Food and beverage offerings inside sports stadiums often go viral and the latest product from the Chicago White Sox is certainly catching people’s attention.
The White Sox hold the top spot in the AL Central having posted a record of 54-47 so far this season.
It is Will Venable’s side’s home form which has seriously impressed this season, having gone 31-17 at Rate Field.
The home support for the White Sox will now be provided the opportunity to purchase their very own ‘sushi pop’ at future home games.
First baseman Munetaka Murakami, who was born in Kumamoto, Japan, features on the packaging of the latest product to hit the food stalls around the ball park.
Teams are often looking for a way to find a way to stand out and entice supporters to spend their money inside their stadiums.
It already looks as if the ‘Muneshot Sushi Push-Pop’ is going to be an instant hit at Rate Field, with supporters left wowed on social media.
MLB fans approve of Chicago White Sox’s sushi push-pop
World Cup fans were amazed by American food during the recent international soccer tournament that was co-hosted in the United States.
And there is serious food envy from baseball fans across the country as the White Sox revealed their sushi push-pop in honor of Murakami.
‘This is awesome man the Rate got the best food in the game,’ replied one fan on X.
‘Ima cop both of them next time I go to the game,’ added another White Sox fan.
However, it was not just White Sox fans who were impressed by the product, with one Chicago Cubs supporter replying: ‘As a cubs fan might have to come there just for those’.
One Boston Red Sox fan also replied: ‘@RedSox ball is in your court, we need the Masataka Yoshida pop’.
The sushi push-pop has gone viral over recent months, with pre-sliced sushi rolls packed into a sleeve, where the consumer can eat on the go without the need for chopsticks.
Fans can get their own at Rate Park, with two flavors on offer: shrimp tempura or California crunch – both costing $22.
‘Whoa! Where in the field can I get one?’ replied another White Sox fan.
Impressed with the marketing around the White Sox’s first baseman, one fan added: ‘Ok this is genius marketing’.
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