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"It's pretty uncommon for a baseball stadium, but I am trying it anyway," said 31-year-old Glenn Marquez, who purchased an array of rolls before heading to his seat during a game. "I usually have nachos -- and mini-donuts of course -- but I love sushi, so I am trying it here."
"We have a lot of season ticket-holders who are regular customers," says [Cary Davies]. "They like the noodle dishes because they are a real meal, not just a snack. And it's healthy. We don't use trans fats or MSG and very little oil.""I always have hot dogs, French fries and beer," says the Winnipegger. "I don't go for fancy stuff. Hot dogs are what I have eaten at the ballpark since I was a kid. It is part of the enjoyment of the game. I don't think I will ever change."See the full content of this document
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A Home Run for Hunger
With more than two dozen concession stands offering everything from sushi to perogies,CanWest Global Park is a great place to eat...and maybe take in a ball game
By Cheryl BinningFOR more than 50 years, baseball fans have been singing Take Me Out to the Ballgame during the seventh-inning s...See the full content of this document
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