Dodgers hit home run with new healthy meal options at Chavez Ravine – NBC Los Angeles

The Los Angeles Dodgers have always strived to win, both on and off the field.

Part of that winning formula involves picking the right partnerships and giving fans the best stadium experience for their money.

When you think of ballpark food, you probably think of hot dogs, french fries, cotton candy and peanuts, but in recent years the Dodgers have made it a priority to provide healthier options for their fans, and the stadium’s concessions are no longer “one size fits all” but rather unique to accommodate everyone’s dietary restrictions, variability and lifestyle.

Known for its vibrant atmosphere and thrilling games, Dodger Stadium is enhancing its food and beverage offerings this season with healthier options in line with the growing trend for healthier stadium food.

What will be available to eat at Dodger Stadium in 2024? Lauren Coronado reports on the Thursday, March 28, 2024 edition of Today in LA.

Health-Ade Kombucha, the official kombucha partner of the Dodgers, is leading the effort with four delicious flavors for fans to choose from. The partnership brings a fresh twist to Dodger Stadium, providing a refreshing, health-conscious alternative to traditionally sugary drinks.

In addition to kombucha, the healthier menu will feature some exciting new items: Fans can enjoy Field Roast’s pea protein-based Dodger Dog, a twist on the classic drink that’s both delicious and suitable for vegans.

Delicious Hospitality’s Home Plate Platter includes chicken teriyaki skewers and edamame dumplings for a nutritious and satisfying meal, while other healthy options include Caesar salad, fruit cups, peanuts, hummus and veggie bowls.

Dodger Stadium’s delicious food doesn’t end with healthy options. This season, fans can indulge in new Japanese dishes to add an international flair to game day, including takoyaki and sake at Tsukiji Gindaco and chicken katsu sandwiches, vegetable tempura, sushi and short rib bowls at Delicious Hospitality.

LA Feeds Blue offers a menu that pays homage to Japanese cuisine, including black pork sausage dogs, black pork yakisoba dogs, miso ginger salad, and chicken katsudon.

Centerfield Plaza has been bustling with the opening of new establishments such as Shake Shack, which serves the famous Shack Burger, Smoke Shack and Shroom Burgers, cheese fries and shakes.

The Mastercard Food Truck will be serving grilled Dodger Dogs and a variety of snacks, while LA Taqueria will be serving barbacoa taco platters, carne asada tacos, carne asada tortas, potato taquitos, popcorn and more.

Jeff’s Kosher offers kosher hot dogs such as onion, kielbasa, chile kielbasa, plant-based hot dogs, cheese-stuffed pretzels, sauerkraut and kosher barbecue beef sandwiches. For barbecue lovers,

Think Blue BBQ offers barbecue platters, brisket nacho helmets, burnt end hot links, pulled pork macaroni & cheese, pulled smoked chicken sandwiches and more.

Dodger Stadium is a true foodie haven this summer, with Health-Aid Kombucha adding a refreshing taste and an expanded stadium menu to cater to a variety of tastes and dietary preferences, so there’s something for everyone.

To celebrate their partnership with the Dodgers and four new flavors being offered throughout the stadium, Health Aid treated a few lucky fans to a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Lucky fans had prime seats in the “Home Run Section” of Dodger Stadium, and all food and drinks were provided free of charge.

Health-Ade didn’t stop there, they also offered free ride-share to and from the stadium, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

Watching the first-place Dodgers in “Blue Heaven on Earth” is already an amazing experience, but Health Aid’s generosity took it to another level.

The Dodgers’ partnership with HealthAid not only provides fans with healthier beverage options, but also highlights the Dodgers’ commitment to enhancing the overall game-day experience.