NFL star Damon “Snacks” Harrison has a new home to dine in.

Harrison, the 6-foot-4 350-pounder who plays defensive tackle for the New York Giants, just bought a $1.55 million northern New Jersey home.

The 7,080-square-foot home in Bergen County — located some 20 miles from MetLife Stadium — has five bedrooms and sits on 1.03 acres.

Harrison reportedly earned his nickname because former New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan would leave Harrison, then an undrafted rookie free agent, Rice Krispies Treats on his desk as a joke.

Then Harrison got healthy, cut back on carbs, became the NFL’s best run defender — and signed a five-year, $46.25 million contract with the Giants.

“I was a fried chicken guy, any fried food, chicken wings, burgers. I was just that guy. College kid,” Harrison told Sports Illustrated.

Now he eats more grilled chicken, salmon, asparagus and brown rice — but the nickname stuck.