With their preseason win total set at 4.5 at most sportsbooks, the Houston Texans are not expected to turn many heads with their play on the field this season. But it sure looks like their concession stand is looking to attract some attention this year, debuting an absolutely ridiculous take on a classic appetizer.
According to Darren Rovell of The Action Network, the Texans will be serving an absolutely bizarre rendition of fried pickles at their stadium concession stands this upcoming season with cherry and blueberry Kool-Aid included in the recipe.
This year at @HoustonTexans Games: The Texas Firecracker — FLAMIN’ HOT fried pickles soaked in cherry- and blueberry-Kool-Aid with jalapeño ranch. pic.twitter.com/HoKXswQUen
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) September 7, 2022
“This year at @HoustonTexans Games: The Texas Firecracker — FLAMIN’ HOT fried pickles soaked in cherry- and blueberry-Kool-Aid with jalapeño ranch,” Rovell shared on Twitter.
Naturally, the strange concoction of flavors in this snack grabbed the attention of the NFL world, who offered quite a few different reactions with most people seeming quite intrigued by the outlandish snack.
Houston Texans… Let's ride. https://t.co/jkCcc7BoMJ
— Brady Renard (@RenardSports) September 7, 2022
This is either awesome, or a food that will open a portal to hell in your gut… or maybe both… https://t.co/1H6O7eHVXP
— Andy Pederson (@AndyXPederson) September 7, 2022
Intrigued https://t.co/gKlB2MEp0j
— Justin Rowland (@RowlandRIVALS) September 7, 2022
.@mrleckey 🧐 https://t.co/5eVaf1BuF3
— Steven St.John (@SSJWHB) September 7, 2022
there’s lighting a fire under a team and then there’s THIS https://t.co/raZphtpsp5
— Kevin Tompkins (@ktompkinsii) September 7, 2022
The Texans are not the only Texas NFL team to roll out some headline-grabbing stadium food ahead of the 2022-23 season. The Dallas Cowboys recently announced plans to serve absolutely massive burger that includes fried mozzarella sticks.
It seems the state of Texas is just all about the strange concessions this year.
