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$5.00 Football Flatbread Feature Cheeseburger Flatbread A smoky Dijon cheese sauce base, topped with hamburger, pickles, and cheddar cheese. Buffalo Chicken Flatbread A buffalo cream cheese sauce base, topped with spicy chicken, jalapenos, and provolone cheese. Cleveland Browns San Francisco 49ers Polish Boy VS Prime Time Spinach A hot BBQ sauce base topped VS A spinach and artichoke base with kielbasa, tater kegs, topped with prime rib and pepperjack cheese, smoked Gouda cheese. and coleslaw. $5.00 Football Flatbread Feature Cheeseburger Flatbread A smoky Dijon cheese sauce base, topped with hamburger, pickles, and cheddar cheese. Buffalo Chicken Flatbread A buffalo cream cheese sauce base, topped with spicy chicken, jalapenos, and provolone cheese. Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions Lambeau Heap VS Kid Rockin BBQ A six cheese flatbread VS A flatbread topped with finished with fried Badass Ale BBQ chicken, cheese curds. grilled pineapple and provolone cheese. $5.00 Football Flatbread Feature Cheeseburger Flatbread A smoky Dijon cheese sauce base, topped with hamburger, pickles, and cheddar cheese. Buffalo Chicken Flatbread A buffalo cream cheese sauce base, topped with spicy chicken, jalapenos, and provolone cheese. New England Pats New York Jets Chowder Head VS Big Apple Smoked clam sauce base A Gouda cheese sauce base topped with roasted onion, topped with apples, candied celery, carrots, potatoes, and bacon, Gouda cheese, and oregano infused Parmesan. a berry puree drizzle. $5.00 Football Flatbread Feature Cheeseburger Flatbread A smoky Dijon cheese sauce base, topped with hamburger, pickles, and cheddar cheese. Buffalo Chicken Flatbread A buffalo cream cheese sauce base, topped with spicy chicken, jalapenos, and provolone cheese. Pittsburg Steelers Miami Dolphins Pierogi VS Cuban A tomato base topped with VS A mustard base topped potato and onion pierogi, with pork, ham, pickles, mushrooms, onions, and Swiss Cheese. and balsamic glaze..

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