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Published September 19, 2013 | Last Updated October 10, 2022 By Barbara Bianchi 5 Comments

Gluten Free at the Ballgame

Gluten Free at the Ballgame

Recently, my family and I went to a New York Yankees baseball game. It was our first time visiting the new stadium. Of course, it’s no longer the actual house that Ruth built, but we were still impressed. Especially when we discovered the gluten free hot dog stand, we were truly satisfied.

Hotdogs are undoubtedly one of the most iconic foods at a baseball game. Ever since going gluten free, ordering a hotdog without the bun at the game was the only option.

But bun-less hotdogs are just not as appetizing as a hotdog tucked into a slightly crispy, slightly chewy white bun. And, so, of course I was elated to be able to buy gluten free hot dogs on gluten free buns! Yum.

They were Udi’s buns, just like the ones we eat at home. Yay! Gluten free at the ball game.

Now the experience of going to the baseball game was complete. There’s nothing like a great tasting hotdog at the game.

Gluten Free at the Ballgame

Gluten free concession stands are popping up at many stadiums across the country so be sure to inquire the next time you go to your favorite ballpark.

Gluten Free at the Ballgame

Gluten free hot dogs were not the only gluten free fare being offered. We found Premio sausages, Boar’s Head deli meat, and Carvel soft-serve ice cream.

Gluten Free at the Ballgame

There was a farmers market with vegetable salads and fruit salads, Kozy Shack pudding and Blue Diamond almonds. Famous Famiglia offered gluten-free pizza.

Gluten free Redbridge beer was available as well.

It was an amazing gluten free evening, and the Yankees won the game in the top of ninth.

beautiful sunset over the stadium

Have you been able to find gluten free foods at sports events for yourself or a friend? Please stay and leave a comment below.

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  1. Rachel Lavern says

    September 19, 2013 at 10:03 pm

    I do not seek out gluten-free foods Barbara, but I know that I would share your excitement when I found out that I could enjoy a gluten-free hot dog at a ballgame!

    Rachel recently posted What Entrepreneurs Can Learn from Elephants

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    • Barbara says

      September 20, 2013 at 1:15 pm

      Thank you, Rachel!

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  2. Chris says

    September 20, 2013 at 3:55 pm

    I, personally, don’t have any issues with gluten, but I do know of several friends and family members that do. A classic “guilty pleasure” while at a ball game for sure. It’s nice to see more and more vendors/restaurants/food suppliers consider those that are gluten intolerant.

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    • Barbara says

      September 20, 2013 at 4:05 pm

      Thanks for visiting. I appreciate your comment.

      Reply

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