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MURRELLS INLET, SC (WMBF) A Murrells Inlet home was damaged by lightning Wednesday afternoon during a storm that sparked a flood advisory for Horry County. Around 2 p.m. a lightning bolt hit the frontMore >>
A Murrells Inlet home was damaged by lightning Wednesday afternoon during a storm that sparked a flood advisory for Horry County.More >>
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DILLON COUNTY, SC (WMBF) The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a second fatal accident in Dillon County Wednesday, and the third in the Pee Dee. The SCHP website says the crash occurred aroundMore >>
The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a second fatal accident in Dillon County Wednesday, and the third in the Pee Dee.More >>
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) Much of the Grand Strand and Pee Dee can plan to see round three of heavy rain and possibly severe storms Wednesday. This afternoon will bring storms to the area and again someMore >>
A flood warning is in effect for Horry and Georgetown County Wednesday afternoon as storms continue to move through the area, prompting a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Georgetown County until 7 p.m. More >>
Wednesday, May 16 2012 5:52 PM EDT2012-05-16 21:52:30 GMT
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) A Myrtle Beach woman is charged with holding on to over $100 in library books for almost five years. In November of 2007, the Chapin Memorial Library filed a report with MyrtleMore >>
A Myrtle Beach woman is charged with holding on to over $100 in library books for almost five years.More >>
Wednesday, May 16 2012 3:41 PM EDT2012-05-16 19:41:59 GMT
DARLINGTON, SC (WMBF) Police in the City of Darlington are asking for your help to locate a suspect in a reported strong armed robbery. Kimberly Nelson, spokesperson for the Darlington City Police Department,More >>
Police in the City of Darlington have arrested a strong armed robbery suspect, just a couple days after asking for your help in locating him. More >>
(KLTV) - It says right on the box, if you can make toast "now you can make hot tasty hot dogs."
The Hot Dog Toaster has two frank-sized holes in the middle and two holes on each end of the toaster, just big enough to hold a standard sized hot dog bun. The franks and buns fit nicely into their smiley face shaped openings.
The steps are simple, just push down on the toaster lever and wait. There's also a 1-5 dial you can set for desired doneness. While those are cooking, we read the directions, which warn you against using jumbo sized hot dogs. It says they "might initially fit in the basket (holes), but heating will cause them to swell and then they get jammed."
Meanwhile, our first two "dogs" have popped up along with some toasted buns. A couple of food testers said they turned out great. We did this a few times using various heat settings. All of the hot dogs came out hot. All buns were toasted. We stuck some large sausages in to see what would happen. They got stuck after cooking on setting "5" but they came out with a little extra effort. They were warm inside, but not hot. So, we cooked a second round of sausages for a longer cooking time and they got hot, but also very stuck!
Our advice: Follow the directions and stick to regular hot dogs. "Does It Work?" We give the Hot Dog Toaster a "yes."
Clean up was easier than expected.
We paid $14.99 for the Hot Dog Toaster at CVS Pharmacy.
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