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    Sneak Peek

    Special snack food at Super Bowl and NFL Experience salutes Atlanta, New England and Houston

    Marcy de Luna
    Jan 25, 2017 | 9:00 am

    Whether you're a Falcons or Patriots fan, Aramark is giving you something more to cheer for than just your favorite football team. The lineup of Super Bowl LI game day eats at NRG Stadium includes offerings from some local top chefs, and a killer bàhn mì sandwich created by a group of culinary students from the Houston Independent School District.

    This marks the first-time Aramark and H.I.S.D. have collaborated from a sports and entertainment perspective, according to Joel Nash, district manager for Aramark. Dominique Jackson, Michelle Meadows, and Vivian Romero of Westside High School competed against numerous other student teams in the district for a coveted spot on the Super Bowl menu.

    At a press event on Tuesday, Romero told CultureMap that the city’s diversity inspired the winning dish. “The bàhn mì was influenced by the Houston vibe. The culture has a strong Vietnamese influence, and a Mexican influence,” she said.

    Even if you don't have plans to head to NRG Stadium for Super Bowl LI, you can still score some football-friendly treats. During The NFL Experience, which is open to the public the weekend (Saturday and Sunday) and February 1 through February 5 at George R. Brown Convention Center, a special menu of Super Bowl-inspired fare will be offered up.

    From a jalapeno cheese dog to waffle nachos, here’s the play-by-play highlighting some of the must-try finger foods.

    Available at NRG Stadium on Super Bowl Sunday


    Atlanta Fried Chicken Stak
    The tasty tribute to the Atlanta Falcons boasts waffle fries and buttermilk fried chicken with sour cream and green onions. A peach marmalade barbecue sauce is added for good measure (sections 103 and 123).

    Beantown Griller
    This nod to the New England Patriots features slow-cooked tri-tip pot roast, sweet caramelized onions, and cheddar cheese on whole grain bread. It's served with a side of bacon-infused baked beans (sections 103 and 123).

    Bayou City Bàhn Mì 51
    This addictive Vietnamese sandwich gets a Houston spin thanks to grilled fajita steak. Avocado spread and pickled vegetables share the bun (section 121). Don't miss out.

    All-American Pigskin Burger
    Go big with a quarter-pound beef patty, flavored with barbecue seasoning, comes stacked with pulled pork, bacon, American cheese, barbecue sauce, and fried jalapenos (section 115). Bon appetit.

    44 Farms Jalapeno Cheese Dog
    James Beard Award-winning chef Chris Shepherd of Underbelly takes the hot dog to the way-beyond-stadium-food level with his jalapeno cheese dog. A premium beef hot dog, jalapeno cheese, and jalapeno bacon jam bring it home for a touchdown (club level).

    Top chefs Ronnie Killen of Killen’s Barbecue and nationally acclaimed Grady Spears are also in on the action. Killen will serve up duo of barbecue sandwiches: burnt-end and brisket (sections 103 and 123) while Spears will offer a steak sandwich (sections 103 and 123).

    Available at the George R. Brown Convention Center during the NFL Experience


    Over Time Waffle Nachos
    Nachos are a dime a dozen, but this version is anything but ordinary. Crunchy waffles are piled high with your choice of house-smoked brisket of chopped barbecue pork, plus nacho beer cheese sauce, black bean pico de gallo, sour cream, guacamole, and a soy-barbecue sauce (exhibit hall/C8/launch test kitchen).

    100 Yard Sub
    The monster 100 yard sub comes with four meats: salami, ham, mortadella Italian sausage, and capicola pork, plus two cheeses: pepperoni provolone, and Swiss. As if it wasn’t already impossible to resist, shredded lettuce, tomato, pickled Italian relish, and dijon mustard seal the delicious deal (exhibit hall/Bud Light bar).

    House-smoked BBQ Turkey Sandwich
    The turkey sandwich gets an upgrade via fried onions, spiced apple fennel slaw, house dill pickles and raspberry jam (exhibit hall/C8/launch test kitchen).

    Atlanta Fried Chicken Stak.

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    millennial magnet

    Houston suburb surprises as a booming millennial hotspot in 2026

    Amber Heckler
    Feb 26, 2026 | 10:30 am
    W. Goodrich Jones State Forest in Conroe, Texas
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    A new Houston-area city has emerged a top destination for millennial movers, a new migration report has found: Conroe.

    This surprising Houston neighbor ranked as the 15th most popular U.S. city for millennials in SmartAsset's annual report, "Where Millennials Are Moving – 2026 Study."

    The report calculated the percentage of the total population represented by millennials (people aged 25-44) in more than 250 of the largest U.S. cities. Then it ranked the cities by the rate of millennials who moved there in 2024 (the year with the most recent available data), also as a percentage of the total population. Data was sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau's 1-Year American Community Survey.

    According to the data, 9.14 percent of Conroe's total population were millennial transplants that arrived in the city in 2024. That means nearly 10,500 people between the ages of 25 and 44 packed up and moved to Conroe that year.

    To zoom out on the city's greater millennial population, there are currently about 39,300 millennials who call Conroe home. These individuals make up around 35 percent of the city's entire population, the study determined.

    SmartAsset also broke down how many millennial transplants arrived in Conroe from elsewhere in Montgomery County, a different Texas county, a different state altogether, and another country:

    • Moved in from same county: 5,383 people
    • Moved in from different county in same state: 3,802 people
    • Moved in from a different state: 863 people
    • Moved in from abroad: 423 people
    Millennials make up about 36 percent of the American workforce, the report noted, so it's likely not a surprise that many of them would choose to live in a city like Conroe, who was among the most desirable suburbs to move to in America in 2025, and was also dubbed one of the best cities for renters that same year. Most recently, the suburb landed among the top 20 U.S. suburbs with the highest rate of new wealthy residents.

    "With more flexibility than ever due to remote work and rapidly developing technologies, many Millennial households opt to move locations in pursuit of job opportunities, higher pay, preferable lifestyles, and family considerations, among other reasons," the report's author wrote.

    The study proposed that U.S. cities that are successful in attracting newcomers within the 25-44 age group may see some benefits from "stronger and more diverse workforces, disposable income flowing to local businesses, and additional tax revenue." Yet it also warned that an influx of transplants can result in greater competition in a city's housing market and "a change in the business mix for preexisting locals."

    The top 10 most popular destinations for millennials on the move in 2026 are:

    • No. 1 – Cambridge, Massachusetts
    • No. 2 – Seattle, Washington
    • No. 3 – Sunnyvale, California
    • No. 4 – Orlando, Florida
    • No. 5 – Arlington, Virginia
    • No. 6 – Austin, Texas
    • No. 7 – Bellevue, Washington
    • No. 8 – Sandy Springs, Georgia
    • No. 9 – Denver, Colorado
    • No. 10 – Santa Clara, California
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