Islanders introduce new grilled cheese sandwich at UBS Arena
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 4:14 PM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

The New York Islanders have announced a unique food addition for their 2026-27 season at UBS Arena: a Nerds Gummy Cluster Grilled Cheese. This sandwich features brie cheese and Nerds Gummy Clusters on sourdough and aims to offer a sweet and savory experience. Other creative menu items include a pulled pork tostada paired with a fried peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The new food offerings have sparked social media reactions, with fans expressing both curiosity and skepticism about the unconventional combinations. As the team gears up for their season opener against the Toronto Maple Leafs on September 30, they aim to provide fans with memorable experiences on and off the ice.
- •Islanders unveil Nerds Gummy Cluster Grilled Cheese at UBS Arena.
- •Other new concession items include a Uncrustable pulled pork tostada.
- •Fans are reacting to the unconventional food offerings on social media.
- •Team opens regular season against the Maple Leafs on September 30.
- •Islanders have two preseason games remaining before the season starts.
- 4:14 PMYahoo Sports — Islanders reveal incredible new food item
"The Islanders just unveiled a truly wild new food item.
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