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NBA TV's very own Skeets, Tas, Leigh and last, but certainly not least, Trey talked about the Grub Tub during their show, and they loved it!

We guess that the Grub Tub is a Very Solid Product!

We are definitely digging Toyota Center’s new food service offering known as “The Grub Tub.” This small plastic bowl that locks snuggly in place over a 32-ounce soda cup, with a hole for a straw, is simple and effective, yet surprisingly missing from every sports facility in America. Not anymore — the Grub Tub was created by Levy Restaurants and is already being eyed at other sports facilities. In Houston, a Grub Tub with a burger, hot dog or chicken strips will cost you about $18, while the nacho and soda is $15.25. They top four different collectible plastic cups commemorating the Rockets’ 50th season.

Pretty sweet….now they just need to sell one with beer. Personally, I don’t mind chugging back a cold one through a straw…but’s that just me.

Read Dave Brook's full article on Amplify Media.

The Grub Tub was featured during the Houston Rockets' Pre-Game show on Root Sports and we are glad to see Calvin Murphy, a true legend of the game, loving the Grub Tub!

The Grub Tub was featured on one of the most popular sports and men's lifestyle blog -- Barstool Sports and you can see an excerpt of the article below:

For some reason people think that aliens are always going to be smarter than humans. That these weird little creatures are gonna show up to Earth one day and knock our socks off with how smart they are. But I don’t buy it. Why, you ask? Well because of reason just like this one–The GrubTub. This will go down as one of the most quintessential inventions of all time. Right along side the lightbulb and internet porn. It’s genius, Lloyd. Sheer genius.

We’ve all had this issue before. You’re at the game and you finally give in to taking out a small loan to purchase some snacks at the concession stands. Are those chicken fingers with undercooked fries and a large drink worth $23? Not necessarily. But you buy them anyway because it’s part of the experience. But then you’re working your way back to your seats and it’s mayhem. You’ve got your soda in one hand. The food in the other. You’re not going to just wait to get to your seat before you actually start eating. So you try to eat right out of the container like a savage because you don’t have any free hands. But then what if you get a text or you have to fire out a mega dope ultra sweet Tweet? You’re screwed. Or at least you used to be before The GrubTub came into your life.

P.S. – I hate that some guy is about to become a millionaire off of this idea. So simple. We should have come up with this years ago. But everybody else dropped the ball and he scooped it up. Good for him but why can’t it ever be me?

Click here to read Jordie's article at Barstool Sports.com.

ESPN's very own Darren Rovell says that the Grub Tub is an "Outstanding Idea" because it allows fans to easily carry a soda and a snack.

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