Get Your MLB x Guy Fieri's Flavortown Boston Red Sox T-Shirt Featuring Iconic Ballpark Food
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Our friends at Homage have been cooking... just not in the kitchen like Guy Fieri. The man behind Flavortown has a new collaboration with Major League Baseball dropping at Homage today.
It features some iconic ballpark food from across the nation - and of course the Boston Red Sox and Fenway Park's Fenway Franks are included.
If you've never had the dog, here's a breakdown.
Origins: The Fenway Frank has been a staple at Fenway Park for decades, with its roots tracing back to the early 20th century when the park opened in 1912. Over the years, it has become an integral part of the Red Sox game-day experience.
Evolution: While the basic concept of the Fenway Frank has remained the same, its preparation and presentation have evolved to cater to changing tastes and dietary preferences.
Ingredients: The Fenway Frank is a juicy, all-beef or pork hot dog. It is known for its natural casing, which provides a satisfying snap when bitten into.
Preparation: The hot dogs are boiled, and then grilled. This results in a juicy dog with crispy skin.
Bun: The hot dog is served in a New England-style split-top bun.
Sounds pretty good to me. But I suppose the next-best thing is a comfortable, well-fitting t-shirt from Homage.
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MLB X Flavortown Boston Red Sox T-Shirt
These are available now, exclusively at Homage. So check them out now to get your order in.
Warning - the shirt might make you hungry.
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