Best Cheap Eats At The U.S. Masters (Slideshow)

Sometimes called the "caviar of the South", pimento cheese is typically either sharp Cheddar or processed American cheese mixed with mayo, pimentos, salt, and pepper until it has a choppy, paste-like consistency. Here's a shocker: It's served on white bread.

Average Price: $1.50  

Feel like splurging? The most expensive items on the Masters menu cost just $3, like this barbecue sandwich made from "genuine smoked pork," according to the label. Served cold in previous years, heat lamps now keep this lunch option warm (how progressive!).

Average Price: $3 

Wait, are vegetarians even welcome at the Augusta National Golf Club? This meat-free menu item proves there's no specific policy discriminating against them (at least at the concession stands). Perhaps money really is the great equalizer.

Average Price: $2.50 

Ticketholders were scandalized last year when the chicken sandwich was removed from the Masters menu. This year the chicken sandwich is back (insert collective sigh of relief). Someone's got to stick up for tradition!

Average Price: $3 

What can we say? It's an egg salad sandwich that costs less than $2. Just don't grab the ones that have been lingering in the sun too long.

Average Price: $1.50

Fried chicken before 10:30 a.m.? Yep, it's officially breakfast time in the South. 

Average Price: $1.50 

If you liked s'mores as a kid, you'll be over the moon about this dessert: It's a chocolate-coated marshmallow with a bit of graham cracker inside. 

Average Price: $1  

It's light blue, and packed with electrolytes...but don't you dare call it Gatorade. There's no branding happening at the concessions stands, folks, so take your "sports drink" and don't ask any questions.

Average Price: $1.50 

Perhaps the ticketholders' favorite food item, this peach-flavored ice cream sandwich is probably the sweetest thing you'll experience at the club.  

Average Price: $2 

Listed under "snacks," you may need to pop a Tylenol or aspirin after attempting to eat your way through the menu at the Masters Tournament.

Average Price: $.50