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Chompie's Jewish Sliders 99 Cents on Wednesday

Had a Jewish slider from Chompie's yet? Adam Richman has. He attempted a plateful of 'em last year for his show, Man v. Food on the Travel Channel. If you haven't tried the mini challah roll filled with moist lean brisket, a mini potato pancake, and Jack cheese with brown...

By Laura Hahnefeld

July 19, 2011

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Had a Jewish slider from Chompie's yet? Adam Richman has. He attempted a plateful of 'em last year for his show, Man v. Food on the Travel Channel.

If you haven't tried the mini challah roll filled with moist lean brisket, a mini potato pancake, and Jack cheese with brown gravy yet (or simply need another fix), this Wednesday, July 20, Chompie's, Arizona's New York Deli with four Valley locations, will be sellin' their Jewish Sliders for 99 cents each during their Ultimate Slider Celebration.

In its second year, the celebration thanks customers for their support of Chompie's 32 years in the, well, chomping business.

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