Sports food

[Anonymous No.12464373]

What do you folks order when you're at the ballpark or football stadium? And for Euros, at the soccer matches?

When I worked at a stadium we had crabcake sandwiches(I bet you can guess the city!). Otherwise I'd get chicken tenders for my employee meal.

[Anonymous No.12464385]

>>12464373
usually just beer and roasted peanuts

[Anonymous No.12464403]

same kind of shit I'd eat watching a movie

peanuts / pretzels / popcorn / candy

[Anonymous No.12464731]

>>12464373
>up there, Cazaly.

[Anonymous No.12464851]

usually just a dog
If I'm still hungry later I get a nachos too
but those garlic fries look goood

[Anonymous No.12464927]

>>12464731
What in the devil is that?

[Anonymous No.12464948]

Do Canadian hockey stadiums sell poutine?

[Anonymous No.12465061]

>>12464373
Nothing unless my brother buys me something.
Usually eat before hand and then sneak some alcohol in so we only have to buy 1 or 2 10$ beers.
Used to love the 10inch kielbasa dogs at the minor league games I went to as kid, now just mainly go to hockey games since I live near Tampa now.

[Anonymous No.12465071]

>>12464373
Usually I just get popcorn. Nachos if I'm desperate.
sport food sucks ass.

[Anonymous No.12465074]

>>12464373
If available, I try to order sushi rolls or sashimi. If there are none, I try to search for a Chinese eatery, and order from there, usually orange chicken. Failing that, I would default to some kind of a sandwich.

[Anonymous No.12465075]

Was at a first base suite at a game the other day. Got this bad boy. It was good just fucking fell apart. Had a nice kick

[Anonymous No.12465077]

>>12464373
I visited Seattle a few years ago and they sell a crab sandwich out in center field that was the best item I've had from a stadium concession stand. It was like $20, but worth it.

[Anonymous No.12465160]

[Anonymous No.12465162]

>>12464373
Boogs

[Anonymous No.12465173]

>>12465061
>I use to love the 10 inch kielbasa as a kid

I'm sure you did

[Anonymous No.12465215]

>>12465173
Yeah who doesn't love a nice hot dog?
This was when Heinz had the tobasco ketchup too so they had that in condiment section.
Takes me back.

[Anonymous No.12465349]

>>12464373
Baltimore?

[Anonymous No.12465368]

I enjoy a basic hot dog on occasion. I honestly just sneak my own food in. I make bento and a ball game is a fun excuse to make a big cute one to share.

[Anonymous No.12465389]

Nothing really stands out as exceptional at angels stadium so I usually stick with the basic hot dog, nachos, and twelve beers + the whiskey I snuck in

[Anonymous No.12465407]

I watch all my local team games for handegg when it's FHUTBAWL SEEZIN because I love the sport and my local team, but I never got the idea behind going to the stadium, and I've gone a few times. You mean I get to see the same thing I'd see on my TV but I have to sit between two random drunk fatasses while I do it? Were I travelling to some place I wanna see it's different from just googling pictures, because maybe I wanna check out that hole-in-the-wall joint there's no real info on. Were I a racing or flight simulator junkie I can understand how it still doesn't even come close to doing those things for real for an endless list of reasons. But I don't watch muh football for the crowd so there's no difference between the stadium and my couch to me, expect my couch is more inviting than stadium seating. I've been pre-game tailgating too and I never got how that wasn't just a worse version of having people over for barbecue and watching the game. The same thing except in a parking lot and a lot less comfortable and more crowded.

I'm not even ragging on anyone who enjoys that kind of stuff, more power to you, I just still can't wrap my head around the appeal after trying to all these years.

[Anonymous No.12466077]

>>12464948
Yes

[Anonymous No.12466151]

>>12464948
Yes but its usually pretty mediocre

[Anonymous No.12466195]

>>12464948
Yes and the gravy is from a can. I do logistics for a distributor and that is the main product they ship to canada. The poutine is also frozen and sold in 4 kilo bags. I have 10 bags in my freezer for the 4th. Declined the typical canned gravy and going to use portillos on top of duck fat garlic fries..

[Anonymous No.12468476]

>>12465160
Perfection

[Anonymous No.12468480]

>>12464373
I don’t go to sporting events because I’m not a fag. I play vidya on the couch with the lads like a man.

[Anonymous No.12468582]

For me it's the helmet nachos

[Anonymous No.12468585]

Germany, Bundesliga all the way down to the lowest leagues, Wurst über alles.

Also, fuck FIFA and modern football.

[Anonymous No.12468587]

>>12468582
With a helmet sundae for dessert

[Anonymous No.12468597]

>>12468587
Helmet chicken wings with helmet fries would also be ok if the helmet nacho line is too long

[Anonymous No.12468607]

I just eat a meal before I go to a game.

[Anonymous No.12468625]

>>12468585
y FIFA hate mang

[Anonymous No.12469168]

>>12465368
this looks so cute, what is all of this? teach me your ways

[Anonymous No.12469278]

Football hooligan reporting in.
No cunt in their right fucking mind would eat any of the crap they serve at any football ground. I just stand up the back drinking a can of Stella and smoking a joint.

[Anonymous No.12469297]

>>12465349
Clearly he means Southern MD Blue Crabs stadium because no self respecting anon would go to Baltimore since the days of Cal Ripken.

[Anonymous No.12469307]

>>12469278
>Hooligan
>Stella

Do faggots call themselves hooligans now?

[Anonymous No.12469397]

>>12469307
t. some sort of poofter Strongbow drinker

[Anonymous No.12469658]

tendies and cola

[Anonymous No.12469660]

>>12469397
>This fag and his soyboy friends only drink stella and strongbow

kek

[Anonymous No.12469663]

>>12469658
what the fuck

[Anonymous No.12469666]

>>12464373
Soyboys soyboy

[Anonymous No.12469671]

>>12469666
/x/ I'm not a newfag I don't post soyboy memes and it's not filtered here which is my home board so fuck you.

[Anonymous No.12469681]

>>12469658
Wouldn't mind being that weird guy that their mom bangs but they can't call "stepdad".

[Anonymous No.12469775]

>>12464373
For me, it's carne asada fries.

[Anonymous No.12469805]

>>12465215
Are you from Pittsburgh?

[Anonymous No.12469814]

>>12464373
nobody eats at the soccer matches in europe, maybe few people during the half time, but usually they are not selling food at the stadium
and everything is fine with that, average human can go for 2 hours without stuffing its face with fries

[Anonymous No.12469818]

One of the best food trends of my lifetime has been the proliferation of decent and sometimes even pretty good food and beer at ballparks

Back in the 90s it was like 100% shit, and now most stadiums are at least OK

[Anonymous No.12469820]

>>12469814
>average human can go for 2 hours without stuffing its face with fries
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

[Anonymous No.12469823]

>>12469814
*everybody is fine with that

[Anonymous No.12469824]

>>12464373
the humble bucket o’ burgers

[Anonymous No.12469826]

>>12464731
that’s a rugby game so i’m going to assume a meat pie

[Anonymous No.12469837]

>>12469820
but who even thinks about the food at the game? people are not missing it at all, otherwise the food stands would be common if there was some serious demand
it's other way round for drinks though, but food not

[Anonymous No.12469858]

>>12464373
Hot dogs, beer, peanuts. Nachos on rare occasions

[Anonymous No.12469871]

what is it even with this strange premise that eating makes every situation better? you don't want to eat in church, you don't want to eat in water park and same goes for football games
but it's true that sunflower or pumpkin seeds are common as they go well with beer, but nothing you need utensils for or makes you too occupied, you just bring these in the pockets

[Anonymous No.12469899]

>>12469871
>you don't want to eat in church
I was raised Catholic, though.

[Anonymous No.12469910]

>>12469899
wouldn't be surprised if you had variety of dips to go with your altar bread in US

[Anonymous No.12469914]

>>12469871
>you don't want to eat in church
I'm not even religious but what the fuck are you talking about?
>ou don't want to eat in water park
Water Parks definitely sell food

> but nothing you need utensils for or makes you too occupied
Thats why most people eat brats or hot dogs

[Anonymous No.12469928]

>>12469871
You're talking throughout church and swimming and eating is a puking/choking hazard.

[Anonymous No.12469935]

>>12469910
I was raised Catholic in Mexico. We only had wafers and wine during mass, but after the service, there would always be a fundraising reception in the building next door catered with tostadas, hot chocolate, and assorted Mexican sweet breads.

[Anonymous No.12469947]

>>12469935
>wafers and wine
what about gospel and chill?

[Anonymous No.12469965]

>>12469947
Quite a bit of chill, actually. Priests in Mexico like to have a little fun; they're not exactly going to take the piss out of the Bible, but they like to crack an occasional joke. That was one of the things I noticed when my family moved to the states, all of the priests are super serious. Serious and molesty.

[Anonymous No.12469983]

>>12469965
I don't know, when I was catholic growing up in the upper midwest the majority of priests were not very serious, but a portion of them were very serious

[Anonymous No.12469991]

>>12464373
DOLLAR
DOG
NIGHT

[Anonymous No.12470264]

In any South Korean baseball stadium, chicken and beer.

[Anonymous No.12471245]

>>12469826
Rather Australian rules football?