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Pricing Tiers
Pricing Tier A
Pricing Tier B
Pricing Tier C
Number of People to Feed
10
25
50
$174
$414
$810
$150
$354
$690
$126
$294
$570
Gridiron Burrito Bar | Tier A
Fajitas (Choose 1 meat for order for 10, 2 for 25/50)
Meat Options: Fajita Beef/Chicken/Pork or Veggie (Squash/Zucchini/Mushroom)
Assorterd Tortillas, Tortilla Chips, Grilled Peppers & Onions, Pan Roasted Corn &
Pineapple, Cheddar Cheese, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Salsa, Shredded Lettuce,
Chopped Tomoates
Bean Choices: Refried (regular or black), Pinto, Borracho
Rice Chioces: Spanish or Cilantro Lime
Sauce Choices: Jalepeno Ranch, Tomatillo, BBQ
Fightin’ Texas Aggie Fajitas | Tier A
Fajitas (Choose 1 meat for order for 10, 2 for 25/50)
Meat Options: Fajita Beef/Chicken/Pork or Veggie (Squash/Zucchini/Mushroom)
Assorterd Tortillas, Tortilla Chips, Grilled Peppers & Onions, Pan Roasted Corn &
Pineapple, Cheddar Cheese, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Salsa, Shredded Lettuce,
Chopped Tomoates
Bean Choices: Refried (regular or black), Pinto, Borracho
Rice Chioces: Spanish or Cilantro Lime
Sauce Choices: Jalepeno Ranch, Tomatillo, BBQ
Bevo-Less Thanksgiving | Tier A
What’s Included?
Paper Goods: Plates, Napkins, Silverware Packets, Cups
BREAKFAST Beverage Options: Apple or Orange Juice, Reg/Decaf Coffee
LUNCH/DINNER Beverage Options: Pink Lemonade, Unsweet Tea, Sweet Tea
Package Add Ons
Breakfast Tacos (Choice of sausage/bacon/potato egg & cheese)
$5.00 per taco - Comes with Picante Sauce
Kolaches (with/without cheese) - $29/dozen - Ham or Sausage
Chips & Queso
Pico de Gallo
$36.00/gallon (feeds 25+)
$15.00 (feeds 15+)
Pork Slab Rib - $29/rack
Pumpkin/Pecan Pie - $18
Chicken Halves - $6/half
Apple Dumplings - $29/dozen
Assorted Large Muffins - $25/dozen (Blueberry/Banana Nut/ Choc Chip)
Fresh Fruit with Dip - $31 - (feeds 10-15)
Cobbler (feeds 15-20)- $29 (Apple/Peach/Blackberry)
Bread Pudding (feeds 15-20)- $29
Mini Croissants - $18/dozen
Assorted Cookies- $16/dozen
Brownies or Lemon Bars - $18/dozen
Soft Drinks - $11/12 pack
Bottled Water- $1.50/bottle
Sweet/Unsweet Tea- $7/gal
Pink Lemonade - $7/gal
Bonfire Stack Nacho Bar| Tier B
Oven Roasted Sliced & Deboned Turkey or Pit Ham
Meat Options: Fajita Beef, Ground Beef, Chicken, Pork (1 for 10, 2 for 25/50)
The Wrecking Que | Tier B
Spirit of Aggieland Sliders | Tier B
Meat Options: Choose 1 option for group of 10, 2 for groups of 25/50
Cornbread Dressing, Green Bean Cassarole, Sweet Potato Cassarole *w/ Marshmallows
Giblet Gravy, Homemade Cranberry Sauce, Dinner Rolls
Choice of: Brisket, Turkey Breast, Pulled Pork, Pork Loin
Beans: Pinto, Baked, or Green Beans w/ Bnions & bacon
Sausage (Regular or Jalepeno)
Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Pickles, Onions, Sheila Pardon Bread, BBQ Sauce
The Wing Dunk | Tier B
Sauces: Asian, Lemon Pepper, Mild or Hot Buffalo
1 Sauce for orders for 10 people, 2 Sauces for 25/50
Chicken Tenders, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Celery
Dip Choices: Bleu Cheese, Buppylicious Sauce, Ketchup, Ranch
Boot Line Burger Bar | Tier B
Angus 1/2lb All-Beef Burgers or Grilled Chicken Breasts
Cheese: American, Swiss, or Pepper Jack
Gourmet Buns, Sauteed Mushrooms & Onions, Pickles, Sliced Onions,
Sliced Tomatoes, Shredded Lettuce, Assorted Chips, Mayo, Mustard, Ketchup
Choice of side: Coleslaw, Potato Salad, or Baked Beans
Tortilla Chips, Cheddar Cheese, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Pico de Gallo,
Chopped Tomoates, Chopped Onions, Sliced Jalepenos, Salsa & Queso
Bean Choices: Refried (regular or black), Pinto, Borracho
Sliders (3 per person) Beef, Pulled Pork, Chopped Beef, Grilled Chicken
Choose 1 meat for orders for 10, 2 for 25, 3 for 50
Cheese: American, Swiss, or Pepper Jack
Slider Buns, Pickles, Peppers, Onions, Assorted Chips, Mayo, Mustard, Ketchup
Choice of side: Coleslaw, Potato Salad, or Baked Beans
Howdy Hot Dog Bar | Tier C
Jumbo Hot Dogs, Bratwurst (Choice of 1 for 10, 2 for 25/50)
Hot Dog Buns, Chili, Cheese, Onions, Relish, Mayo, Mustard, Ketchup, Sauerkraut,
Assorted Chips
Choice of side: Coleslaw, Potato Salad, or Baked Beans
Farmers Fight | Tier C
Sandwich Tray: Ham, Turkey, Roast Beef, Chicken Salad, Tuna Salad
Choose 1 meat for orders for 10, 2 for 25, 3 for 50
Bread Choices: Croissant, White, Honeywheat, Hoagie
Choice of sides (Pick 2): Salad (Pasta/Fruit/Broccoli/ Potato), Texas Caviar w/ Chips,
Vegetable Tray w/ Dip , Fruit Tray w/ Dip
Please visit the catering portion of our website to place an order or contact our
Please visit the catering portion
All orders should be placed our
no later
than Tuesday
at 3:00 p.m. CST
website
at tailgateguys.com
the week of the game. Please visit the
catering
page
our website
to place on order.
at www.tailgateguys.com to place your order.
Pricing Tiers
Pricing Tier A
Pricing Tier B
Pricing Tier C
Number of People to Feed
10
25
50
$174
$414
$810
$150
$354
$690
$126
$294
$570
Fun Facts about origin of package names
Fightin’ Texas Aggie Fajitas
A&M is known all over the nation as the Fightin’ Texas Aggies.
The story is told that when Lawrence Sullivan Ross became
President of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, it was
under the threat of being shut down. Luckily, Governor Ross
would not have this and he went down to the Legislature and
fought to keep his school open. He got so angry that he
punched a senator over the issue. Afterwards, we were known
as the “Fightin’ Farmers” and now the “Fightin’ Texas Aggies.”
The Wrecking Que (Crew)
The term Wrecking Crew is a name given to defenses of the
football team. The term, coined by defensive back Chet Brooks,
became popular during Coach R.C. Slocum’s tenure.
The Wing (Ring) Dunk
For decades, an unofficial tradition among students involves
"dunking" the newly acquired Aggie Ring. The ring is dropped in
a pitcher of beer and the student chugs the entire pitcher in a
"Class Set" (for example, the Fighting Texas Aggie Class of 2011 will
have 111 seconds to "dunk" the ring) and catches the ring in his
or her teeth. Some students choose to dunk their rings in alternative
substances, including ice cream ornonalcoholic beverages.
Breakfast Menu
Reveille’s Breakfast Taco Bar | Tier B
Scrambled Eggs, Eggs w/ Sausage or Eggs w/ Bacon
Includes Cubed Potatos, Grated Cheese, Tortillas, Picante Sauce
Ol’ Army Breakfast | Tier B
Scrambled Eggs, Sausage Links & Bacon
Potatoes: Fried, Cubed, or Potatoes O’Brien
Biscuits, Jellies, Honey, Salsa, Ketchup
Whoopin’ Wake Up | Tier C
Assorted Pastries (Apple Dumplings, Cinnamon Rolls, Muffins)
Fresh Fruit w/ Yogurt Dip, Croissants, Jellies, Honey
Spirit of Aggieland Sliders
The alma mater of Texas A&M was written by then-student Marvin H.
Mimms. Aggies sing the song at sporting and other events, as they
reflect on the “spirit can ne’er be told,” that unites us.
Bonfire Stack Nacho Bar
The first Aggie Bonfire began in the early 1900's as a pile of wood
and trash next to the train station. The cadets decided to make a
Bonfire to congratulate the football team on their win. Although
this first Bonfire was held in the early morning hours of November 18,
1907, the first on-campus Aggie Bonfire was not held until 1909.
Reveille’s Breakfast Taco Bar
Term referring to A&M’s past, students or history.
Reveille, the first lady of Aggieland, is the official mascot of Texas
A&M University. She is the highest ranking member of the Corps of
Cadets, being the only bearer of five silver diamonds. Reveille I came
to Texas A&M in January 1931. A group of cadets hit a small black and
white dog on their way back from Navasota. They picked up the dog
and brought her back to the school so they could care for her. The
next morning, when “Reveille” was blown by a bugler, she started
barking. She was named after this morning wake up call. The
following football season she was named the official mascot when
she led the band onto the field during their half-time performance.
When Reveille I died on January 18, 1944, she was given a formal
military funeral on the gridiron of Kyle Field. She was then buried
at the north entrance to the field, as all Reveilles are, facing the
scoreboard so they can always watch the Aggies win.
(Whoop)in’ Wake Up
Howdy Hot Dog Bar
How we Aggies show our approval and excitement.
The official greeting of Texas A&M and Aggies everywhere!
Boot Line Burger Bar
As the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band leaves the field after each home
game half-time performance, Seniors (giving evidence by the their
Senior Boots), line up at the North End of Kyle Field to welcome
the team back onto the field for the second half.
Ol’ Army Breakfast
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