Buy your meat gameday at Inboden's Meat Market in DeKalb and you always have a good day of grilling.

(09-18-2013 03:06 PM)cartershaw Wrote:  

(09-18-2013 01:41 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  I never tailgate. I'll eat and drink whatever they have in the HASF tent.

I didnt care for the HASF tent or its food.. too crowded, no refills on food, and only beer.. So we are skipping it this year(unless we get lazy)

I completely agree with you. Food is not great and it's prepared for a large crowd (hence, not all that tasty). However, since I already paid for it as part of my donation, I'll gladly take it. Yes, it is very crowded in the tent and it's often a scramble for seats. If the Fatty's tent is not crowded (fat chance), maybe I'll sneak in there. At least in the HASF tent, the beer is freely flowing. And, it's served by very cute coeds in tight shorts or jeans (and sometimes constricting tops), who will extend their smile for a nice tip. Unfortunately, I can't leave a large tip , but I am well able to throw a few bucks into their (tip) kitty.

(09-18-2013 03:14 PM)HUSKiESbelieve Wrote:  Buy your meat gameday at Inboden's Meat Market in DeKalb and you always have a good day of grilling.

Another great option from Inboden's is their Pig Roast! Can't go wrong with that!

When my wife and I get to the HASF tent there is nary a seat to be found. We will sooner grab something inside the stadium and enjoy it at our seats.

(09-18-2013 03:43 PM)huskiebob Wrote:  

(09-18-2013 03:14 PM)HUSKiESbelieve Wrote:  Buy your meat gameday at Inboden's Meat Market in DeKalb and you always have a good day of grilling.

Another great option from Inboden's is their Pig Roast! Can't go wrong with that!

I missed that game.

(09-18-2013 03:49 PM)HappyHuskie Wrote:  When my wife and I get to the HASF tent there is nary a seat to be found. We will sooner grab something inside the stadium and enjoy it at our seats.

True. And I assume it will be a lot worse on Saturday with the projected sellout.

(09-18-2013 03:18 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(09-18-2013 03:06 PM)cartershaw Wrote:  

(09-18-2013 01:41 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  I never tailgate. I'll eat and drink whatever they have in the HASF tent.

I didnt care for the HASF tent or its food.. too crowded, no refills on food, and only beer.. So we are skipping it this year(unless we get lazy)

I completely agree with you. Food is not great and it's prepared for a large crowd (hence, not all that tasty). However, since I already paid for it as part of my donation, I'll gladly take it. Yes, it is very crowded in the tent and it's often a scramble for seats. If the Fatty's tent is not crowded (fat chance), maybe I'll sneak in there. At least in the HASF tent, the beer is freely flowing. And, it's served by very cute coeds in tight shorts or jeans (and sometimes constricting tops), who will extend their smile for a nice tip. Unfortunately, I can't leave a large tip , but I am well able to throw a few bucks into their (tip) kitty.

I am not a big beer fan, and when my wife is standing next to me, it makes for long car rides home if i stare to long

(09-18-2013 03:56 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(09-18-2013 03:49 PM)HappyHuskie Wrote:  When my wife and I get to the HASF tent there is nary a seat to be found. We will sooner grab something inside the stadium and enjoy it at our seats.

True. And I assume it will be a lot worse on Saturday with the projected sellout.

That's okay. We'll gladly take the sellout. I can't wait to once again see a jam packed Huskie Stadium!

When I get to DeKalb I almost always save my appetite for World Famous Pizza after the game, but the last time I came down from the Cities I loaded my trunk with cheapass Minneapolis beer and traded it for food.

"Here, have a Grain Belt. It's a very famous beer."












Suckers. It's not a good beer.

(09-18-2013 03:14 PM)HUSKiESbelieve Wrote:  Buy your meat gameday at Inboden's Meat Market in DeKalb and you always have a good day of grilling.

That place sells some great meat products. Oh man, now i want some!

(09-18-2013 04:05 PM)Lord Stanley Wrote:  When I get to DeKalb I almost always save my appetite for World Famous Pizza after the game, but the last time I came down from the Cities I loaded my trunk with cheapass Minneapolis beer and traded it for food.

"Here, have a Grain Belt. It's a very famous beer."












Suckers. It's not a good beer.

Grain Belt?! Don't they use that to clear out colons prior to a colonoscopy? I also heard that they use it in northern Minnesota to clean out septic tanks.

For a long time, there was a tavern in Park Ridge (IL) that had a Grain Belt sign outside.

(09-18-2013 07:02 PM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

(09-18-2013 04:05 PM)Lord Stanley Wrote:  When I get to DeKalb I almost always save my appetite for World Famous Pizza after the game, but the last time I came down from the Cities I loaded my trunk with cheapass Minneapolis beer and traded it for food.

"Here, have a Grain Belt. It's a very famous beer."


it was on potter road been there numerous times. think its still there









Suckers. It's not a good beer.

Grain Belt?! Don't they use that to clear out colons prior to a colonoscopy? I also heard that they use it in northern Minnesota to clean out septic tanks.

For a long time, there was a tavern in Park Ridge (IL) that had a Grain Belt sign outside.

(09-18-2013 02:35 PM)huskiebob Wrote:  For those that don't wanna cook and want something real tasty, can't beat the Beef Rolls from Pizza Pros! And, it's super convenient (Pizza Pros is right next to Lot K).

The pregame meal for my friends and I is usually an order of cheese nuggets and a beef roll. I love to grill, but knowing I can just show up and order these delicacies is too enticing.

I have heard a terrible tumor... Pita Pete's. No longer exists. Tell me it ain't so.

(09-19-2013 10:26 PM)numbersdontlie Wrote:  I have heard a terrible tumor... Pita Pete's. No longer exists. Tell me it ain't so.

It was there the weekend of the Iowa game when we made a stop in Dekalb.

(09-19-2013 10:26 PM)numbersdontlie Wrote:  I have heard a terrible tumor... Pita Pete's. No longer exists. Tell me it ain't so.

Pretty sure it ain't so.

Thank goodness.

I'm a tailgating noob...Are full sized Weber grills allowed?

(09-20-2013 05:59 PM)2012NIUAccy Wrote:  I'm a tailgating noob...Are full sized Weber grills allowed?

Yes