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Brewers launch pocket pancakes promotion after viral moment

Milwaukee will sell Murphs Pocket Pancakes at American Family Field on Sundays for the rest of the season starting with the Mets series.

August 8, 2025 at 07:40 PM
blur Brewers selling ballpark flapjacks after Murphy's viral video

The Brewers will sell Murph's Pocket Pancakes at American Family Field on Sundays for the rest of the season, turning a viral moment into a fan engagement effort.

Brewers sell pocket pancakes after Murphy's viral moment

Milwaukee announced that Murph's Pocket Pancakes will be sold at American Family Field during Sunday games for the rest of the season. The promotion starts with the Mets series and ties to a viral interview in which Pat Murphy described pocketing snacks in the dugout.

Two snack packs are offered. The Ball Four Pocket Pack includes four pocket pancakes with a choice of maple syrup or strawberry sauce for 4.99. The Double Chicken n Pancakes Pocket Pack adds two pancakes stuffed with a chicken tender and bacon with maple drizzle for 7.99. The Brewers say the move builds on fan energy around Murphy and they note the team has had a strong stretch of results this season.

Key Takeaways

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Viral moment spurs a lasting marketing promotion
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Family friendly pricing aims to boost in stadium sales
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Promotion ties to a popular team figure reinforces branding
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In stadium experiences leverage social media momentum
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Team performance can amplify the impact of promotional moments
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There is a risk fans view it as gimmick rather than baseball entertainment
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Memes can translate into merchandise and food sales
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The promotion tests how far entertainment value can carry a sports brand

"Waffles, pancakes, pizza"

Murphy lists foods he has brought into the dugout

"If it's cold pizza, you fold it up like a sandwich, you know what I mean"

Murphy explains how he pockets food

"You can eat it during the game. And then when I wear a hoodie, I have the pocket right here, and that's full of crumbs"

Murphy describes the pocket habit

This move shows how a meme can be turned into a marketing tool and how fans crave shared moments. It demonstrates the power of social media to extend a team brand beyond the field.

The risk is simple. If the novelty fades or it distracts from the game some fans may push back. The ultimate test will be whether the promotion expands engagement and creates lasting value rather than a one off joke.

Highlights

  • Pocket pancakes take the field as a fresh memory
  • A meme turned into a ballpark menu item
  • Baseball humor meets market strategy
  • Fans turn moments into memories

Time will tell if this becomes a lasting part of the ballpark experience.

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