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[ESPN OTL]What's lurking in your stadium food?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by leroy, Jul 25, 2010.

  1. leroy

    leroy Member
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    The Toyota Center and Minute Maid Park are pretty clean.
     
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    Wow, according to this list, Florida is uniformly terrible. One stadium that's at 67% of vendors with violations and the rest of the state at 75%-100%.
     
  5. Raven

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    I think this happens at every restaurant. It's one of the reasons that my family rarely eats out, because it's not just that quality has gone down, while prices have gone up, but that I've personally seen these type of health code violations, and I harbor no illusions about it being an isolated incident.
     
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    Remember that guy who posted here who got sick from Toyota Center food and wanted a to know how to go about getting a free gift card from them in compensation? That was pretty cool.
     
  7. Kam

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    Unless Florida has more stricter guidelines.


    Saw this last night on their website. It makes me think twice about purchasing stuff. I mean, it's already 4.50 for a drink, 7.00 for a beer.
     
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    I'd love to see the report on Robertson Stadium. Those hot dogs must have expired 20 years ago.
     
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    Americans are hypersensitive to expiration dates. Very few things will actually spoil on or close to the date..
     
  10. leroy

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    I'll never eat food from that stadium again. Those dogs are plain disgusting. The worst I've had was at SHSU. I got sick from those.
     
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    This is true. I read an article a month or so ago that actually pointed out how long you could use foods after the labeled expiration date.
     
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    I personally don't pay attention to them except for when I first buy them to buy the newest possible. Like milk, I always smell it before I drink it... don't pay attention to expiration date. Never gotten sick from it :p
     
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    midwest beat us out.
     

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