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Eat It or Beat It

AIR DATE: November 12, 2010

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Max Jacobson and John Curtas share their five most overrated food trends and spar over Golden Steer, Ay Chung Chinese Cafe, and KGB Burger in Eat It or Beat It.

EAT IT OR BEAT IT
KGB Burgers
Harrah's Las Vegas
3475 Las Vegas Blvd. South
369-5000

Golden Steer
308 West Sahara Avenue
384-4470

Ay Chung Chinese Cafe
5115 Spring Mountain Rd
458-6868

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