Spaghetti Dinner at Baseball Game Goes Viral

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Brewer's fans leveled up game day eats by smuggling in a full spaghetti dinner to American

family filled on April 28th.

Mitch Krepps, a 32-year-old from St. Francis, teamed up with five buddies for the feast during

Milwaukee's 13-to-2 blowout over the Diamondbacks.

Clearing cleared security under the stadium's policy for personal size food and clear

gallon bags.

Krepps handled the noodles while his crew divvied up garlic bread, grated parmesan, gloriosos

meatballs, paper plates, and homemade sauce.

Their setup went mega viral on X, racking up over a million views as fans cheered the

clever hack.

Stadium vets like Krepps know the rules inside out.

He even crowned himself president of the Hotdog Club there.

Fans poured in from everywhere, with folks loving how he turns ballpark trips into

potlucks without breaking a sweat.

The only downside?

Shuttle rides and lines cooled most of it down, except the meatballs in a thermal box.

Still, Krepps called it perfect, like cold pizza on a summer night.

He's already eyeing fried rice or a massive party subnext, showed it in by the squad,

keeping those stadium feasts fresh and rule abiding.