Diamondbacks introduce Chicken Enchilada Dog for 2017

On Monday, it was the bacon-wrapped pretzel baguette.

Then the Churro Dog 2.0 on Wednesday.

The Arizona Diamondbacks kept the streak going Saturday when chef Stephen Tilder announced the addition of the Chicken Enchilada Dog on Fox Sports Arizona during the team’s game versus the Netherlands.

The Chicken Enchilada Dog features an 18-inch chicken enchilada sausage on a talera hot dog roll topped with queso blanco, enchilada sauce, pico de gallo, black olives, sour cream and tortilla strips.

In total, it weighs in at two pounds of food and is designed to be shared between three or four people, Tilder said.

The dog will cost $25 and be available at Chase Field’s Big Dawgs.

This is the new chicken enchilada dog that will be unveiled at Chase Field this summer. It costs $25. I'm told it's "shareable." #dbacks pic.twitter.com/zGKo16Uk1a

— Jerry Crasnick (@jcrasnick) March 18, 2017

The newest food option is the latest in a long line of hot dog-inspired foods from the team, a list that includes the D-bat Dog, Cheeseburger Dog, and both versions of the Churro Dog.

Diamondbacks President and CEO Derrick Hall is a big fan of the new additions to the menu, comparing the changes to the innovations undertaken by the Apple iPhone over the years.

Some fans are excited to get their hands on as many as they can.

I am not sharing this. Not even the second and third ones.

— Derek Post (@deepee19) March 18, 2017

While others aren’t quite as impressed.

i love novelty ballpark dogs, but this doesn't even sound good.

— Matt (@hbalien) March 18, 2017

Shareable?!? With whom, the Grim Reaper?

— Cris Belvin (@SID_Belvin) March 18, 2017

killing fans is bad for business

— Tom Logan (@TomLoga75278581) March 18, 2017

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