Chili dog sauce is a savory topping made to pour over hot dogs. It’s usually a chili-style meat or meatless sauce with tomato base, spices, and sometimes beans or textured vegetable protein. It’s thinner than full chili so it spreads easily on hot dogs.

Typical ingredients in many commercial hot dog chili sauces include things like:

• Water, tomato paste or puree

• Spices (chili powder, paprika, garlic/onion powder)

• Vegetable protein

• Modified starches or thickeners

• Salt and sugar

Nutrition (Approximate per serving)

Since exact data for Saturday Sunrise isn’t available publicly, here’s a reasonable estimate based on similar canned or prepared chili dog sauces:

Per ~2 Tbsp (30 g) serving:

• Calories: ~25–50 kcal

• Total Fat: ~1–2 g

• Saturated Fat: ~0–1 g

• Cholesterol: ~0 mg 

• Sodium: ~140–330 mg

• Total Carbohydrates: ~3–6 g

• Sugars: ~0–1 g

• Protein: ~1–2 g