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I'm starting this thread because of a discussion had on the CC/EF thread about who has the best concessions. I didn't want to derail the thread so I'll just make this one.
My top pick is Dudley, cannot beat a fish fry or "World Famous Dudley Dogs!"
The weirdest concessions I have ever seen were at Charlotte Latin, one year they had veggie pizza and I'm pretty sure sushi...this was maybe five years ago so it may have been Country Day, but can safely say I have never seen veggie pizza before or since lol
 
Dudley was serving those plates behind the
Bleachers at the west final last year, ok if youre a fried fish fan but not as much if tgat smell doesnt suit you. Game was pretty good though, some team in red won
 
scotswin said:
Dudley was serving those plates behind the
Bleachers at the west final last year, ok if youre a fried fish fan but not as much if tgat smell doesnt suit you. Game was pretty good though, some team in red won
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I was on the field during the game so the smell didn't reach me. Apparently some team that wore red did win last year lol I'm not a huge fried fish fan, but for a HS game it wasn't half bad.
 
it's when u sneak all that food inside your coats, and sit there eat, eat. and eat while da rest of them crazies stand in line 4 a 3.00 dollar HOTDOGS. that's home bought food, da best.
 
ruleman77 said:
it's when u sneak all that food inside your coats, and sit there eat, eat. and eat while da rest of them crazies stand in line 4 a 3.00 dollar HOTDOGS. that's home bought food, da best.
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I will not deny it, I've actually done this before lol when I was a student at Catholic I did it several times. Now some of my classmates snuck in other.."beverages" to the stadium, but I never partook in such activity.
 
CatholicCougs14 said:
I will not deny it, I've actually done this before lol when I was a student at Catholic I did it several times. Now some of my classmates snuck in other.."beverages" to the stadium, but I never partook in such activity.
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that like some people eat right b 4 a game, and as soon as they get n ask if anybody gonna go 2 da concession stand. man sit down
 
We still have pizza, and the nachos as well , but what I miss at the Tarp is them smoked turkey legs whew! Dont know why we stopped
 
Twenty five or thirty years ago, East Gaston had a grill stationed directly in front of the Concessions Stand, which sat behind one end zone. They not only would cook you a burger the way you desired, but it seems they also applied the condiments to each individual's specifications. They had the best burgers I've ever consumed, including football stadiums , the neighborhood preppie that thinks he can cook the best of anyone since that dude from Luzianner, when he would say, " I'll garonntee, that bees good Kayjonn food, " after he had poured a fifth of stump wine into the edible material, Cook Out, or Burgers R Us. About the middle of the first quarter, a London-ish, Nawlins' type fog developed over the stadium, matriculating from the burger grill, causing a surreal look and feel in and around the confines of the stadium. East Gaston took the early lead, and I'mma thanken, " Wonder if this fog is some sort of that voodoo moojuu , " later realizing it was a miniature case of bein' at the right place at the wrong time, and sayin' the right thangs, just using the incorrect lines.. .
 
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I would say Fish Fry at Dudley (Served on both sides of the fielddddddd.) One thing I noticed is that they don't serve cole slaw this year and price went up a couple.It is still darn tootin' good. I had been to Page and they do serve pretty good hamburgers that had been grilled outside near the concession stand. Sometime they put on good condiments and even put tomatoes/onion and lettuce on the plates beside other stuffs.

Now as far as hot dawgssssss, I would say Cushwa Dogs are awfully hard to beat. (Thomasville) I am sure there are some good Dawgs being served in the state of NC but in Triad.....Cushwa Dawgs stand alone.
 
I didn't know they served the fish on the home side too. Only had seen it on the visitor side...then again I have never ventured to the visitor side of The Tarp.
I had a burger at Butler and it was pretty good. Hokie told me never to eat their burgers but it wasn't half bad lol
 
I think last year they served fish fry both sides but only fry fish on Visitor side then bring it to home side. I went there a couple weeks ago and I sat on home side. They were cooking fish there (I believe) and had a new stand. I sat on both sides at the Tarp. Sometime I enjoy watching fans get frustrated seeing how Dudley handle most teams. I did sat on visiting side when CC beat them last year and when they lost to Dudley in 2013.

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This is on home side of the field.The cafe tent was serving the fish fry. The other two stands were down that night.
 
Back to the original topic of "Best Confessions. " I had met a Charlotte gal one Thursday evening , long after Last Call had been sung. During our late night and early morning conversations, she invited me to a football game at East Gaston the following evening , and even being in a time crunch, I gladly accepted I can't recall if it was her cousin or brother that was on the team, mainly remembering the long, red locks of hair that called her angelic face home. I wasn't at the event to witness gridiron excellence, only to fulfill one's self gratification and to keep a promise I had made to her while under the influence of intoxicating adult beverages. Long story short, she rode me around Gastonia half the night, and I ended up calling a damn cab to the Charlotte airport.
 
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Back to the original topic of "Best Confessions. " I had met a Charlotte gal one Thursday evening , long after Last Call had been sung. During our late night and early morning conversations, she invited me to a football game at East Gaston the following evening , and even being in a time crunch, I gladly accepted I can't recall if it was her cousin or brother that was on the team, mainly remembering the long, red locks of hair that called her angelic face home. I wasn't at the event to witness gridiron excellence, only to fulfill one's self gratification and to keep a promise I had made to her while under the influence of intoxicating adult beverages. Long story short, she rode me around Gastonia half the night, and I ended up calling a damn cab to the Charlotte airport.
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LOL
 
In my personal experience which isn't much because I don't spend a lot of money at games.

Best Fries - Gray's Creek band concession (scoreboard end of field)
Best tenderloin - Jack Britt
Best fried fish - EE Smith
Best boiled peanuts - West Bladen
 
GSO-Triple5 said:
Twenty five or thirty years ago, East Gaston had a grill stationed directly in front of the Concessions Stand, which sat behind one end zone. They not only would cook you a burger the way you desired, but it seems they also applied the condiments to each individual's specifications. They had the best burgers I've ever consumed, including football stadiums , the neighborhood preppie that thinks he can cook the best of anyone since that dude from Luzianner, when he would say, " I'll garonntee, that bees good Kayjonn food, " after he had poured a fifth of stump wine into the edible material, Cook Out, or Burgers R Us. About the middle of the first quarter, a London-ish, Nawlins' type fog developed over the stadium, matriculating from the burger grill, causing a surreal look and feel in and around the confines of the stadium. East Gaston took the early lead, and I'mma thanken, " Wonder if this fog is some sort of that voodoo moojuu , " later realizing it was a miniature case of bein' at the right place at the wrong time, and sayin' the right thangs, just using the incorrect lines.. .
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Burgers and dogs are still good at East Gaston....football not so good
 
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I would say Fish Fry at Dudley (Served on both sides of the fielddddddd.) One thing I noticed is that they don't serve cole slaw this year and price went up a couple.It is still darn tootin' good. I had been to Page and they do serve pretty good hamburgers that had been grilled outside near the concession stand. Sometime they put on good condiments and even put tomatoes/onion and lettuce on the plates beside other stuffs.

Now as far as hot dawgssssss, I would say Cushwa Dogs are awfully hard to beat. (Thomasville) I am sure there are some good Dawgs being served in the state of NC but in Triad.....Cushwa Dawgs stand alone.
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Thanks for the kudos to the Cushwa dog. I had an excellent cheeseburger at Page last week, but didn't touch that open air container of veggie condiments. The health department would take a mighty dim view of that arrangement. I'm not at all squeamish, but that even gave me food for thought (pun intended).
 
GSO-Triple5 said:
Back to the original topic of "Best Confessions. " I had met a Charlotte gal one Thursday evening , long after Last Call had been sung. During our late night and early morning conversations, she invited me to a football game at East Gaston the following evening , and even being in a time crunch, I gladly accepted I can't recall if it was her cousin or brother that was on the team, mainly remembering the long, red locks of hair that called her angelic face home. I wasn't at the event to witness gridiron excellence, only to fulfill one's self gratification and to keep a promise I had made to her while under the influence of intoxicating adult beverages. Long story short, she rode me around Gastonia half the night, and I ended up calling a damn cab to the Charlotte airport.
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CatholicCougs14 said:
I'm starting this thread because of a discussion had on the CC/EF thread about who has the best concessions. I didn't want to derail the thread so I'll just make this one.
My top pick is Dudley, cannot beat a fish fry or "World Famous Dudley Dogs!"
The weirdest concessions I have ever seen were at Charlotte Latin, one year they had veggie pizza and I'm pretty sure sushi...this was maybe five years ago so it may have been Country Day, but can safely say I have never seen veggie pizza before or since lol
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Can't tell you how many times I've been watching some football and thought "Man I could really go for a spicy tuna roll..."
 
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I found this.

Chicken bog is a delicious chicken, rice and sausage dish, and it’s very much a South Carolina thing. Folks in surrounding states are likely to give you a blank stare if you mention it.

Specifically, chicken bog is most popular in Horry County — the home of Myrtle Beach and Conway — and west to Florence.

It’s closely related to chicken pilau (or pilaf or perlo), except that it’s … well, boggier. It’s moister than chicken perlo, which is more common in Georgetown County, just to the south of Horry County.

The name “bog” probably comes from the wetness of the dish, although some speculate that it may come from the bogginess of the area where it is popular.
 
She claimed to reside in foggy Great Britain, as she adjusted her bra strap ditto her red mitten
Said it was her first football game
Tryin' to be on my best P's and Q's, with hair follicles in place and some store bought new shoes.
Delta ticket in hand to catch an Atlanta plane

I took a small sip of Vodker named Stoli, she whispering in my ear, " Whur's the damn goalie ?"
As she consumed a bite of Chicken Bog.
" We're not at a soccer match my red headed dear, " wonderin' if I should have stayed at the joint that sold beer.
The stadium consumed with a blueish type fog.

" Why are they fightin' over that ball, maybe I should find a phone booth and ring up the law. '
Her eyes the color of Miami Dolphin blue
I placed my hand inside her jacket, actin' extremely cautious to avoid the crowd racquet.
Thinkin' this could be a good sign slash clue.

"Let's go to the grill in the far reaching end zone while standing together in the tiny booth with the phone."
Attempting to be all nonchalant.
" I thought we were attending a freakin' soccer game, this is no place for a naïve British dame, "
Informed her I'd be her Sir Lancelot.

She batted her eyes and turned sorta red, knowin' damn well what I had in my head.
That would be a room at the Gastonia Hampton Inn.
The maiden asked me if I'd rather ride around, see the scenic sights, and visit cousins in town.
I simply nodded and grinned."

We went to visit cousins Ferrell and Ferno, as Ferrell drank wine while Ferno drank Sterno
Intuition told me if bothered the maiden
" We need to pray for Ferno and Ferrell today, maybe pick them up and go to AA. "
" Plus, both of their memories are fadin'. "

The maiden informed me of her extreme stage fright, the Mersey River, and darkened London nights.
And how she loved Black Mountain's Roberta Flack
She also said she had a throbbin' headache, she had broken two nails, and puked up her steak
I suggested she consume Goody's or Stanback.






















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I heard North Wilkes has a heck of a burger called the "Thor Burger," or something like that. We played down there in 2014 and everyone got one except me, my luck of course!

I don't eat concessions much because I'm a card guy and focused on my jobs during the game but i've had a few here and there. Elkin has a decent hot dog (prefer North's though,) South Stokes was meh. Forbush's pizza back this year was kinda flat but the garlic was good. Surry Central always has nice Chick Fill A chicken sampler in their box. West Stokes's fries are okay but they weren't seasoned the best.

Shelby had a nice spread of BBQ but I was so full from the pre game meal I didn't eat any; I wish I did now it looked fantastic. Same for when we played HP Andrews and they had Popeye's. I spent 6 bucks or so at Wendy's before that game and I wasn't gonna spend 5 more no matter how much I tried. Wish I did now lol.
 
I forget which school offered the Anthony Weiner on Toasted Rye Bread. The only stipulation the concession stand had was you had to text a picture of it before you could eat it.
 
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Diddydontplay said:
I forget which school offered the Anthony Weiner on Toasted Rye Bread. The only stipulation the concession stand had was you had to text a picture of it before you could eat it.
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You were more than likely in Cleveland County, Mister Do Wah Diddy Diddy Don't Play.
P.S. If I'm not mistaken, the keyboard player in this selection is Mister Smee's second cousin, Harold " Flea " Smee.
 
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