Cheez-It-Crusted Turkey Legs Have Arrived! Plus, the 10 Most Popular Stadium Foods
If your go-to order at the game is just a boring old hot dog, you're not alone. A new study found it's still America's favorite stadium food. But if that's too boring . . .
Turkey legs breaded with crushed-up CHEEZ-ITS will debut at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando this month.
Fans at the game can buy them starting in the second quarter for $25 each. Or, there's a cheaper option: They also posted the recipe on CheezIt.com.
No Cheez-It-crusted options made THIS list though: The site Action Network analyzed over 100,000 food reviews at 100 venues to see which foods sports fans talk about the most. Here are the Top 10:
1. Hot dogs. They make up 18% of stadium food mentions across all sports.
2. Fries, 11%
3. Nachos, 10%
4. Pizza, 10%
5. Popcorn, 9%
6. Wings, 7%
7. Hot pretzels, 6%
8. Ice cream, 4%
9. Tacos, 3%
10. Peanuts, 2%
They also looked at the top CONDIMENTS people mention in their reviews, and ranch is #1 by far. 62% of condiment mentions are about ranch dressing. Ketchup is next at 17%, then mustard at 16%.
Aldi Brings Back $5 Bake Shop Dutch Apple Pie
Aldi has just brought back its fan-favorite $5 Bake Shop Dutch Apple Pie to stores, but you need to hurry and get yours because it’s only back for one week. It’s a classic apple pie with a sweet crumble topping that sets it apart from a traditional double-crust apple pie at a price of $4.99.
Fans are loving the return with one Redditor commenting “This apple pie is great. It’s as good or better than a pie from the local bakery at half the price. We buy one every time we see it at Aldi.” The pie can be served as is, or heated in the oven to make the filling warm and gooey, and topping a slice with ice cream is always a good plan!
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Target Brings Releases New Sugar Cookie-Flavored Milk For Santa
Target introduced a popular sugar cookie-flavored milk back in 2018, but it was discontinued the next year for reasons unknown. Fans will be excited to know that they have launched a new Sugar Cookie-Flavored Milk for Santa in a quart-sized carton that features Santa’s beard and red suit along with a cookie and milk on their Favorite Day private label.
Reviews are very positive so far with comments including “Tastes like Lucky Charms milk. It’s not overly sweet. It’s 1% milk, so it’s a thin consistency; we love it” and “Please please please keep this forever, it’s so good 1000/10.” The milk is actually pale orange in color instead of white, so don’t be alarmed if you buy some and are confused when you see it in your glass.
The new Sugar Cookie Milk for Santa is priced at $2.49 for a quart (prices may vary by location). You can drink it straight from the carton or try adding it to coffee in place of regular creamer or use it with ice cream for a milkshake if you’d like to experiment a little.
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