When the Buffalo Bills host the Denver Broncos in the wild-card playoffs on Sunday, fans from both cities will be able to enjoy “The Battleship” – Behemoth menu item Recently, a social media content creator highlighted events at Highmark Stadium.

The Battleship is a 2-foot-long display of spicy waffle fries combo with food From two NFL cities. Half are Buffalo staples and the other half are delicacies from the opposing team’s locale.

Cameron Guzzo, 26, of Massachusetts, said he recently traveled to Buffalo for his “Stadium Food Review” series and decided to focus on the deep-fried monstrosity.

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“Every stadium I go to, I try to see if they have crazy food, something eye-catching, something fun,” Guzzo told Fox News Digital. “It seems like the videos are working really well and people really enjoy seeing the quirky side of it.”

Guzzo, a civil engineer who cheers for the Bills despite living in New England Patriots territory, said he wouldn’t have known warship If not an email from the team.

Buffalo Bills fan and content creator Cameron Guzzo commented during the game on the “Warship,” a 2-foot plate of waffle fries topped with various Grow food. (played by Cameron Guzzo)

“It’s in a hidden corner that you can’t see if you’re just walking around the hall,” Guzzo said.

Luckily, he said, he received an email containing stadium food.

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“That’s the only way I know about it,” he said. “I’m glad I did because it was one of the coolest foods I’ve ever encountered at a sporting event.”

Cool enough to give it a 9 out of 10 his video.

Battleship will be available at Highmark Stadium throughout the 2024 season. But it debuted in last season’s wild-card playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, albeit under a different name, Delaware North spokesman Glen White told Fox News Digital.

Delaware North oversees food and beverage services for all Bills home games.

The fries, then known as “Stampede Fries,” were 2 feet long and consisted of half buffalo chicken and blue cheese and the other half shredded pastrami, coleslaw, and shredded cheese.

It adopted the new name during the ensuing divisional playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs, White said.

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The dish is called “Bad Blood Waffle Fries” Kansas City Style BBQ Serve with buffalo chicken sauce as a dividing topping.

The idea had always been there, but one day while taking the kids to work at the Delaware North headquarters, a child came up with a permanent name.

“We had been trying to come up with a name that was consistent and catchy, so our (executive chef) Stephen Forman asked all the kids in attendance that day for ideas, and ‘Warship’ was suggested and emerged as the clear winner, “White said.

“Battleship” can be viewed at Highmark Stadium, home of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills. (Delaware North)

Although the battleship costs $28, Guzzo said it’s worth every penny.

“The week I had it, it was a Greek theme, so it was chicken souvlaki, Greek sauce and feta,” Guzzo said. “Then the other side’s city changed dramatically.”

He was there for a game against the New York Jets.

“The food transcends everyone.”

“It’s New York-themed,” Guzzo said. “That’s Meatballs with marinara sauce And mozzarella cheese. “

Guzzo didn’t have any guesses as to what might be in store for Sunday’s game against the Broncos.

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“One of the things I heard about before going to Denver was Rocky Mountain oysters,” Guzzo said, adding, “If that was on the (other side) of waffle fries, he wouldn’t like it. “

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As for the next NFL stadium food Guzzo will document, that’s an unreleased project, “so I can’t talk too much about it right now.”

Still, Guzzo said, he came to realize that “food transcends everyone.”

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His latest comment, which will probably show up as a suggestion from some stranger on social media, has collected more views than any other type of video he’s ever made, “which tells me that people like to see the craziest food.”