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top dog™ MAIL ORDER FORM

Mail Order

Please email us at office@topdoghotdogs.com with any questions or to place an order

Shipments are priced based on the table below plus $10 for each shipping container needed for the order and the Fed-Ex Standard Overnight shipping rate.

Note that buns are expensive to ship because of the volume they occupy in air shipments.

If you would like us to create an estimate for you, please provide a shipping address, phone number, flavors and quantities of product and desired delivery date. We will respond within 72 hours.

Sealed Package Description Approx Weight Avg # Units Price before shipping
buns Seasame seeded French 10oz 6 $2.75
top dog all beef - kosher style 5 lb 30 $45.00
Garlic (German) Frank 3/4 beef, 1/4 pork, fresh garlic 5 lb 25 $34.00
Bockwurst 1/2 pork, 1/2 veal, milk, eggs — no preservatives 5 lb 25 $36.00
Kielbasa 2/3 pork, 1/3 beef — hearty 5 lb 25 $36.00
Calabrese all pork, paprika, chili, fennel — semi-hot 5 lb 25 $36.00
Hot Link all beef, four kinds of pepper — h-h-hottt 2.5 lb 12 $19.00
Cooked Bratwurst all pork, marjoram — genuine old world taste 3.75 lb 15 $26.00
Lemon Chicken Chicken, fresh lemon & garlic — low salt, low fat, no preservatives 5 lb 25 $51.00
Chicken Apple Chicken, juicy bits of apple — low salt 5 lb 25 $35.00
Mango Jalapeño Chicken, mango, jalapeño 12 oz. 4 $8.00
the Wienie Wheat gluten, bell peppers, fennel, garlic, onion, eggplant - wow! 1.5 lb 8 $12.00
 
top dog Quality Merchandise Size Color Price per Item (shipping included)
T-SHIRTS - td logo front/ "BERKELEY" stylized map back Kids: XS-M
Adults: S-XXL
Navy $25.00 first, $20 for each additional shirt up to 6.
CAPS - embroidered with golden top dog logo one size fits all navy only $25.00 first, $20 for each additional cap up to 6.
"Road to Success" Poster 18"X21" N/A $16.00 for the first, $8 for each additional poster up to 6.
Mural Poster 11"x25" N/A $16.00 for the first, $5 for each additional poster up to 6.
 
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top dog grew out of a boy's love of sausage, a staple in his German immigrants' New York home over the WWII years. Steaks? Tubesteaks! His paper route to a well-mixed neighborhood assured that Italian, Polish, even Hungarian sausages were soon no strangers to that developing appetite and palate. Nor had he far to go to a cart or stand offering kosher style "Franks", usually steeped but better off the griddle.

Goodness! With kraut n' mustard, please. Raw onions, ketchup (not "catsup") and mayo were unheard of on hot dogs. Burgers maybe ... oh, but that was far away and another day ...more

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