Whether it’s steak pies or loaded fries, thousands of fans up and down England enjoy tucking into a matchday meal while watching their beloved teams on the weekend.
It’s fair to say the quality and value of food varies depending on where you go, but now clubs are experimenting with football scran like we’ve never seen before.
With the price of food and drink in football stadiums is rising ever year, several outfits across the country are thinking outside the box in a bid to stand out, from Yorkshire Pudding wraps to hog roast bowls.
Some of the prices may surprise you…
Fans up and down England enjoy tucking into matchday meals while watching their teams
Some of the culinary choices on offer across England are weird and wonderful to say the least
Derby County – Yorkshire Pudding wrap with gravy, £5
Those who believe Yorkshire Puddings should only be eaten with roast beef will be tearing their hair out here.
At Derby, fans can chow down a Yorkshire Pudding wrap for £5 – a relative bargain compared to others on the list.
It’s even accompanied with a charming foil pot of gravy. Britain at its finest.
League One side Derby County sell a Yorkshire Pudding wrap at Pride Park for £5
Bolton Wanderers – Cheesy garlic bread, £9
For almost double the price, football fans can enjoy a sizeable portion of cheesy garlic bread at Bolton. But travelling supporters rarely tuck into the meal.
That’s because, according to Instagram account FootyScran, it’s not on the menu. The cheesy garlic break is only available on request.
It’s odd Bolton feel the need to keep their mysterious side dish a secret.
Bolton’s £9 cheesy garlic bread is reportedly only available to fans on request
Manchester United – Hot dog, £7.60
I get advertising hoardings, shirt sponsors and all that, but surely a branded hotdog is a step to far?
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One fan showed off his bizarre £7.60 footlong hot dog at Old Trafford in October because it came with a printed Xbox logo and code. Baffled fans were quick to react on social media.
‘Don’t write on my food,’ one supporter wrote. A fair enough request…
Old Trafford’s bizarre £7.60 footlong hotdog (above) came with an Xbox code printed on it
‘Don’t write on my food,’ one fan wrote after Manchester United’s hotdog was shared online
Blackburn Rovers – Slow smoked brisket burger, £13.50
Ewood Park’s burger is a little like Blackburn’s start to the season: slow.
Reportedly smoked for 16 hours, this £13.50 brisket peppercorn whopper is by far the most expensive item on Mail Sport’s weird and wonderful list, with Blackburn opting for high-quality choice on the menu.
You wouldn’t expect anything less from a former Premier League winner.
You can tuck into a 16-hour slow smoked brisket burger for a whopping £13.50 at Blackburn
Hull City – Hog roast bowl, £7.95
Taking street food to the next level, Hull City have started selling hog roast bowls at the MKM Stadium.
Tigers fans can enjoy roast pork, waffle fries, crackling, gravy, stuffing and drizzled mustard sauce for just £7.95, which appears more than an upgrade on the standard pie and mash offered up and down the country.
Hull City sell a hog roast bowl which includes crackling, stuffing, gravy and mustard sauce
Congleton Town – The Wigan Kebab, £4.25
Sit in the MBS Stand at Congleton Town and you may see somebody chomping down a Wigan Kebab. And it’s a sight to behold.
The non-league outfit’s £4.25 specialty is essentially a pie and mushy peas burger. Now, surely, we’ve seen it all.
Congleton Town’s specialty ‘The Wigan Kebab’ is essentially a pie and mushy peas burger
