I had replied to a topic on the Los Angeles board, but it was deleted because it deals with Jersey dogs. I was told to repost it here. See below. I think that last year, it was determined by the National Hot Dog and Sausage... (23 replies, last updated by jfood July 24, 2007)

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/480868 I have seen them in NYC but are there any of these in New Jersey? heres an example... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWQR36dW0GA (6 replies, last updated by currymouth March 29, 2009)

They call him Flipper, Flipper, faster than lightning, No-one you see, is smarter than he, And we know Flipper, lives in a world full of wonder, Flying there-under, under the sea! Everyone loves the king of the sea, Ever so kind and... (41 replies, last updated by ChinoWayne March 2, 2007)

Wow, that sounds interesting. Even tho' my primarily interest is beer, I wouldn’t mind a local cider, and a true "Jersey Lightning" applejack again. Seems that would require two separate licenses (winery and distillery)... (117 replies, last updated by CTMcEnroe November 3, 2009)

Rise Bar is amazing – the night I went, there was a thunder/lightning storm in NY harbor – it was amzing to watch from the windows! I used to frequent Chelsea Brewing Company in Chelsea Piers for basic pub grub and... (25 replies, last updated by Liquid Sky June 11, 2007)

Up" or “Wink”. Weird that just a few miles away, you called 'em hoagies. Thought that was a Philly thing...as in South Jersey Camden, Cherry Hill, etc. Where in north NJ were you? AFAIK, they called 'em subs in NYC,... (63 replies, last updated by Sean April 20, 2009)

the gnocci were on the small side, they still managed to stayed hot throughout my meal. Then again, I probably ate them at lightning speed :-) A more simple dish I look forward to in Napa is the polenta with tomato chutney at... (12 replies, last updated by dutch July 12, 2002)

is the nearest Hardee’s? Don’t they have them in New Jersey? (28 replies, last updated by flavrmeistr January 27, 2004)

excellent hot dogs that I would put up against any dogs anywhere. They come from Marathon Enterprises in N.J. and are better than their famous Sabrett house brand. In New Jersey, Syd’s makes a charbroiled, spicy all beef... (15 replies, last updated by John Calzada August 29, 2002)

are just as tasty and satisfying. Lunch time is very busy and the service is lightning fast, but towards the later hours you will find it more relxed. (31 replies, last updated by Woodside Al September 16, 2007)

JungMann Not to worry. I’ve often used the wrong word. Or the almost right word. Remember Mark Twain: "The difference between the right word and the almost right word is like the difference between lightning and the... (178 replies, last updated by minibrings July 11, 2009)

I was reading the supermarket meat and chicken thread earlier this evening. In the middle of the night I started thinking how lucky I have been in the fresh food department most of my life. As a kid, in central New Jersey, I... (38 replies, last updated by shoo bee doo June 26, 2008)

." (Martha Stewart! Remembering column: Crabbing at the Jersey Shore) (40 replies, last updated by C. Fox October 19, 2001)

went to the local Stop and Shop and saw the Tortillas there were all dry and mealy looking and shipped all the way from New Jersey!! Aye! Poor Tio!! We would have sent him Tamales too if I trusted my local Fed Ex man... LOL!... (83 replies, last updated by katkoupai June 22, 2008)

Im in Jersey and have looked everywhere for Goose Island, hoping distribution picks up our area. (117 replies, last updated by MOREKASHA October 18, 2007)