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Sox Serve Sushi: A Viral Baseball Treat?
31 Jul
Summary
- White Sox offer sushi called 'Muneshot' at games.
- Muneshots are selling around 700 per game.
- The sushi costs $25.46 and comes in two varieties.
The Chicago White Sox are experiencing unexpected success with a new concession item: the "Muneshot," a sushi roll presented in a "Push-Up" style ice cream container. Inspired by star player Munetaka Murakami, these sushi treats are selling approximately 700 per game, indicating a strong fan reception.
The "Muneshot" is available for $25.46 and comes in two options: California Crunch and Shrimp Tempura Roll. The team collaborated with their concessionaire to develop a fresh, daily-made product. This innovative snack reflects the team's tradition of offering diverse food options beyond standard ballpark fare.
This unusual offering comes as the White Sox are also performing well on the field, contributing to increased game attendance. The success of the "Muneshot" is being compared to the popular "Campfire milkshake," another unique item that consistently sells out.
