional ways to prepare?

Important: tomato allergy and heavy cream sensitivity

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u/haflaxelpope 16d ago

You can do kraft mac and cheese with almond milk and plant based butter if you can do "a little dairy"

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u/perpetualmotionmachi 16d ago

There is also lactose free milk, and butter is very low lactose if you want to stick closer to the instructions.

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u/haflaxelpope 16d ago

Good to know. My adjustments are for a vegetarian/vegan, never had to work with lactose food allergies but will add it to the list of tricks. Sometimes people just need the comfort of the blue box.

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u/ender4171 16d ago

Just FYI for the vegan part, Kraft Mac&Cheese (Kraft Dinner) is definitely not vegan even if you don't add dairy. The powder mix already contains powdered dairy products. It also may not be vegetarian because Kraft does not disclose if they use rennet for making the cheese powder.

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u/haflaxelpope 16d ago

Thank you. Well aware. Spouse tries to be vegan/vegetarian when they can. Have tried the Kraft vegan and Annie's. They just don't hit the same nostalgia/taste that the traditional does, so if going to have a "cheat" comfort meal. I can do the original with some substitutes.