Stock up on Cougar smokies for the football game

Impress your friends and family at the football game with WSU’s infamous Cougar Smokies. This Thursday and Friday, from 3-6 p.m., Cougar Quality Meats at the WSU Meats Lab is selling:

Cougar Smokie Sausages: $7/package

Beef Jerky- $5.99/pk Sweet and Spicy or Espresso

WSU Spice Rubs- Everything Spice Rub or Espresso Rub: $6.95/bottle

All beef pepperoni sticks: $12/package or 2 for $20

Pork breakfast sausage: $3.50/lb

Pork Bratwursts: $4.99/lb

WSU Premium Angus Ground Beef: $5.25/lb

WSU Premium Wagyu Ground Beef: $6.50/lb

Variety Meats: Liver and heart- $2/lb, Tongue- $4.50/lb

Stop by the Meats Lab this Thursday and Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. or contact the Meats Lab at cougar.qualitymeats@wsu.edu to reserve your product ahead of time. Cash, check, and card accepted.  The WSU Meats Lab is a brick building located at the end of Wilson Rd between the Alumni Center and WSU Green Houses.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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