The Hilarious Tale Behind the Fizzy Hot Dog Water Prank

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The Hilarious Tale Behind the Fizzy Hot Dog Water Prank

Ever thought the world of sparkling water was missing a certain…je ne sais quoi? Maybe a flavor that truly pushes the boundaries of culinary innovation? Well, you are in for all the details you may like to know because 7-Eleven briefly has convinced us to believe they are the best in hot dog-flavored sparkling water. In an online declaration, 7-Eleven, in partnership with Miracle Seltzer, revealed what can be said to be the newest addition to their beverage collection—a drink inspired by their iconic Big Bite Hot Dog. However, this flavor mixture was more or less an April Fools’ prank, as subsequent reaction showed a surprising demand for this strange drink.

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Before April 1st, the Texas-based powerhouse launched their latest collection—a new sparkling water flavor with a potential of having the “delicious and mouthwatering experience of 7-Eleven’s iconic Big Bite Hot Dog into one refreshing beverage that contains ketchup and mustard.” The declaration was made with other flavors such as lemon-lime, green apple, and sweet orange. The announcement was met with mixed feelings of intrigue and disbelief. For others, it was a type of drink that could only quench their thirst.  

However, the initial press release had confident declaration of a future where “alternating bites of a hot dog with sips of a beverage” was now a thing of the past. The news portrayed a message of convenience, but one that begged the question: who asked for this? The answer was more people than 7-Eleven anticipated. Despite accepting the fact that the production of the drink was April Fools’ joke and was produced in small quantity, it sparked unexpected interest among the public.

The idea of hot dog-flavored water is not entirely out of this very topic. After all, Fort Worth’s Martin House Brewing released a hot dog-flavored hard seltzer in 2022, which was designed to prove a point that there’s a palate for every pot. 7-Eleven’s playful prank heightened consumers’ curiosity with a flavor that motivated drinkers to reimagine their snacking habits.

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It is worthy to note that this is not the first time a brand has toyed with the idea of unconventional flavors as part of April Fools’ antics. In the past, big and small companies unveil mock products to tease the general public. However, a few of them produced novelty items, which made 7-Eleven standout. While it can be said that the sparkling water was not designed for mass consumption, the fact that it was actually produced in small quantities triggered the demand of the public.

So, what does the Big Bite Hot Dog taste like? According to an online reviewer, it can be likened to the “smokiness of a sausage and the toastiness of the bun.” In a world where mealtime and beverage options are not conglomerate, 7-Eleven’s prank can be said to be a reminder that joy can be found in the unexpected.

While the hot dog-flavored water can’t be found at your local 7-Eleven just yet, the reaction it evoked is a perfect description of appetite for novelty. However, it still remains unsure whether 7-Eleven will heed the call to produce more of this flavor. Until then, their April Fools’ creativity should be applauded, as it brings hope for a future where beverages can double as a meal. However, in the meantime, grab a conventional Big Bite Hot Dog and a can of lemon-lime sparkling water at 7-Eleven.

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