Ballpark nachos debuted at games of which Major League Baseball team?

Ballpark nachos debuted at games of which Major League Baseball team? They debuted at Texas Rangers games.

Frank Liberto introduced his concession-style nachos during the 1976 season at Arlington Stadium in Arlington, Texas, the Rangers' home ballpark at the time. The setup used tortilla chips, jalapeños, and a warm cheese sauce designed for fast service at the stadium.

The debut helped transform nachos from a restaurant appetizer into a major sports concession. Arlington Stadium's crowds could receive the snack quickly, and its success encouraged other stadiums and arenas to adopt similar cheese-sauce dispensers.

The Dallas Cowboys are a common distractor because nachos gained additional publicity at Texas Stadium and through Howard Cosell's football broadcasts in 1978. But the first baseball-ballpark association belongs to the Texas Rangers. Arlington Stadium later closed and was demolished, yet its role in concession history remains part of the nacho story.