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Why do hot dogs come in packs of ten and the buns come in twelve?

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i don't know where you shop.but i live in winnipeg and i have never seen a ten pack of weiners,unless you are buying them from a deli counter.it has been my experience that weiners come in twelve packs and so do buns but sometimes "Wonder"(an american company) makes eight packs of buns
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good q but....

i don't know ask the sealer
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because the manufacturers are *******
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Just tryin' to mess with our minds.
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NOT ALL HOT DOGS COME IN PACKS OF TEN-THEY WILL

USUALLY COME IN EIGHT PACKS. NOT ALL BUNS COME IN

TWELEVS-THEY USUALLY COME IN EIGHT PACKS.
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Actually the makers of hot dogs and the makers of buns have been speaking to each other and working on this very problem.
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Just in case you drop a bun
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It is actually very simple once you understand the industry.

The meat packing industry measures everything in pounds.  Your standard-issue hot dog,  comes ten to the pound.

The bakery industry measures everything by the dozen.

A single batch of buns is one dozen.

Simple.  Not convenient but simple.
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That's a great question. I've wondered about that too.......
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