A GTA 6 sandwich has travelled from Leonida to chef Nick DiGiovanni’s worktop. The creator recreated the Prairie from fictional chain Chacey’s, stacking meat and cheese beneath a bun shaped like a cowboy hat.
The preparation appears in a video published on November 7 as part of the game’s promotion. According to DiGiovanni’s video, the sandwich contains four types of meat and is presented as having 30,000 calories.
An order that needs two hands
The build stacks slices of meat into a tall sandwich, topped with cheese and the hat-shaped upper bun. The finished order sits beside fries in Chacey’s packaging and a mug of drink.
The video also places the real preparation beside the in-game version. Viewers can compare the shape of the bread, the filling’s layers and the presentation.
The 30,000-calorie figure is the amount stated in the segment. The clip does not provide an independent nutritional analysis of the prepared recipe.
Fictional food joins the promotion
DiGiovanni is known for cooking videos and challenges with other creators. The Prairie appears within that format, introducing a GTA brand to an audience that also follows food content.
Alongside streets and vehicles, Rockstar’s cities have their own shops, restaurants and products. Chacey’s is one of those fictional brands, now recreated with real ingredients.
GTA 6 is scheduled for November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. While Leonida prepares to open its doors, the Prairie already has a version outside the screen.
