There will be a cornucopia of new stuff to eat and drink at the Jays home opener tonight: Jamaican patties, bright blue rum punch, poutine-topped hot dogs and more
Over at Park Social, a new kid-friendly section in the 500 level of left field, fans of all ages can grab an ooey-gooey grilled cheese sandwich: Texas-style white bread stuffed with cheddar, gouda and provolone and toasted on a sizzling range.This sandwich actually tastes like it was made at a smokehouse, not inside a corporate kitchen. It features house-smoked brisket, apple barbecue sauce, bread and butter pickles, and coleslaw, all nestled in a brioche bun.
The OK Blue Jays rum punch—the ballpark’s new signature drink—contains Sprite, OK Blue Jays mix and two ounces of vibrant Bacardi Blue, served in a souvenir cup fans can take home.Of course, everyone comes to the Rogers Centre to root on the Blue Jays, watching handsomely paid players perform feats of athleticism, batting baseballs to the moon and sprinting across the diamond. What we’re trying to say is that the actual game is important.
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