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In recent years NFL tailgating has become an art form as fans strive to bring the comforts of home to their temporary place of residence outside an NFL stadium near you. Touring the country as I visit stadium after stadium on a crusade to attend a game in each, I’ve been floored by the ingenuity and passion of the millennium fan. On Sunday mornings, stadium tailgating takes on a new meaning as parking lots brimming with NFL tailgaters spring into action. Converted school buses, delivery trucks, and RV’s packed with more electronics than a tactical operations shelter, serve as central command for today’s tailgater. Leather recliners, pop-up shelters, flat screen TV’s, full sized barbecues, firepits, and tailgating flagpoles … these are the marks of a true NFL Superfan. Gone are the days when one could sneak kegs of beer and coolers into NFL stadiums. In the post 9/11 era, security concerns combine with the interests of big business to limit what can be brought into the stadium on gameday. In response, today’s fan bookends the Sunday celebration with a parking lot feast that rivals the gluttony of any medieval banquet hall. Deep fried turkeys, legs of lambs, rotisseried roasts, and seafood boils litter stadium parking lots as NFL tailgaters strive to bring unique gourmet meals to the great outdoors. For some, the traditional handheld hotdog or double-fisted brew may suffice, but to those that strive for professionalism in a world of mediocrity, this page is respectfully dedicated. |
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NFL Team Pop up Tent This 8x8 pop up tent is an excellent way mark your territory as well as provide protection from the elements for the NFL tailgater. Compact and designed for easy setup and teardown, the NFL pop-up tent will provide shade from the sun on hot days or shelter from the rain. It can also be outfitted with additional side panels if desired. |
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Portable Fire Pit A fire pit for winter games is a tailgating necessity. Barbecue and charcoal grills can provide warmth at times, but nothing beats the crackle of a hardwood fire burning in your personal fire pit on gameday. We bring a fire pit to every game we attend. |
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Tailgating Potable Grill Every tailgating guru should own a full-sized portable grill to take to the stadium on gameday. These fantastic propane grills collapse down to a very manage- able portable package. Couple this grill with a set of NFL barbecue (BBQ) utensils emblazoned with your Favorite NFL team logo, for an unbeatable tailgating combination. |
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Tailgating Rotisserie Kit I purchased this rotisserie kit last year and I’ve used it on gameday at Ralph Wilson stadium a couple of times. It’s a lightweight, compact 110-volt rotisserie kit that can be adapted to any grill. I use a cigarettelighter power inverter to make 110-volts from my car and plug in an extension cord to run my rotisserie on gameday to spin the meats all day long. This little guy has made some of the most succulent turkey breasts and roasts I’ve ever eaten. A feast fit for a king.. |
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Turkey Deep Fryer/ Seafood Boiler You haven’t lived until you tasted a deep-fried turkey or roast. By flash cooking these massive meats in your vegetable oil of choice, all of the juices that normally fall out leaving the meat dry are sealed in for a moist, delicious main course. The Turkey fryer can also be used for seafood boils, chilies, and chowders. I had a Shrimp boil in Jacksonville, FL with "Slap Ya Mama" cajun spices - fantastic! |
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Tailgating Flagpole
Mark you territory with this extendable tailgating flagpole kit that accommodates up to two 3' x 5' flags. this tailgaters kit includes the collapsable flagpole-to-go and Tailgater's tire mount. Strong aluminum construction makes this product a fantastic accent to any tailgating party. |
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