'Bryce Krispie Treats' Sold At Philly Eatery For 'Harpers Heroes'

PHILADELPHIA — A new restaurant in Philadelphia with Bucks County roots is on the Bryce Harper train and is celebrating the superstar's arrival in Philly by supporting his foundation.

Fishtown's The Pineville will be selling "Bryce Krispie Treats" with all proceeds benefiting Harper's Heroes, the player’s charitable foundation, which was founded in 2013 to help children fighting cancer.

A play on the classic childhood snack, Bryce Krispie Treats have a red #3 representing Harper’s number and a beard, one of Harper's signature characteristics.

The treats are $3 apiece at both The Pineville in Fishtown and The Pineville Tavern in Bucks county.

"Fans have shown their support for Harper through their words and wallets — selling out his jersey and snatching up Phillies tickets." Owner Drew Abruzzese said. "We plan to donate all the proceeds from the “Bryce Krispies” to Harper’s Heroes, the player’s charitable foundation, which was founded in 2013 to help children fighting cancer. We thought it would be a fun and tasty way to get behind our newest Phillies while benefitting his heartfelt cause.”

Harper launched Harper’s Heroes after witnessing cancer affect his high school best friend and several family members. The charity has partnered with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) to bring smiles to kids battling blood cancers while providing them with once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

The Pineville Fishtown is located at 2448 E. Huntingdon St.