Texas Rangers: Nacho average baseball team

[LS1Goat]

Red Robin

The Red Robin in Flower Mound/Highland Village sucks.

[94form2000z]

The Red Robin in Flower Mound/Highland Village sucks.

But they have a garlic fry lol

The RR in The Highlands, Arlington and off 820 in Hurst have never let me down.

[Ruffdaddy]

Am I the only one that likes Rico cheese sauce?

[Lason]

But they have a garlic fry lol

The RR in The Highlands, Arlington and off 820 in Hurst have never let me down.

Yep that location rocks. We rarely eat there because its so expensive but the food is great.

[GrayStangGT]

Am I the only one that likes Rico cheese sauce?

Yes

[mustangguy289]

Am I the only one that likes Rico cheese sauce?

yes

[Randy]

Am I the only one that likes Rico cheese sauce?

I like it....

[DieselSmoke]

Where can I find some garlic fries locally?

Garlic truffle fries @ the Ole Hickory Steak House in the Gaylord, best intown.

[jluv]

Boomerjacks has garlic fries, and they're pretty gross.

[stevo]

Am I the only one that likes Rico cheese sauce?

I like it....

I like it in small doses, reminds me of the hot dogs you could buy at 7-11/circle K that you could load-up with the hand pumped chili and cheese. I used to live off them when I was a broke-ass 15 year old kid.

Stevo

[Fern]

man... Jaspers used to have some killer garlic parm house made potato chips on the apetizers... fuck they ruled.

[mystic96]

I was watching an episode of American eats and they were doing a segment on nachos. When they got to nachos and processed cheese sauce they gave credit to the Texas Rangers as being the first place to get them. I am surprised with all the talk last year about San Fran's garlic fries they failed to mention that the Rangers invented a Ballpark classic too. They made them for the first time in 1976 at the old Arlington Stadium.
At first people thought they were nacho chips covered in mustard and pickles on top. Its hard to believe that over the years I have enjoyed Cheese sauce and nachos from fast food joints, convenience stores and other sport venues and it all started where I enjoy them the most, watching the Rangers play ball!

My dad used to work for Fiesta Foods, which was the company that made the chips for the nachos at the ballpark. I remember being really young and walking around the manufacuring plant. Huge machines and that fried corn smell...

I remember watching my dad on tv with Bobby Valentine during one of the games and talking to somebody about the chips and nachos and stuff. Would be nice if he was still affiliated with the Rangers right about now!! LOL

[idrivea4banger]

Do you like football? Do you like nachos?

[Osiris]

You're a cop, don't you have resources?

Not with food menus, ass.

[Sgt Beavis]

You can get garlic parmesan fries at the ballpark. Is there something extra special about the fries at SF ?

The one's in San Fran have an sprinkling of gayness.