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‘The Midway Monster Dog’ will be a new sandwich at Chicago Bears games this season

By  Matthew Schwerha
   
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Even if the Chicago Bears are as bad as some are predicting, at least fans at Soldier Field will be able to enjoy some good eats while watching potentially not-so-great football.

It’s unclear what the price of the above “Midway Monster Dog” will be (most likely high), but a sandwich on a pretzel bun featuring a hot dog, corned beef and bacon will be tough to beat.

The Bears aren’t the only NFL team unleashing new food for its fans for the 2015 season.

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