Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Rolls Into Galloway

GALLOWAY, NJ — The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile has rolled into Galloway this weekend for the ShopRite LPGA Classic at 401 S. New Rd.

Caroline Frankenfeld, best known in the Oscar Mayer world as "Chili Cheese Caroline" and co-pilot Nick Ruybalid or "Nick-aroni & Cheese," were chosen from among 4,000 applicants to serve as a dozen lucky "Hotdoggers," who co-pilot one of the company's six Wienermobiles together.

“The Wienermobile is at the ShopRite LPGA Classic to help people 'Keep It Oscar' and continue to spread smiles wherever we go,” Frankenfeld said. "It's so great to introduce people to the Wienermobile as well as welcome them back to a beloved icon."

Frankenfeld and Ruybalid will be traveling around the Galloway area until Wednesday. Then the Wienermobile will head to Hershey, Pennsylvania and returns to New Jersey from Oct. 11-18 when it rolls through Freehold.

Frankenfeld encourages people to stop by the Wienermobile, where she and Ruybalid give away special Oscar Mayer swag, such as their famous Wiener Whistles, stickers, coupons and other cool gear they "dish out."

The vehicle is 27 feet in length, 11 feet tall and 8 feet wide. Frankenfeld and Ruybalid calculate that end-to-end as 60 hot dogs long, by 24 tall and 18 wide.

“Driving the Wienermobile is simply “frank”tastic. It handles great on the road, and it makes people smile,” Frankenfeld said. “People are constantly waving, honking, and giving us a thumbs up as we drive past them. It is a great feeling to be the reason someone smiled that day.”

Check out Chili Cheese Caroline and Nick-aroni & Cheese's Hotdogger Instagram fan pages at: @om_chilicheesecaroline and @om_nickaroniandcheese.

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