what is the best tailgating food at a nascar race?
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green eggs and ham. lol  for real baked beans and hot dogs.
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i would suggest either dover, martinsville, or bristol. good seats everywhere and you can see almost everything\n\npocono is like going to daytona or talladega, you can't see anything on the far side
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The biking event is where all the eating happens.  What we do is break up a protein/energy bar into bite size pieces and stick it to the bar of the bike.  This is all pre-race obviously. Make sure to have water to wash down those sticky bars.
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Roast Beef and Yorkshire pudding with fresh garden peas and roast potatoes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And a thick gravy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nAnd hot English mustard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\nHoly sh*t, I'm hungry!
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nascar.com has stuff but its pretty much the same stuff for each driver, just with a different logo.  I found the same thing to be true at the track last year - all the trailers had the same styles, just with their driver.  you could try the websites for the individual drivers.  there is a site called goracegirl.com but it's not driver specific stuff.  I think that nascar.com is probably the best bet, they add new stuff all the time
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Wendy's definitely. I would probably order Chicken tenders.
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Eating the Carbs the day before the race is for Energy. Carbs are for energy. Eating a high carbohydrate meal is always good the night before a race.
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You want to run fast like the big brown truck??\n Get real davehunt2424, us NASCAR fans can drink anytime we please!! The real moron is you and anyone else who doesn't think its a sport!
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It is Busch, and just go to nascar.com  They have everything you need to know.
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Meat, chili, hotsauce, live football, and beer
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fruit!!! \nveggies!!!\nsports!!!\nrunning!!!\nno junk food!!!
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bread\nbeef\nand some creamy cheezy stuff\nsad but true of most people
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Traditional bar-b-ques or (my favorite) fried chicken and potato salad are always good choices for food.\n\nAs far as games go, flag football, baseball, for the more active; or, select a bunch of 4th of July trivia bits and play "pictionary" or trvial pursuit.
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If you're invited, or there's an open invite tailgater, then of course.  We have a guy here in Philly that actually cooks according to who we're playing...i.e. Clam Chowder for the Patriots, Jumbalaya for the Saints, etc.  It'd be a huge waste if all you coould do was drink your buddy's crap beer and eat his burnt hamburgers.
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ham sandwhich.\n\n\n\nlol just kidding. some spinache pasta and some olive oil a little salt, pieces of chicken and garlic. It rules.
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The Edmonton Oilers!\n\nThis is their menu\n\nAPPETIZER\nRed Wings\n\nSTARTER \nShark Soup\n\nENTREE\nPeking Duck\n\nFOLLOWED BY\nBuffalo Burger\n\nGO OILERS GO!!!!
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When attending a large gathering I always try to bring something easy to pick up and eat.  At the holidays my favorite things to bring are homemade fudge and huge trays of assorted nuts that have been shelled....just pick them up and eat them.  I bring lots of macadamia nuts and cashews, those seem to be the favorites.  The fudge  recipe I use is from the marshmallow Fluff company in Lynn, MA....visit their website and get the recipe...it's called NO-FAIL FUDGE and it is true!!!