How to best use a split-top bun for your hot dog

You won't need much butter for this — just about half a tablespoon on each side. Make sure to soften the butter first, as the bread can tear easily. Then, simply toast each side of the bun in a pan until it reaches your preferred level of crispiness.
If your hot dog is larger, consider using a long roll, which can accommodate more than a split-top bun. Just cut the roll from the top and then make thin slices along the sides to reveal the inside of the bread. Toast the roll in the same manner as you would a split-top bun.
Toppings for your hot dog are still important, and they become even more significant when you change the type of bread. Split-top buns have limited space for toppings compared to other hot dog buns, so if you’re not planning to add many toppings, the split-top is a good choice. However, if you want to load up on toppings, a long roll might be a better option.
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