Can't get to The Masters? Have a 'taste' of the tournament delivered instead

    By Jack Bantock, CNN

    Updated 0944 GMT (1744 HKT) February 28, 2023

    Baseball and hot dogs; Wimbledon and strawberries. Certain sporting events and venues are forever linked with particular food and drinks. Egg salad and pimento cheese sandwiches have been a staple of The Masters at Augusta National for decades -- and are still only $1.50 each. This year, US fans can order "Taste of The Masters" concessions kits -- priced at $175 -- shipped to their homes ahead of the major. <strong><em>Look through the gallery for more fabled sporting food and drink combinations.</em></strong>
    Photos: The food and drinks forever tied to sport
    Baseball and hot dogs; Wimbledon and strawberries. Certain sporting events and venues are forever linked with particular food and drinks. Egg salad and pimento cheese sandwiches have been a staple of The Masters at Augusta National for decades -- and are still only $1.50 each. This year, US fans can order "Taste of The Masters" concessions kits -- priced at $175 -- shipped to their homes ahead of the major. Look through the gallery for more fabled sporting food and drink combinations.
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