Fun Food Items From NHL Arenas
There's nothing like a good Thanksgiving meal with family and friends.
Cherishing moments with loved ones, swapping delightful stories, indulging in delicious meals, and then sinking into a blissful nap on the couch—a perfect day.
With that in mind, we thought it would be interesting to see some of the best food offerings from around NHL arenas. Whether it's a sweet treat, a massive sandwich or something uniquely hockey-related, the spotlight here shines squarely on the food at NHL arenas.
Chicago Blackhawks: Crispy Mozzarella Pucks
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Question: What's better than watching Connor Bedard score a goal at the United Center?
Answer: Watching Connor Bedard score a goal while snacking on these crispy mozzarella pucks.
Breaded with parmesan-herb seasoning and served with marinara sauce, these are the perfect handheld bites while watching a game in Chicago.
Dallas Stars: Texas-Sized Philly Cheesesteak
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Yes, this is a Philly Cheesesteak, but the ingredients are locally based deep in the heart of Texas.
The beef on this massive sandwich comes from 44 Farms, a local ranch that supplies steaks in the Dallas area. The baguette is supplied by Signature Baking Company, a local bakery that has been around since 1909.
Top it off with gooey provolone and American cheese, and throw on some onions and you're locked in as you watch the Stars take on the competition at the American Airlines Center.
Edmonton Oilers: Super Donair
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Sure, you know about poutine as a Canadian delicacy. But do you know about donair?
Think of donair as Canada's answer to the kebab or shawarma: Meat, veggies and a garlic sauce wrapped tightly by pita bread made popular in the city of Halifax that spread countrywide.
The Oilers' offering of a donair is a Super Donair featuring beef, tomatoes, onions and lettuce, accompanied with chips and a pickle. Order one while you're watching the Oilers and Connor McDavid skate around Rogers Place.
Minnesota Wild: The Minnesota Pierogi
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Winters in the State of Hockey can get quite cold. What better way to stay warm and hearty than a plate full of pierogis?
These Eastern European-inspired dumplings are filled to the max with potato and cheese and topped with sour cream, cheese, bacon, and chives.
It's a belly-filling meal that will keep you fired up while watching the Wild.
New Jersey Devils: Garlic Knots in a Goalie Helmet
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Here's a bonus: When you buy these garlic knots at a Devils game, you bring home a souvenir goalie helmet.
It's the perfect snack while watching a game in Newark, featuring knots covered in garlicky olive oil, with housemade marinara on the side.
New York Rangers: Pastrami Sandwich
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For those New Yorkers who yearn for yesteryear and the comforts of the old-school deli, there's the Carnegie Deli inside Madison Square Garden.
Once a staple in Midtown Manhattan, the deli has had a rebirth inside the World's Most Famous Arena.
There are classic deli staples on the menu, but the right call is the pastrami sandwich piled high on rye bread.
Utah Mammoth: Mammoth Face Donut
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The Utah Mammoth come in clutch with their sweet treat to help balance out our list.
This Mammoth Face Donut is created by local shop Banbury Cross Donuts in Salt Lake City. It's a—forgive the pun—mammoth donut that features the team logo in fried pastry form.
Vegas Golden Knights: Chicken Tenders in a Zamboni
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What better way to root on your 'tendy with tendies in a zamboni?
Sure, you get chicken tenders in most places, but getting them in a souvenir Vegas Golden Knights Zamboni is a game-changer.
