Peanuts, crackerjacks, hotdogs — and noodles?

Mar 16, 2015, 10:25 PM | Updated: Mar 17, 2015, 12:11 am

BY STEPHEN DELORENZO/CRONKITE NEWS

Arizona Sports

Salt River Fields prides itself in offering a variety of traditional and non-traditional foods. One of the most popular is Island Noodles.

Stephen DeLorenzo is a senior majoring in journalism at Arizona State University. This story is part of a partnership between Arizona Sports 98.7 and Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

A ballpark isn't the same with out freshly-popped popcorn. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

If pizza is your go to, grab a slice straight from the oven. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

Freshly-squeezed lemonade hit the spot in the 84 degree heat Monday. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

Another ballpark staple: hotdogs with all the fixings. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

Batters in the on deck circle aren't the only ones who need doughnuts. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

Save room for dessert with chocolate covered strawberries. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

Not a traditional ballpark food, Island Noodles is one of the most popular among fans. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

It's never too hot for a cold one. (Photo by Stephen DeLorenzo)

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