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Apple Annies
Annie Holcomb 2081 W. Hardy Rd., Willcox, AZ, 85643View details |
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Arcosanti Organics
HC 74 Box 4136, Mayer, Arizona, 86333 View details |
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Briggs & Eggers Orchards
Lance & Melissa Eggers 27197 S. Brookerson Road, Willcox, Az, 85643View details |
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Brown's Orchard
June Windstein 5774 North Atwood Drive, Willcox, Arizona, 85643View details |
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Date Creek Ranch
Kim Knight and Stefan Wolf Box 1484, Wickenburg, Arizona, 85358View details |
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Fort Bowie Vineyards
no name PO Box 68, Bowie, AZ, 85605View details |
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Mother Nature's Farm
Wade Kelsall 1663 E. Baseline Rd., Gilbert, AZ, 85233-1542View details |
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RSI Growers
Reid Rodger 6011 W. Greenbriar Drive, Glendale, Arizona, 85308View details |
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Schnepf Farms
Carrie Schnepf 24810 S. Rittenhouse Rd, Queen Creek, AZ, 85242View details |
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Vertuccio Farms
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Sonoran Hotdogs
Wrap the hot dog in the bacon and cook before making your hot dog. Mix and match your preferred ingredients, but be sure to tip it off with Santa Cruz Red Chili Paste for a mild, savory finish, or Santa Cruz Green Chili Paste for a bright, tangy flavor, or (my favorite) Santa Cruz Chipotle Paste for a smoky, hot kick. These flavorful hot dogs originated in Hermosillo, Mexico but have become quite popular throughout Arizona. Sonoran Hot Dogs are the latest crossover of Mexican flavors with an all American classic. They originated as a late night snack for hungry party animals heading home after closing time. Their zest comes from building your dog just the way you want it, but building off the basics.
