Diamondbacks unveil new treat at Chase Field, the “Take Me Out to the Ballgame Shake”

The Arizona Diamondbacks were the latest team to join in on the annual MLB ballpark food war on Wednesday, as the club revealed a new monster-sized frozen treat awaiting fans at Chase Field.

The “Take Me Out to the Ballgame Shake” will be available the entire 2026 season, which is a salted caramel-flavored shake stockpiled with peanut butter cookies, Kit Kat bars, Cracker Jack pieces and whipped cream.

The price and selling location within the stadium were not yet released.

Get your hands on the all new Take Me Out to the Ballgame Shake this season at @ChaseField!

This salted caramel shake comes loaded with whipped cream, peanut butter sandwich cookies, Kit Kat bars, and Cracker Jacks 😋 pic.twitter.com/YGuRzWQrpI

— Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) March 18, 2026

Though there are plenty of other major league stadiums with impressive menu items, this new creation most closely rivals the Chicago White Sox’s “Campfire Milkshake” that was first made available in the 2024 season. For $15, fans can sink their teeth into a chocolate ice cream and malted milk shake filled with graham cracker crumbs, Hershey’s chocolate bars and full-size toasted marshmallows.

The White Sox specialty concession item even got an upgrade ahead of this season.

Other menu additions at the downtown Phoenix ballpark include Burnt End Brisket & Pulled Pork Mac & Cheese (to be sold in D-backs BBQ Alley, Section 114), the Snake Bite Nacho Helmet with “venom sauce” (Red Hot Grill, Sections 312 and 320) and The Big Bella with Italian sausage mortadella, mozzarella and pistachio cream on a herb focaccia (Jefferson Street Deli, Section 120).

Bunch of new food items at Chase Field: pic.twitter.com/mL4DAIFXJD

— Alex Weiner (@alexjweiner) March 17, 2026

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