Last week, we posted a story entitled
Greatest Snack Food Stadium Ever Built, in which we provided our readers with instructions on how to build an awesome snack stadium in preparation for the Super Bowl. Some of our ridiculously talented readers sent us pictures of their Snack Stadiums (below), and as you can see they are much, much greater than our stadium:
This one is from Kelly, who decided to use Hoho’s (we think), instead of Twinkies like we did, which is a great substitution.
Here’s another amazing stadium from Shannon at
baconsalt.com, who’s stadium totally kicks our stadium’s ass. Notice the taquito wall, jalepeno popper crowd dividers, and an entire parking lot of various snacks. Seriously, this thing is astounding:
We also got an email from Marc, who had a competition with his friends to see who could build the sweetest Snack Food Stadium. Their design and progress is well documented at
Marc’s website (which even includes a time-lapsed video of the stadium’s construction), and you can vote on who’s stadium is the best. Check out the results:
Our relationship to our readers is similar to Obi Wan’s relation ship to Anakin Skywalker. We’ll try to teach you everything that we know, and you’ll be way better than us at all of it. The good news is that you’re gonna get to do it with Natalie Portman. The bad news is that you’re eventually going to kill us and try to take over the galaxy by blowing up entire planets. And to think, it all started with a Snack Stadium.
UPDATE:
We’re getting more Snack Stadium pictures, so we’re going to keep posting people’s awesome pictures as they come in:
Here’s one from Michael:
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Joe says: YER ALL A BUNCH-A-QUEERS!
woo hoo go Marc!
oops, fried.
We also took those delicious pastries, you know the twinkies, and deep friend them along with some Snicker’s bars. Glutony 101
We spent around $100. kosher dogs were a little pricier, but it was worth the irony.
Adam’s Twinkie / bacon fence rules all – power to the posse!!
Stole that from Holy Taco. Our turf and players are my proudest improvement.
the scoreboards are key.
Scoreboards are awesome, I’m stealing that for ours next year.
My heart still doesn’t work right after partaking in “Hebrew national stadium at Mordecai field”
I like the sandwich-stands. Pretty awesome.
SAME!!!
I had sex with a dog!
I know this might sound silly and all, but I’m also really interested in how much money was spent to make these stadiums.
I know that Holy Taco disclosed the price, so kudos to those who made their stadiums without breaking the bank!
Rgar,
I’m one of the builders who participated in the competition that led to the 3rd and 4th stadiums featured (I was one of the builders of the 4th).
One of the rules we set for our competition was that the total cost of the stadium couldn’t be more than $100. Neither team broke that rule.