Why do hot dog buns come in packs of 6 and hot dogs come in packs of 8?

Answer 1

It is a conspiracy by the Canadian government dating back to April 2, 1964. Hot dog buns, being Canada's #1 export, were packaged in bags of 6 so you would have to buy two bags if you wanted to cook an entire package of hot dogs. It was carefully calculated by French Canadian mathmeticians to generate enough revenue by the year 1998 for the Canadians to overthrow and conquer America, but the plan failed and became just another annoying mystery. Canada still denies their involvement in this plan, but I have my eye on them.

Answer 2

Here in Texas the buns come in packs of 8 and the hot dogs are in packs of 10. Maybe you should buy your buns here.

Answer 3

So people would buy more. In order to make the hot dogs and the buns even, you would have to buy 4 packages of buns and 3 packages of hot dogs. People like to have everything even. If something's not even, they'll probably buy enough so that each hot dog has their own bun. That was the business ethics behind it. So there you go.

Answer 4

To confuse and confound us into having to purchase greater warm dogs buns than certainly warm canines, so, bypass determine, gotta love those morons up in advertising that basically like to twiddle with human beings. basically get inspite of them, purchase the sixteen %. of warm dogs buns, positioned a million/2 in the freezer, and get 2 packs of canines, HA knew we've been smarter than them!

Answer 5

So you have to buy 3 packs of hot dogs and 2 packs of bread to use it all up when all you really want is 6 hot dogs.

Marketing genious!!
Repsect their autority!!

Answer 6

Why not call the 1-800 number on the hot dog package & ask them. They made the darn things.

Answer 7

That's an old, old question

Answer 8

what do you care?