Sports and Food

I was really surprised to find that at the Phoenix Suns game there was nothing organic to be found.

Not only was there no organic foods but there was no healthy foods really at all.

At the NFL experience, and at some football games this year there was organic food all over the place. They had anything from Organic hotdogs to Organic Chicken. They also had organic coffees and organic Smoothies.

The NBA on the other hand, not so much. They had the usual regular hot dogs and chicken sandwiches. They had regular ice cream and pizza everywhere you turned.

This makes you wonder why they haven't, like the NFL started to get healthy, or at least organic to try and better the lands and the world. Baseball is no better, they are basically staying on the same playing field as basketball, offering almost exactly the same food.

So the question begs to wonder, if organic food is not really more expensive, and the NFL can offer it to their patrons, then why can't the NBA and MLB provide healthy alternatives for their fans.

During such a very large health craze, it is surprising that something where food is so highly sought out would be so far behind the growing trend in most of american society.

"I think its about tradition," said Justin Antonowitz. "When people go to a baseball game they want a hot dog and a Pepsi, you know thats just what you get there."

Tradition is a very large part of baseball, it is always based on what has happened in the past and what can happen in the future. As Organic eating and healthy eating for that matter appears to be at the forefront of American living, it can be expected that someday soon American sports will catch up with the rest of the new American tradition.