Inside the Story: Former Survivor contestant now surviving on selling corn dogs @danrascon4545
Inside the Story: Former Survivor contestant now surviving on selling corn dogs  @danrascon4545
Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 50 minutes ago
(KUTV) She lasted 39 days stranded on an island and was just one vote away from winning a million dollars in the reality show, "Survivor."
Now, 14 years later, Neleh Nielson is selling corn dogs from her food truck. She sells corn dogs, fried pickles, even fried candy bars.
Neleh and her husband, Kris, called their truck "Marquesas Corndogs," after the name of season four of CBS' show, "Survivor."
Neleh, who was Neleh Dennis back then, was just 21 years old when she competed with 15 other contestants back in 2002.
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Inside the Story: Former 'Survivor' contestant now surviving on selling corn dogs

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