Thursday, February 22, 2007

Lafleur hot dogs

If you've ever been to a hockey game in Montreal, then you've surely enjoyed the hot dogs. (We'll endorse this posting with plenty of caveats) They're so widely enjoyed that today ESPN's EJ Hradek mentioned them as one of his 10 (wacky) things to love about hockey. Honestly, those dogs are half the reason it's worth going to a game up in Montreal. While some might argue that the Youppi fan zone alone is worth the price of admission, these Lafleur hot dogs are the best sports stadium hot dogs around. If you sit in the Desjardins section, the all you can eat included in the price of your ticket allows you to indulge as many of these dogs as you please. Now that's good business!
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Anonymous said...

this definitely wins gaiest blog post ever, hands down - too much info 'bout boeuf for my tastes...

March 5, 2007 at 5:05 AM

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