The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Is Coming To Fayetteville Next Week!

Next week you'll have a chance to "meat" the legendary Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in Fayetteville! The big hot dog on wheels is hauling buns to our area and is set to appear at many different events around town.

Oscar Mayer has six different Wienermobiles touring the country at any given time, making stops in various cities for photo ops. The 27-foot-long ride is also stuffed to the brim with free goodies that the drivers (affectionately named "Hotdoggers") are happy to give out to fans. What a way to "relish" your time with the Wienermobile!

And now it's Fayetteville's turn to host the famed frank! The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will be making stops at these Fayetteville locations and events:

As you can see the Hotdogger will be carting around the gigantic hot dog to quite a few spots. Make sure you come out to one of these events and see the most popular food-based vehicle in the world! And if you've already seen the Wienermobile before, maybe this can be a way for you two to "ketchup" (that's the last hot dog pun I promise).

You can also track the Wienermobile's whereabouts anytime on their website with the WhereMyDogs@ tracker.

Suzanne Somers died yesterday (October 15) at age 76. She was, of course, known for acting in hit shows like Three's Company and Step By Step, but she also became ubiquitous thanks to the ThighMaster.

The iconic piece of fitness equipment is one of many items that took off thanks to infomercials. These "As Seen On TV" items range from the aforementioned fitness products, to kitchen gadgets, to cleansers and everywhere in between.

While infomercials aren't as prevalent as they were in the '80s, '90s and 2000s, there's still a large market for outside-the-box, unique items. In fact, many "As Seen On TV" items we all know and love from decades past are still around. For some of these items, their popularity grew to the point that they're now sold in stores the world over.

Here are ten of the most iconic "As Seen On TV" items. We bet you have at least one of these in your home!

The ThighMaster was a pop culture phenomenon and a massive cash cow for Suzanne Somers, the star of the product's infomercial. She shared on the Hollywood Raw podcast in 2022 that about 15 million ThighMasters were sold. Somers also noted, "We had partners—50/50—and they got drunk on money when it all started selling. They overspent to the point where they could no longer afford to be in their side of the business so we bought them out. We have 100%."

The Magic Bullet was marketed as the end-all, be-all product you just had to have for your kitchen. It also had one of the strangest infomercials of all time, as examined by Gabi Belle

"Set it and forget it!" Ron Popeil was an infomercial icon helping sell countless items, including the Pocket Fisherman and the Veg-O-Matic. However, few products truly captured the zeitgeist of late '90s/early 2000s informercials quite like the Showtime Rotisserie Oven.

It's a blanket with arms! Honestly, The Snuggie is the perfect item that walks the line between stupid and brilliant. However you feel about The Snuggie, its creators at Allstar Products Group laughed their way to the bank. Per CNBC, over 30 million Snuggies have been sold since its launch in 2008 netting the company over $500 million.

How successful was the George Foreman Grill? According to Yahoo, the boxing legend made at least $250 million from the product, which is way more than he ever made in his boxing career. In total, over 100 million George Foreman Grill products have been sold.

Proactiv is now readily available in a variety of stores, but it got its start as an "As Seen On TV" product. It's had many celebrity spokespeople/endorsements, including Justin Bieber, Britney Spears, Diddy and Kendall Jenner. However, its first celebrity spokesperson was Judith Light.

Can you believe the Chia Pet has been with us since 1977?! (We were shocked it's been around for that long, too!) Between its general absurdity and its infectious catchphrase ("Ch-ch-ch-chia!"), no wonder the Chia Pet has had such longevity.

Late pitchman Billy Mays helped introduce the world to the wonder that is OxiClean, beginning with infomercials that first launched in 2000. Now, there are a variety of OxiClean products that are available in stores everywhere.

There has never been a fitness personality quite like Richard Simmons, so of course, he'd create at-home aerobics videos that millions fell in love with. In total, there are five installments of Simmons' Sweatin' to the Oldies series. Many of the workouts are now available on his YouTube channel.

The "Flex" items can apparently do it all! Regardless of whether you purchased any of the "Flex" items, there's a good chance you've seen ample memes about them, specifically "Flex" Tape.