The Alabama Crimson Tide only have one major problem these days, but everything else has them set up for a run at the program's sixth national title in 10 years. The Tide boast more advantages than every other college football program around the nation, and they continue to set the standard, even when it comes to game day food.
Tailgates are the central hub of college football, and game day food is as important to the fans as the game itself. Mouth-watering stadium foods are specific to their own city's culture, but the latest addition to the game day menu at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa might top them all.
When you're in Tuscaloosa this fall, make your way to the Walk of Champions and seek out the Crimson Crave food trailer.
Before approaching the window, do your due diligence and see what else they offer on the menu. After you've finished that exercise in futility, step up and ask for the Turkey Leg.
It's massive. It's juicy. It's branded with the iconic Alabama-scripted "A" staring you right in the face.
Alabama branded Turkey Legs coming to Bryant-Denny Stadium on Saturdays! Get yours at the Crimson Crave food trailer located on the Walk of Champions before the game. #RollTide pic.twitter.com/56GlwSRYvT
— Alabama Athletics (@UA_Athletics) September 6, 2018
Famous food attractions like Dreamland Bar-B-Que take up residence around Bryant-Denny Stadium, but this new game day treat courtesy of the Crimson Crave food trailer comes in as the hottest new attraction.
Before the Crimson Tide take the field for their home opener against the Arkansas State Red Wolves on September 8 at 3:30 p.m. EST, stop over and get yourself one of these monsters.
If these turkey legs live up to the hype, you might be waiting in line for a while.
Forget about Nick Saban's football dynasty trouncing anyone who walks into Tuscaloosa. Saturday's are now all about giant Alabama-themed turkey legs.
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