But regardless of its true origins, Walsh argues that Texas helped the dish achieve notoriety: "Frito pie owes its popularity to Texas high school stadium concession stands where it’s made by ...

Boy, this brings back childhood memories. At every rodeo or school game, the bestseller at the concession stand was Frito pie. Chili meat poured into a snack-sized sack of Frito chips was simple ...

It’s the currency of concession stands ... And, yes, sometimes you get to eat it straight out of the bag: The Frito pie. As with other traditional comfort foods (see: chicken and waffles ...

Ramen Prosper, a local vendor based in the Rio Grande Valley, makes ramen from scratch using traditional Japanese methods. Bentacourt, co-owner of Ramen Prosper, shared how the idea to be part of the ...

The completion of the game — win or lose — was rewarded with a trip to the concession stand and its timeless ... offer the opportunity to order a Frito pie. Traditional Houston spots such ...

One bite of Frito pie transports twins Jonathan and ... After every Little League game, they’d head to the concession stand for this portable Lone Star treat, made by ladling beanless chili ...