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Wacky ballpark food for 2017 season

Meet the Most Valuable Tamale (M.V.T.): A 2-ft tamale filled with the legendary Boomstick hot dog, topped with Texas chili and nacho cheese. Served at Globe Life Park in Arlington. (Courtesy of Delaware North)
Meet the Most Valuable Tamale (M.V.T.): A 2-ft tamale filled with the legendary Boomstick hot dog, topped with Texas chili and nacho cheese. Served at Globe Life Park in Arlington. (Courtesy of Delaware North)
By Joy Johnston, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 1, 2017

Each season, Major League Baseball stadiums across the country unveil the latest and greatest gut-busters.

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The 2017 season is no exception. From wacky hot dogs and  spicy burgers to a cookie cart, there’s something on the menu to satisfy every baseball fan’s appetite.

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