Food at non-league football matches

[FootballMK]

My missus has done homemade sausage rolls (ingredients: sausage meat and frozen puff pastry) which were quick and easy to make, way better than shop-bought and sold loads.

[stingray]

A tip - avoid the burgers at Uxbridge as they're microwaved - a definite NONO. However this is compensated for by the serving hatch in the clubhouse where assortments of cakes are on offer.

 

As others may have alluded to - try to offer something a bit different, that can only really be found at KLFC. Marlow have cottage pie on the menu although I've never tried it. They also offer pies and pasties as do Northwood (when the shipping container's open). AFC Hayes offer some cake, but I suspect you'll be swapping places with them. Apart from that, it's just the generic burgers and chips you could find anywhere.

[LoucasX]

At Oxhey Jets you can get a fried egg with your burger. That makes a difference.

[Winslow Boy]

At Oxhey Jets you can get a fried egg with your burger. That makes a difference.

Off they thrown in a pineapple ring and slice of ham it's an Hawaiian burger and I'm in.

[Jonno]

Or, just eat before you go to football...

[Munchkin]

Or Before and during.

[Winslow Boy]

Or Before and during.

Yes!!!

[thecoldend]

Reading all these posts is making me hungry!

 

I agree definately with something unique for example naming a burger after a star player or fan's favourite or manager.

 

Oxhey's egg burger sounds nice...they could market it as a "Lee Armitt Burger".... hits the target every time!

[thecoldend]

Mind you....If they named a burger after the manager at Hoddy they'd have to change the sign more often than not!!!