17 insane foods you'll find only at the ballpark

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This year, MLB teams are getting adventurous with their concession offerings, including tempura-battered hamburgers and hot dogs, chicken and waffles on a stick and a burgerizza, to name a few.

At just one MLB park, Turner Field, baseball fans can gorge themselves on Fritos or Doritos topped with pulled pork and cheese sauce. Or fried green tomatoes with remoulade sauce. Or a pretzel bun with a foot-long, layered with fries, popcorn, cheese sauce, chips, beer cheese, jalapenos and Coca-Cola enfused BBQ sauce ... Yeh, you get the idea.

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Some of the crazier options for baseball fans are below:

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