Menu Nutrition

Explore Our Dedication to Health and Community Impact

This section shares our commitment to promoting healthier choices at Troy High games, supporting wellness and community spirit through every meal served at our concession stand.

Discover Game Day Nutrition

Get a quick overview of our nutritional offerings.

Balanced Burgers

Our burgers are crafted with fresh ingredients and detailed nutrition info.

Healthy Hotdogs

Savor hotdogs prepared with quality and transparency in mind.

Calorie Counts

Understand the calorie details for each menu item.

Allergen Info

We provide clear allergen details for your peace of mind.

Custom Options

Tailor your meal with add-ons and modifications.

What are the nutritional details for your food items?

This section provides detailed nutrition facts for our burgers and hotdogs, ensuring you can make informed choices on game day.

Are your burgers and hotdogs made from fresh ingredients?

Yes, we use fresh, high-quality ingredients in all our menu items.

Do you have gluten-free or vegetarian options?

Currently, our menu focuses on classic game day favorites like burgers and hotdogs.

Where can I find the full nutritional breakdown of your food?

You can view the full nutritional information for our menu items right here on this page.

Do your burgers and hotdogs contain any allergens?

Yes, some items may contain common allergens such as wheat or dairy. Please check the nutrition details for specifics.

Hamburger

Hotdog

Popcorn

Pretzel

What to Look For in a Concessions Menu (for Gluten-Free & Celiac Safety)

1. Ingredient Awareness

  • Naturally gluten-free foods include:
    • Plain meats (hot dogs, hamburgers — without the bun or with a gluten-free bun).
    • Popcorn (if unflavored and not dusted with malt or wheat).
    • Nachos with corn chips (check that chips are 100% corn and not fried with breaded foods).
    • 🚫 Avoid anything containing or made with:
    • Wheat, barley, rye, malt, brewer’s yeast, or triticale.
    • Common foods like buns, pizza crusts, pretzels, churros, and breaded items unless labeled gluten-free.

2. Cross-Contact Risks

For someone with celiac disease, even tiny traces of gluten can make them sick.

  • Use separate utensils, grill surfaces, and fryers for gluten-free items.
  • Avoid sharing condiment containers (like dipping spoons in the same ketchup jar).
  • Clearly label gluten-free items and store them separately when possible.

3. Packaging and Labeling

  • Choose prepackaged snacks with a “Certified Gluten-Free” or “Gluten-Free” label.
  • Safe examples:
    • GF granola bars (labeled).
    • Individual chips (check brand).
    • Gluten-free cookies or snack packs.
    • Sunflower Seeds
    • All Drizzlicious products (mini rice cakes and drizzled snacks) are certified gluten-free.