Dallas Cowboys introduce monstrous 'pizza burger' for fans to feast on at AT&T Stadium

The Dallas Cowboys have unveiled a monstrous 'pizza burger' which will be available at the AT&T Stadium from the 2024 season, with the first home game of the season against the New Orleans Saints on Sept. 15.

The full-pound Angus beef patty, salad, and cheese are placed between two personal pepperoni pizzas. It's one of 20 new beverage options ready to make its debut at the home of the Cowboys this season.

A vegan Tostitos Ultimate Nachos and a vegetarian Cowboys cheesesteak were added to the menu. The pizza burger isn't the only new burger at Dallas' home stadium. Fans can also tuck into Wagyu Truffle Burger, which has been seasoned to perfection and is served on a fresh, locally baked brioche bun, truffle aioli, Havarti cheese, and arugula.

Heather Fuller, the concessions chef for Legends at AT&T Stadium, spoke to Fox . "Every season, we do several surveys. Actually, at every event we have customer surveys, and so we take those comments," she said.

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"We take them into consideration. We try to give you what you want. And so, we have lots of requests for healthier items, for vegan and vegetarian items. So, that’s one reason we’ve added so many of those new health, vegan, and vegetarian items."

The Cowboys are looking to lick the wounds from last season, a playoff defeat to the Green Bay Packers on home soil. The team could undergo huge changes in the next season, or two, especially on offense. Both CeeDee Lamb and quarterback Dak Prescott are looking for new deals.

Owner Jerry Jones has attempted to do some firefighting of his own and put out some fires following comments on Lamb's contract. "Well, I think I am and when I say that, it doesn't sound too promising," Jones said on Lamb's negotiations.

"The facts are that I believe we'll come together. I don't want to speak for him. That's what I'm trying not to do. But we wouldn't have offered him what we've offered him if we didn't want him to be here."

Jones added: "I don't mean that to be insensitive to our fans or to CeeDee, but we're in good shape there and we are having promising talks. You say, 'Well, why do you keep talking? Why don't you do something?'

"Again, as in anything, it takes both of you there at the same time. But I believe it's got the proper amount of everything -- emphasis, importance -- for everybody involved here and we'll see how it goes."