Actually no - after looking a bit further, I ate the onion on that one - they’re a fabrication by the Instagram user Justin Things. I was sure I saw the freedom franks on shelves around July 4th in Utah a few years back, but stand corrected.
That’s not to say there’s not a good number of people trying to make this stuff, but there’s a big difference between that and it being a marketed product.
Actually no - after looking a bit further, I ate the onion on that one - they’re a fabrication by the Instagram user Justin Things. I was sure I saw the freedom franks on shelves around July 4th in Utah a few years back, but stand corrected.
That’s not to say there’s not a good number of people trying to make this stuff, but there’s a big difference between that and it being a marketed product.
I just assumed they were real until I saw the comment, as far as crazy American foods go I’ve seen crazier!
Oh for sure - the scary bit is that this entirely plausible.
I’m yet to see something top the spray cheese
That was my immediate thought…