Welcome to Fast Food Playing Cards! My name is Rich Li, and I’m a graphic designer, magician and a big fan of fast foods. FFP is where we get to put my 3 passions to work in creating fun, quality decks of playing cards for our valued customers like you!

After the famous pairing of the Fries & Ketchup, and all the support shown for those decks, we’ve expanded our menu with another popular combo: Hot Dog & Mustard.

Features:

Limited to 2000 Each. Comes in 2 Version - Hot Dog & Mustard

The Hot Dog tuck case is Embossed and made with Premium Matte Finish Paper, Printed on both sides, and Die-Cutted to mimic an actual Hot Dog Box.

Fully custom court cards representing the Fast Food Culture

The Hot Dog Deck is FULLY Marked - Allowing you to identify any given card from the back.

The Mustard Deck is Suit Marked - Allowing you to identify any suit of any given card from the back.

VIP Membership Card with your name & membership number engraved

Fulfillment by Gambler Warehouse in United States

Embossed Hot Dog Truck Half Brick Box is automatically applied when you back 6 decks or more

KickStarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fastfoodplayingcard/hot-dog-and-mustard-playing-cards

Full Deck Scan: https://cardscans.piwigo.com/index?/category/1047-ffp_hot_dog

The Hot Dog Gilded Edition is Limited to 100 Decks with a Meaty-Bronze Gilding and a numbered-foil seal.

The Hot Dog Holographic Gilded Edition is Limited to only 50 Decks. And is STRICTLY limited for our FFP Members from our previous campaign.

Originating during the heyday of Juneau’s glorious mining era, this world famous saloon has provided hospitality and fellowship to weary travelers and local patrons alike. Early day proprietors, Earl and Thelma (Pederson) Forsythe provided dancing and long time entertainer “Ragtime Hattie” played the piano in her white gloves and silver dollar halter top. During territorial days, during his tenure of over twenty years as owner, Gordie Kanouse would meet tour boats with his mule that wore a sign saying “follow my ass to the Red Dog Saloon”. In the early seventies the Harris family bought the saloon and continued to grow and protect the priceless collection of furs, guns and antiques.