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Made in MN: Three Great Minnesota Wine Brands
When you think of where wine comes from, where is the place that comes to mind? Mabe Italy, France, Spain, or...
By: Beau Farrell on Jul 23, 2020 11:00:00 AM
A summer of quarantine threw a curveball for the Minnesota Twins' 2020 season, but sure enough, the game will go on – without the roar of crowds and signature scents of Target Field's most popular food and beverage vendors. You can't be there, but you can order your favorites and watch the game from home!
Taste opening day with some of these great ballpark foods and beers.
Baseball without beer? That's like basketball without the basket! (Well… maybe not exactly.) Pick up a pack of your favorite brews for Opening Day. Close your eyes, take a sip, and it's almost like you're really there. (Again, we're being figurative. Go with it.)
The coronavirus pandemic put the brakes on the long-held tradition of new foods debuting at Target Field – but fortunately for us, many of the Twin Cities' favorite ballpark foods went online to bring you the taste of Twins Stadium at home. While you're picking up your Haskell's order, try one of these classic ballpark foods (or just great substitutes)!
Opening Day was always about enjoying baseball with a bunch of other people who do, too – so while you might have fewer people around, you can pick up some of the slack with great local food options and beer from Haskell's. Order today!
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