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	www.Wienerschnitzel.com
		When it comes to pushing the boundaries of taste, we really know what we’re doing.
		Back in 1961, 23-year-old fast-food entrepreneur John Galardi saw an opportunity and started Wienerschnitzel with the opening of a single hot dog stand.
		Since that time, we have taken our love for all-things-hot-dog and opened over 340 stores in ten states, and even Guam, to become The World's Largest Hot Dog Chain and one of the largest privately owned fast-food restaurant chains in the nation.
	www.wienerschnitzel.com /about.php (145 words)

	Wienerschnitzel Hot Dog
		Wienerschnitzel is the largest hot dog fast food chain franchie in the World with over 300 restaurants, selling over 70 million hot dogs per year.
		Today, Wienerschnitzel is the largest hot dog fast food chain in the World with over 350 restaurants, selling over 80 million hot dogs per year, making cstomers the ultimate judges.
		A. Several commercial lenders and several SBA lenders that have previously worked with Wienerschnitzel franchisees, are seeking lending opportunities with prospective Wienerschnitzel franchisees.
	www.nettizen.com /member.asp?id=199 (443 words)

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	WIENER SCHNITZEL
		This page has been created in an effort to enlighten the confusion of the American public about the German taste treat Wiener Schnitzel.
		There is a fast food franchise in the US called 'Der Wienerschnitzel' which serves 'Wiener' (Würstchen) but no Wiener Schnitzel at all.
		So the question arises, what actually is Wiener Schnitzel and how is it made?
	www.wienerschnitzel.org (262 words)

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