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Dakburger Comes Out Sooner Than Expected

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ARLINGTON (CBSDFW.COM) – Just as a Dallas Cowboys rookie quarterback is being thrust into the starting lineup, Snuffer's Restaurant & Bar is calling an audible and rolling out its Dakburger much earlier than expected.

Tuesday the restaurant debuted the Dakburger, once considered its "Burger of the Future" but now pressed into service on an accelerated timetable, just like Dak Prescott.

According to a Snuffer's news release, "chefs in Snuffer's Arlington restaurant have been working on the Dakburger since late April, after discovering a promising recipe on a scouting trip to Mississippi."

"The Dakburger has performed surprisingly well in limited testing, but we were planning to keep tweaking it in the kitchen for another year or so before rolling it out to compete alongside the veteran burgers on our menu," said Tim Schroder, Snuffer's Vice President of Operations Services. "We hope the Dakburger will become an immediate star and carry our menu for the next 10 years. Or at least the next six to 10 weeks."

The Dakburger is said to be a 100 percent fresh ground chuck burger topped with applewood smoked bacon strips, hickory BBQ sauce, cheddar cheese and red onions on a poppy seed bun.

The restaurant says the burger will stay in its starting lineup as long as it performs well.

"Burger lovers and anyone who enjoys rooting for the new kid on the block are invited to come by their favorite Snuffer's on Sunday, Sept. 11, watch some football and see if the Dakburger lives up to its lofty expectations," continued Schroder. "We know it's a whole new ballgame when we take a rookie burger from test phase to the real action, but we love what we've seen so far. We think the Dakburger will pass with flying colors and become an instant fan favorite."

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