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Marian Hossa ate pierogi from the Stanley Cup

Dan Cahill By Dan Cahill
   
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Well, this must be a first. Just when you think every imaginable food and drink has been consumed from the Stanley Cup, Blackhawks star Marian Hossa pops some pierogi. Nothing like a little home-cookin’ for the Czech-born player.

Marian Hossa eating pierogies from the Stanley Cup. A photo posted by Scott Powers (@espnchipowers) on Aug 20, 2015 at 6:51am PDT

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