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Cowboys may not always win at home, but they offer 'Best NFL Stadium Food'

AT&T Stadium is looking for Dallas Cowboys fans' assistance after the stadium earns a "Best NFL Stadium Food" nomination.
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Dallas Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland and quarterback Dak Prescott eat turkey legs after a Thanksgiving win over the Washington Commanders
Dallas Cowboys cornerback DaRon Bland and quarterback Dak Prescott eat turkey legs after a Thanksgiving win over the Washington Commanders | Jerome Miron-Imagn Images

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The Dallas Cowboys' first regular-season home game is Week 2 when they invite the hated New York Giants to AT&T Stadium.

The stadium is nearing 20 years of age; however, it is still one of the best stadiums in all of the NFL. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones may get contract negotiations wrong, but he didn't miss on the design of this stadium, unless you aren't a fan of the sun.

AT&T Stadium is the pinnacle of football, and apparently, it is a one-stop shop for all of your dining needs during a game.

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Recently, the stadium's social media page shared that AT&T has been nominated for "Best NFL Stadium Food," and they need Cowboys fans' help with the nom-nomination.

The home of the Cowboys will be up against every team's concessions in the NFL, but just from the photos, the Cowboys should be a front-runner for this award.

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From loaded nachos to waffles drizzled in goodness, to even a sweet drink in a Cowboys boot, AT&T Stadium is bringing the heat when it comes to food at the game.

Was it a bad idea to write this article before having lunch? Yes. However, will I be ordering some kind of nachos with a milkshake from DoorDash? Absolutely. Help your beloved Cowboys stadium win a deserving award.

Dallas Cowboys fans prepare a plate of food for Thanksgiving while tailgating outside Cowboys Stadium.
Dallas Cowboys fans prepare a plate of food for Thanksgiving while tailgating outside Cowboys Stadium. | Matthew Emmons-Imagn Images

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TYLER REED

Tyler is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he majored in communications. Aside from his roles with the Cowboys and Chargers on SI, Tyler also covers sports and pop culture for The Big Lead.

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