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New And Returning Eats At Target Field

Banana Cream Pie

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A must for any sweet tooth you can find the Banana Cream Pie complete with banana slice at Hrbek's.
French Fries

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Served in a cone-shaped basket, you can find these traditional salty treats at Hrbek's.
Walleye Sliders

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Looking for a smaller bite of fish fare? Check out the new Walleye Sliders at Hrbek's, located near Gate 14 behind home plate.
Grilled Chicken Cesar Salad

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Another option at Hrbek's for those handy with a fork is a Grilled Chicken Cesar Salad with crunchy Parmesan garnishes.
Hrbek's Taco Salad

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Also at Hrbek's, enjoy a huge Taco Salad with fresh ingredients and topped with Chipotle Buttermilk Ranch Dressing.
Ball Park Chili

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For those looking to warm up during a cold game (cause it's still cold in Minnesota in the spring), served in a sourdough bread bowl take a spoon-full of Ball Park Chili.
Hrbek's Food

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The spread of food available at Hrbek's includes chili, burgers, walleye sliders, french fries, salads and even dessert. Hrbek's is open to all ticketholders.
Wild Rice Brats

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Teaming with the Food Network, Target Field now has even more brat options for fans. This particular one is a wild rice bratwurst with pickled red cabbage and beer mustard.
Smoked Brats

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Another new addition from the Food Network is a smoked bratwurst with horseradish cream.
Kramarczuk's Sausage

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The highly-popular Kramarczuk's is back with both their Polish and Hungarian sausages.
Kosher Grilling

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Target Field will now offer a Kosher option for fans with the Hebrew National Hot Dog. The preparation of the hot dogs will be supervised by a Rabbi Sunday through Thursday.
Kosher Dogs

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All food items sold at the Kosher Dog stand, including the hot dogs, bread, condiments and soft drinks, will meet kosher standards.
Turkey To Go

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A Minnesota State Fair favorite is making its way to Target Field -- Turkey To Go. Marinated overnight and served fresh on a bun, this turkey is mouth-watering.
Ken Davis Sauce

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The Turkey To Go is served with Ken Davis BBQ Sauce -- a Minneapolis staple since the late 1960s.
Kramarczuk's Grilling

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Grilled with peppers and onions, Kramarczuk's sausages will continue to be a popular item at Target Field.
Tony Oliva's Cuban

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Named after the legendary Twin Tony Oliva, Tony O's Cuban Sandwich is back and can be found at portable stands throughout the stadium.
Food Network Options

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Two Kramarczuk's brats were created specially for Target Field by the Food Network.
Walk-A-Taco

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From the St. Paul restaurant El Burrito Mercado, the Walk-A-Taco gives you the deliciousness of a taco in a cone for easier eating.
Walk-A-Taco

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The tortilla-based cone is stuffed with taco ingredients that are mixed before they're put in the cone. You can find Walk-A-Taco at any of the Senor Smoke's locations.
Minneapple Pie

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Making apple pie portable, the Atsidakos family of Rogers, Minn. brought the Minneapple Pie concept to the Twins and they "ate it up." You can find this sweet treat at the State Fair Classics stand and for a little bit more, add a scoop of Blue Bunny Ice Cream.
State Fair Ribs

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Another State Fair classic -- fall-off-the-bone ribs.
Walleye-On-A-Stick

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Need a fish fix? Grab a stick with a huge fillet of walleye on the end. Or just call it Walleye-On-A-Stick.
Rex Burger

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Hrbek's version of a Juicy Lucy -- the Rex Burger.
Pork Chops

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More food on a stick found at the State Fair stands -- Pork Chop-On-A-Stick.
Killebrew Root Beer Float

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Named after Hall-Of-Famer Harmon Killebrew, the root beer in this float tastes great when served without the ice cream. But why not make it a float, right?
Curve Ball Hummus

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Healthy at the ballpark? Is it possible? In the Town Ball Tavern you can find Curve Ball Hummus served with fresh veggies.
Fresh Veggies

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I'm sure you're wondering what those colorful objects are... but you can find healthy food at Target Field, including fresh veggies served with Hummus at Town Ball Tavern.
Walleye Wrap

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The South Paw Walleye Wrap is strips of battered walleye served with other fixings and wrapped in a sun dried tomato tortilla.
Vincent Burger

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The famous Vincent Burger served with smoked gouda cheese inside will be back this season.
Town Ball Tavern

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If you've got the premium seats and are looking for a variety of food options, check out Town Ball Tavern.
Chicken Wings

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Spicy, Buffalo-style chicken wings called Tourney Time Jumbo Chicken Wings served with blue cheese dressing and celery.
Wild Rice Brats

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Wild Rice Brats from the Food Network.
Kramarczuk's Stand

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Because of the popularity of Kramarczuk's sausages, they added a portable stand last season.
Chicken Wrap

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Another Town Ball Tavern specialty -- Southwest Chicken Wrap.
Caribou Coffee

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Caribou Coffee will return as the official coffee for Target Field and the Minnesota Twins.
Twins Burger

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Vincent Burgers served with a bit of Minnesota Twins flair.
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Meagan

is it really that hard to make a few veg options in our FAT, heart un-healthy day and age? I mean really. It is possible to be veg and like sports

Phil

You can have the lettuce and celery from my burger and hot wings.
Look Again!

Obviously, you didn’t look at all of the photos. Two of them included vegie dishes.
Louis

Target Field has Vegetarian and Gluton Free Concessions at the field already. Here’s the link to the page listing the varieties:
http://minnesota.twins.mlb.com/min/ballpark/taste_of_twins_territory/special_concessions.jsp

Max

Thanks for posting the link Louis. Much appreciated.

Jenny

There are healthy options. You just need to look for them. Plus if your going to a night game just eat before you go becuase it’s not healthy to eat late at night anyways. It’s really that simple.

geo

or you could skip the game altogether and do something productive, improve your community, etc. rather than support fat-cat sports owners and players who pay no taxes.

Edward Madison

HI GEO! sure is nice to see someone else that see this pratice, so digusting, I also believe in the fact that the wrong thig is going on in our wonderful state!

That si all its about, for the fat cats to fill thier pockets even fuller!
Where is the governer on this, he is worries about the defist, why in hell don’t get of his behinder and go tax those guilty of filling thier pockets and not supporting the state THEY LIVE in, oh yea some of those fat cats don’t live in Minnesota, they haul that money off to some other place and Minnesota is left holding an empty bag!

we

WA WA WA CRY BABY ! GO EAT SOME TOFU!!!!

StevevO

Can i say the “wild rice and Brats” is a copy of Hmong food… Just saying…….
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Tiff

People don’t really go to ball games for healthy eating. Its sorta like the state fair… but with baseball. I would assume most people try to eat healthier meals than this most of the time.

Gotta live a little!

ge

No – have you people watched at the mall lately. 90% of the state are way way too fat

Mike

The Twin Cities area is ranked one of the healthiest metros in all of the United States, not sure what you’re talking about.

Lewis

I might have to go just to eat.
BeefEater

No Vagitarians allowed!! They Whine Too Much!! Eat some peanuts & sit down & stop crying!!

geo2

I would sit down but I can’t watch the game because your fat arse is in my way!

phb

Going to game on sat. 4/23 and would like to have brunch before noon game near Target field. Any ideas?
justin

Can a brother get a hot dog?

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