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Hot Dog/ Franks

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    Hey Austin,
    I just made some Franks last weekend. Followed your instructions on Walton’s TV. I did use the cellulose casings, love them. Your step by step instructional video was most helpful. I’ve used Walton’s TV several times now and I’m a subscriber on You Tube. Good Stuff! Oh ya… The Franks are out of this world good!

    Thanks again

    Duane

    Thank You

    Duane

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    Glad it worked out well for you and I always love to hear about more people following WaltonsTV on YouTube!

    If there’s ever another type of video you want to see us do, be sure and let us know!

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