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Article: When Pigs Fly Indiana keeps pounding out top-notch pork tenderloin sandwiches
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- Post-Tribune (IN)
- Article date:
- December 17, 2000
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A waitress at The Red Onion in Sheridan delivers some of the 900 pork tenderloin sandwiches that the restaurant dishes out every week.(PHOTO) (Photo Provided)
A patron of The Red Onion in Sheridan, located in Hamilton County, dives into a massive pork tenderloin sandwich. The Red Onion bakes buns that are seven inches in diameter to accomadate the pork tenderloin patties.(PHOTO) (Photo Provided)
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