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Murph’s Pocket Pancakes (Credit: Milwaukee Brewers)
MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Brewers are bringing manager Pat Murphy’s strange eating habits to fans.
They’re called “Murph’s Pocket Pancakes,” a brand-new ballpark treat inspired by fan-favorite manager Pat Murphy’s midgame munchies.
The Brewers say the “warm, fluffy pancakes were created to be enjoyed on the go, perfect for game day snacking.”
Grabbing a bite on the field
The backstory:
Murphy went viral in a recent interview for pulling a pancake out of his uniform pocket and taking a bite — sharing the flapjack with the reporter — as he detailed different ways he shoves food into his pockets to snack on in the dugout.
How to get them
What you can do:
Inspired by the skipper’s snack stash, the “Ball Four Pocket Pack” includes four pocket pancakes and a choice of maple syrup or strawberry compote dipping sauce for $4.99.
The “Double Chicken ‘n’ Pancakes Pocket Pack” includes two chicken-tender-stuffed pancakes, topped with chopped bacon and a sweet maple syrup drizzle for $7.99.
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You asked, Murph answered! In this installment of “I’d Like To Speak To The Manager,” Brewers skipper Pat Murphy answers questions from fans. He spoke with FOX6 anchor Ted Perry why his kids are so well behaved at post game news conferences, which players make him laugh in the dug out, why he still thinks Craig Counsell is “family,” and the difficulties in life that he’s overcome and how they make him a better manager. He also reveals what he’s snacking on when you see him during the games. Great questions from FOX6 viewers. Now, watch the answers from the National League Manager of the Year.
They will be available only at home games on Sunday, starting this Sunday (Aug. 10), at the Chicken Stands in the First and Third Base Wards.
“Murph’s Pocket Pancakes” were crafted by the culinary duo of Chef Joe Muench of Blackshoe Hospitality and Chef Alex Beronja of Delaware North.
The Source: The Milwaukee Brewers sent FOX6 the information. The Associated Press contributed to this article.
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