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New Eagles Stadium Food Combines Beef Dunkin’ And Water Ice

Justin Franiak September 7th, 2022
(Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

Football season is here and a new Eagles stadium food combines beef, Dunkin, and water ice.

According to Darren Rovell, Sports Business Reporter for Action Network, the Philadelphia Eagles and Aramark have teamed up for something VERY different this season.

The new food will be A Dunkin Macchiato Cereal crusted beef brisket and Monterey jack cheese croquettes served with Rita’s Wild Black Cherry Ice BBQ sauce.

WHAT?! This sounds so interesting. I need to try it.

Check out the new item here:

The new food combines a Philly staple with something we all run on: Dunkin.

I love Rita’s Water Ice and I can imagine how incredible a BBQ sauce made out of the stuff will be.

If you are unsure of what a croquette is Merriam-Webster describes it as “a small often rounded mass consisting usually of minced meat, fish, or vegetable coated with egg and bread crumbs and deep-fried.”

Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles, will not only feature this new and intriguing food item but will offer Tony Luke’s Roast Pork Italian Sandwich and Cheesesteaks, Quick & Carmichael BBQ pulled pork and pulled chicken sandwiches, and Love & Honey Fried Chicken among others for this upcoming season according to their website. 

The Eagles kick off their season on the road this Sunday at 1 pm. again the Detroit Lions so we will have to wait to try this new creation. Their first home game will be Monday September 19th at 8:30pm against the Minnesota Vikings.

Football season is here and a new Eagles stadium food combines beef, Dunkin, and water ice.

Hungry? Check out this Taco Festival coming to Delaware.

The Price Of Hot Dogs At NFL Stadiums in 2021-2022

We’ve told you about what a beer cost at every NFL stadium last year.  But, what did hot dogs cost at NFL stadiums across the country?

Prices ranged from about $2 at a Falcons game, all the way to $8 for a Rams or Raiders game.  According to Cheapism, these are the prices of a hot dog at every NFL stadium across the country.