Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins may not be playing in the Super Bowl this year at Allegiant Stadium, but he’s planning on make one fan’s week with a surprise appearance in Las Vegas.
Tost by Tostitos will open Feb. 8 near the Brooklyn Bridge at New York, New York Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas just ahead of the Super Bowl.
Fans can reserve their spots for lunch and dinner to eat Tostitos-inspired meals.
Frito-Lay will offer three different menus with a wide range of options.
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Kirk Cousins is getting ready for Las Vegas. (Frito-Lay)
Cousins will swap his helmet for a chef’s hat and help prepare some of the meals. One fan will win the grand prize of a trip to Las Vegas, accommodations in the city, a pair of tickets to the 2024 Super Bowl and a VIP reservation at the pop-up restaurant with Cousins serving them tableside.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins passes against the San Francisco 49ers in the first quarter at U.S. Bank Stadium. (Brad Rempel/USA Today Sports)
“It’s a fun concept. I’m excited to be a part of it. I, like so many football fans, grew up eating Tostitos and having their salsa dips and queso dips. It’s a natural fit for me,” Cousins told Fox News Digital.
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Kirk Cousins plans to cook something special. (Frito-Lay)
Cousins said he looked forward to coming up with some ideas with the chefs but isn’t about to deliver anything too spicy.
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“I can’t do spicy. I’m a wimp,” he told Fox News Digital when asked what dip he enjoys with his chip. “I like mild salsa or queso. I could do those two all day long. Never get sick of it. I could probably eat an entire jar — gotta be careful there. But, yeah, the spicy thing, whether it’s wings or salsas, I have a low threshold.”
Reservations for the eatery open Thursday morning. The sweepstakes to win the prize ends Jan. 28.
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