24 Hot Dog Hacks That Will Make the Most of Your Kid's Favorite Food

Use a quick corn muffin mix with chopped up dogs to make a baked version of a corn dog.

Skewer hot dogs with spaghetti noodles for the ultimate fun dish — who says that playing with your food can't happen every once in a while?

Homemade pretzel dogs are a quick and easy dinner option any time of the year.

Sneak a little bit of veggies onto a bacon-wrapped version of their favorite food.

Disney lunches are all the rage, but these Disney princess hot dogs are going to be the talk of the dinner table.

This braided hot dog bread looks harder to make then it is, and will be totally worth it for the smiles you'll get after you put it on the table.

This adorable cooking method leaves your kiddo's hot dogs looking like little springs!

Butterfly hot dogs and use a toothpick to hold them together, then crack an egg inside to create an out-of-the-box breakfast.

These mummy dogs would make for a silly Halloween dinner.

Cut legs into one side of their hot dog, and sit him on a bed of "seaweed," aka pasta with pesto.

Add hot dogs to the list of things you can make with a waffle iron!

Take a photo of this pretty bread before little hands come in and demolish it in record time.

Combine two of their favorite meals by making hot dogs topped with their favorite macaroni and cheese recipe.

As a special treat, coat hot dogs in french fries instead of batter.

Add cheese and bacon to the hot dogs during your next cookout — your kids will thank you.

These creepy crawly spiders are a fun take on pigs in a blanket, especially for "Halloweenie." Get it?

These adorable snails aren't hard to make and can even be crawling on a few leafy, green foods — just to keep it authentic, you know?

These hilarious sea creatures have hot dog tongues and will spark so many laughs at the dinner table.

Remove the stick and create dippable corn dogs for tiny hands and bellies.

Give your all-American dog a Mexican spin with these hot dog taquitos.

Cut a hot dog in half on a diagonal, and attach in a heart shape using a toothpick and some cheese arrowheads. Makes for an adorable hors d'oeuvres at your next kid party (or adult one).

Well, this one is pretty gross, we'll admit, but it's a idea perfect for Halloween dinner!

If you have some time on your hands (jokes, we know) these hot dog flowers are like the kid version of tapas.

Making hot dogs for a group? Throw them into the crockpot!