Fans attending the Kansas City Chiefs playoff game against the Buffalo Bills this Sunday will have something extra special to look forward to - a unique menu featuring food options named after popular Taylor Swift songs.

Delaware North, the official foodservice partner of the Buffalo Bills, announced on Friday that they will be introducing two new menu items inspired by Swift's songs. The Grammy-winning singer is expected to be in attendance to support her boyfriend, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

One of the signature dishes is the "Bad Blood" waffle fries, a 2-foot display of spiced waffle fries highlighting each city's culinary specialties. Half of the fries will be topped with Buffalo chicken and blue cheese, representing the Bills, while the other half will feature Kansas City's Cattleman's BBQ pork, cole slaw, and bread-and-butter pickles.

In addition, fans can savor the "Karma" quesadilla, a triple-stacked delight filled with chicken tenders, bacon, and cilantro ranch. This mouthwatering creation will be complemented by a pork-belly chaser, according to Delaware North's description.

Delaware North's general manager at Highmark Stadium, Andy Altomare, expressed excitement about the new menu options, stating, "Our culinary team has again designed a great menu for the Divisional playoff game this weekend, with several new items for fans as they cheer on the Bills."

While Swift has been spotted at several Chiefs games since September, fans of the game have raised concerns about the NFL's focus on her presence. During her Time person of the year interview, Swift mentioned that she has no knowledge of how the NFL discovers which suite she's in or how frequently she is shown on the broadcasts.

The outcome of the Chiefs vs. Bills game will determine which team advances to the AFC Championship, one of the two semifinal playoff games of the National Football League, scheduled for January 28th.

With delicious food options in homage to Swift's songs, fans attending the Chiefs game can savor the excitement on and off the field.