What to eat at Coors Field this season

• The Elvis shake is crème de banana, soft-serve ice cream and peanut butter sauce with a topping of Cracker Jacks and slice of candied bacon.
• It's available at the Helton Burger Shack in left field.

What they're saying: ​​"Our chef … was reading a story about Elvis coming to Denver late night on a plane for a snack," said Brian Arp, Aramark general manager at Coors Field, about the origin of the shake.

Context: That snack, called the "Fool's Gold" sandwich, consists of an entire jar of peanut butter, a jar of jelly and one pound of bacon in a hollowed-out bread loaf. Some versions also include banana.

What else to eat: The Rockie Dog — a footlong Nathan's hot dog with toppings — is a crowd favorite and the Rocky Mountain Oysters are available for the daring.

Other new menu items include:

• The Denver steak and cheese fries is an intentionally messy, sharable dish inspired by the Philly cheesesteak. It's got chopped beef, white queso, onions and peppers on top of steak fries.
• The Louisiana hot chicken sandwich is a fiery addition that comes with hot-sauced bacon.