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Burger Watch: Hot Diggity introduces Burgers

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Burger Watch: Hot Diggity introduces Burgers<br/>

Everyone's favorite South Street hot dog spot, Hot Diggity (630 South St.) is venturing out of the encased meats game and expanding their with wings, onion rings, nachos, churros and burgers.

Starting at $5 the burgers are coming in beef and vegan versions on Le Bus buns and are customizable with toppings like guac, three cheese sauce, slaw, bacon and classic LTO. Buffalo, barbecue and Mexi-Cali burgers are also on the menu. Oh and those new wings? You can get those vegan as well.

Hot Diggity is also teasing a rotation regional sandwich menu rolling out soon featuring fried bologna sandwiches, New Mexican green chile cheeseburgers, Fall River chow mein sandwiches, cheese-stuffed Juicy Lucy burgers via Minneapolis and Cleveland Polish Boys.

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