GONE are the days of spearmint chewing gum and macaroon bars served from trays around the terraces. Instead there's scalding hot Bovril and a steak or scoth pie that's stuck to the foil - food at the football can get a bad rap sometimes. Not the famous Killie pie though.
![[Bovril Beefy Drink in a takeaway cup.]](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/NINTCHDBPICT000190688328.jpg?strip=all&w=800)
The Ayrshire delight is renowned as one of the best in the SPFL - and is held in such high regard it's sold in shops far away from Rugby Park. But the Killie Pie appears to have a rival as clubs come up with alternative culinary delights to replace the staple diet of Saturday afternoons at Scottish football.
![[Box of Browning's Kilmarnock Pie.]](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/cf4a04b6-2b73-4fc2-9f77-9eade5e6c9f7.jpg?strip=all&w=960)
An internal rival no less. And one that has been hailed a sweet success. Well, with some fans at least. To others, what's being served up in Kilmarnock's family stand simply isn't to their taste. It highlights the best - and worst - of stadium snacks. And 70 percent - more than 1500 X.com users - dubbed the dish of donuts, marshmallows and cream topped with Nutella 'Scran'.
![[A referee surrounded by people holding up meat pies at a pie championship.]](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/25th-annual-world-pie-championships-967560182.jpg?strip=all&w=960)
It featured on the site hours after Derek McInnes' side faced Rangers on Wednesday night and costs £5.50. It's certainly different from a pie and bovril and one fan admitted: "I'm tempted to sit in the Killie end just for this.". Another said: "Astoundingly good looking; scran and pass the insulin pen.".
![[Two donuts with chocolate and marshmallows in a box.]](https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/Screenshot-2025-02-28T101842.436.png?strip=all&w=526)
A third joked: "Needs to be paired with the doner kebab pie.". But it was maybe not one for the football purists who seemed to prefer a more traditional snack. One replied: "It's supposed to be a football match, not a kids tea party!". Another cried: "Get in the bin. What is this - a hen night in Benidorm?".
And one Killie fan was on hand to explain: "Should be noted for context that this dish is only available in the Family stand - which is home fans only. "None of the other three stands have anything just as sweet as this. It’s served from a food truck which is sited within the kids fun zone below the rake of the Moffat stand.".
