PETA Names Qualcomm #1 Vegan Friendly NFL Stadium

by TourGuideTim

Healthy San Diegans can rejoice in having the most vegetarian food options when attending a NFL football game. Cited for serving “bean burritos, veggie sushi rolls, vegetable wraps, veggie hot dogs, and Gardenburgers”, PETA has named the San Diego Chargers’ Qualcomm Stadium the #1 Vegetarian Friendly Stadium in the Country.

It’s probably no surprise that the #1 and #2 spots on PETA’s Top 5 List are in California, the other being Oakland’s Coliseum. However, you may be surprised that #3 is Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial, #4 is Minnesota’s Metrodome, and #5 is Green Bay’s Lambeau Field. Geez, where’s San Francisco’s Candlestick Park?

If you are a vegetarian, be sure to follow the PETA Files blog and if you are a Chargers fan you can follow them through their e-newsletter or on Twitter.

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One Response to “PETA Names Qualcomm #1 Vegan Friendly NFL Stadium”

Paul says:
December 3, 2008 at 9:24 pm
San Diego is known for being one of the fitest cities. I’m not surprised the stadium is the #1 Vegan spot in the NFL. I’m surprised Phliadelphia is on their list. It’s too bad it hasn’t helped the Chargers this season!

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