Most Outrageous Food Served at Ballparks
Atlanta Braves, SunTrust Park
Delaware North
That is the Tomahawk Chop Sandwich, a breaded and fried pork chop with collard green cole slaw and BBQ sauce. Does it look huge? It is. It serves four to six people and costs $26. Yowza.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
How about a Mac & Cheese Twister? You can get it with crab meat, buffalo chicken or pulled pork.
White Sox, Guaranteed Rate Field
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Introducing the Giant Smoky Pit Baked Grilled Mac & Cheese. Sixteen inches of goodness there.
Brewers, Miller Park
Delaware North
More Mac and Cheese? This Chorizo and Pico de Gallo Mac & Cheese looks killer.
Padres, Petco Park
Delaware NorthEver seen anything like this? PB&J wings.
Rangers, Globe Life Park in Arlington
Delaware NorthYou want sweet and savory together? They've got you with the Texas Snowballs. Brisket rolled into dough balls, dipped in batter and deep fried before being topped with powdered sugar.
Nationals, Nationals Park
Levy Restaurants
Onion rings and a DC Half Smoke on that cheeseburger. Fittingly named, this is "The Monument"
Diamondbacks, Chase Field
Levy Restaurants
The Chicken Funnel Cake Sandwich. That's strawberry-granny apple jam on top of the chicken.
Mariners Safeco Field
By far the most outrageous, attendees of Seattle Mariners baseball games ate a whopping 18,000 toasted grasshoppers in just the first three nights of their home opening games.
