Glory of glories: Hoagiefest is back

Thank God the End of Days decided not to happen this weekend: If it had, we'd all miss out on Wawa's annual summer-month celebration of The Hoagie.

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Glory of glories: Hoagiefest is back

POSTED: Tuesday, May 24, 2011, 11:35 AM

Filed Under: Dealage

Thank God the End of Days decided not to happen this weekend: If it had, we'd all miss out on Wawa's annual summer-month celebration of the hoagie The Hoagie. Yes, Hoagiefest is back and as exciting as ever, promising a rotating roster of classic Shortis that clock in at $3.49 apiece — the standard turkey variety is available at the special price for the entire 10-week duration of the promotion, but look for ever-changing additions like roast beef (May 23-June 5), cheesesteak (June 6-June 19), meatball (July 4-17), Italian (June 20-July 3), and the ever-dubious, truly suspicious prime rib (July 18-31). Oh, Hoagiefest. Your unforgettable jingles and truly stunning promotional artwork/website never cease to satisfy and astound. Promotions like this are almost enough to make us hunger for the your most suspicious fare.

Posted by Adrian Pelliccia @ 11:35 AM Permalink | 1 comment

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0 like this / 0 don't • Posted 12:41 AM, 05/25/2011

Big fan of the jingles- thanks for informing me that I can find all of them in one place!

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