If you thought a regular soft pretzel was already a pretty solid game-day snack, the Chicago Bears apparently decided to take things to another level.

The Bears' "Bear Claw" pretzel is a massive, roughly 2-pound pretzel shaped like a bear paw, complete with individual claw details.  And yes, it's ridiculous as it sounds.

FB - Symone with the Sports
FB - Symone with the Sports

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The giant pretzel is available at concession stands inside Soldier Field, where it's served fresh in a pizza-sized box.  So if you're walking around the stadium carrying one of these, there's really no hiding what you're eating.

And because a giant pretzel wasn't enough on its own, the Bear Claw comes with dipping options, too.  Depending on what's available, guests can get things like beer cheese, giardiniera mustard and honey bacon jam to go along with it.

The price, though.  Are you ready for it?

Around $40.

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It's actually not really for one person.  You might wanna attempt to eat it all by yourself, but it's really made for six to eight people.  That makes the price a little more justified, right?

I have yet to see someone eat the entire thing alone, but if there's a video I need to see it!  I did see this girl goin' to town on this pretzel, it's literally bigger than her head.

If you're heading to Soldier Field this season and you see someone carrying this gigantic pretzel, that's your sign to get one for yourself.  Treat yourself!  Do you think you could finish the entire 2lb pretzel by yourself?  I couldn't, absolutely not.

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