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Prices are rising across the country, but one cost has remained steady: food at the Masters Tournament.
Concessions at the Masters are always a hot topic, and inflation still hasn't hit Augusta for 2025.
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Prices for the concession stands have surfaced as spectators arrive for this week's action. And, without fail, almost nothing has changed.
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Food prices at the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia
Fresh mixed fruit, up from $2 to $2.50, is the only price change from 2024 to 2025. The most expensive items for sale are white wine, domestic beer, imported beer and Crow's Nest craft beer, which cost $6 each. Sandwich prices still range from $1.50 to $3 and you can get breakfast for $2 to $3.
Here's the full menu, which adds up to $77 for one of every item:

The signature items on the menu -- egg salad and pimento cheese sandwiches -- cost just $1.50, as they have 2002 (!). There's one new item on the menu, the savory tomato pie, which is available for $3.
The snack menu includes plain and BBQ chips ($1.50), peanuts ($1.50), southern cheese straws ($2), cookies ($1.50), Georgia pecan caramel popcorn ($2) and Georgia peach ice cream sandwiches ($3).
The 2025 Masters begins with the opening round on Thursday, April 10, and concludes on Sunday, April 13.
