2018’s Strangest Baseball Stadium Foods
Hot dogs? Cracker Jacks? Soft pretzels? Oh, these are far too ‘normal’ to even consider. No, league-wide, Major League Baseball stadiums have been ramping up the craziness of their menus….

CHICAGO, IL – SEPTEMBER 17: Stephen Colbert, playing the role of Wrigley Field hot dog vendor Donny Franks, hands a hot dog to manager Joe Maddon #70 of the Chicago Cubs during filming for a special segment before the game between the Chicago Cubs and the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field on September 17, 2016 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Jon Durr/Getty Images)
Jon Durr/Getty ImagesHot dogs? Cracker Jacks? Soft pretzels? Oh, these are far too 'normal' to even consider. No, league-wide, Major League Baseball stadiums have been ramping up the craziness of their menus. Let's see what the top 10 strangest baseball stadium foods are according to USA Today.
- 10. Crème Brulee French Toast – Boston Red Sox
Possibly the most appetizing dessert on the list. - 9. An Ode to Detroit Dog – Detroit Tigers
Could be spicy to some. - 8. Chick-Ago Sandwich – Chicago Cubs
Welcome to Chicago. It tastes just as you'd expect. - 7. Greens and Grains – Pittsburgh Pirates
Vegan-friendly stadium food? - 6. Cuban Burger – Chicago White Sox
A Cuban sandwich with beef AND pork, but on a hamburger roll? - 5. Distillery Poutine – Toronto Blue Jays
For non-Canadians, it must be tried to be understood. - 4. Spec-Tater – Atlanta Braves
A baked potato.. stuffed, big-time. - 3. Dilly Dog – Texas Rangers
A pickle stuffed with a hot dog, then deep fry the whole thing. - 2. Asada Dog – Arizona Diamondbacks
An 18 inch hot dog coated with the works! - 1. Rocky Mountain Po’boy – Colorado Rockies
With all of the toppings, you'd never realize you're eating...well, it features Rocky Mountain oysters.