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Atlanta Braves are bringing beef with 'The Home Run Stack' sandwich

The Atlanta Braves are serving a new sandwich at the ballpark that would make watching the worst game worth it.

By Tyler Reed

Atlanta Braves mascot Blooper and left fielder Ramon Laureano and center fielder Michael Harris II celebrate after a victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers at Truist Park.
Atlanta Braves mascot Blooper and left fielder Ramon Laureano and center fielder Michael Harris II celebrate after a victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers at Truist Park. / Brett Davis-Imagn Images
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The Atlanta Braves are off to a miserable start to the 2025 MLB season. A 0-7 start that has now improved to 2-9 is not giving much hope around the fanbase.

Knowing that your team has a slim chance at a postseason run in April could make for a long, dreadful summer.

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However, if you are a Braves fan who is still planning to go watch your beloved team at the ballpark this season, at least the franchise is not letting you leave with an empty stomach.

Darren Rovell recently shared a picture of the new Home Run Stack sandwich that fans can purchase at Truist Park.

The sandwich contains two Angus beef patties, candied bacon, house-smoked brisket, red slaw, onion rings, and curly fries. It is topped with Carolina barbecue sauce and Coca-Cola barbecue sauce.

From the photo snapped by Rovell, the sandwich doesn't even fit in the frame. This gargantuan mountain of meat is exactly what one should hope for as they watch their team play meaningless baseball all summer long.

As an avid fan of the show 'Carnival Eats', this sandwich is the type of meal that host Noah Capp is always on the search for.

If you plan on trying this hoss of a sandwich out, skip breakfast. Actually, you could probably skip all meals one week prior to attending the game.

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