Toasted grasshoppers become fan favorite at Mariners games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 10:16 AM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Toasted grasshoppers have gained popularity as a unique snack at Seattle Mariners games, surprising many first-time attendees. Initially introduced by Poquitos, a local restaurant, these chapulines quickly became a stadium sensation at T-Mobile Park. Over 300,000 servings have been sold, reflecting a growing acceptance of adventurous eating among fans. The Mariners' decision to feature this traditional Mexican delicacy highlights changing attitudes toward food in sports venues. The demand for toasted grasshoppers shows no signs of slowing down.
- •Toasted grasshoppers are now a staple at Seattle Mariners games.
- •Introduced by Poquitos, the snack sold out quickly in stadium.
- •More than 300,000 individual servings have been sold.
- •The dish reflects growing interest in unique culinary experiences.
- •Demand continues to exceed supply at games.
- 10:16 AMYahoo Sports — How toasted grasshoppers became Seattle baseball's most famous snack
"Discover how toasted grasshoppers became an unexpected fan favorite at Seattle Mariners games and introduced a traditional Mexican delicacy.
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