Will you be planning a super bowl party?

Question

I'm looking for some great quick and easy game day treats and ideas!!

Answer 1

yes we do! Always something easy so we can eat at half time and plenty of snacks for during the game.

Answer 2

I brown some ground beef and add taco seasoning. Next I pour tortilla chips in a baking dish and toss the seasoned beef all over it. Then I add slices of jalapenos to the dish and top with cheddar cheese. Bake until cheese is melted. When it comes out of the oven I put on some salsa.

Hot wings with celery and blue cheese is a great addition that no-one passes up.

If your planning meal foods, try grinders or chili.

A little trivia for you: What day of the year is the most city water used? Super Bowl Sunday at half time. My husband works in drinking water and has been monitoring this phenomenon for 25 years. Weird isn't it? It must be the toilets flushing all at the same time.

Answer 3

This what Im doing probably not what your looking for. Sirloin steaks, my famous homemade mac and cheese, salad, deep fried beer battered oysters, mushrooms, and onion rings. I love to cook. Maybe you can cater it with chicken wings with a spread of chips and dip like snacks. I dont know if you want to cook anything.

Answer 4

My parents are teachers and they are throwing a Super Bowl XLI party for the staff/teachers at their school. I'm helping her plan and this is what I've come up with so far. Create a unique Super Bowl ticket invitation. Print the invitations on cardstock cut out to look like event tickets. List pertinent party information as it would appear on a real ticket. Make it fun by listing your home as “Your Name Stadium” and ask guests to decorate themselves in their favorite team’s colors. Create a giant football player by cutting a silhouette out of a large refrigerator box. Paint the player in your team’s colors and place him in the yard to greet your guests. If you have a large entryway or foyer, use masking tape to create a miniature football field. Mark off yard lines with strips of tape and block numbers. Move your biggest television into the party room and your second biggest television into the kitchen. Lay a big piece of turf on the buffet table and place a football tee and football in the center. Place bouquets of helium balloons of both team’s colors around the party room. Set up one table for snack foods and another table for sweets. Serve finger foods only. Hot dogs and chicken wings are easy to eat and require no utensils. Cut hero sandwiches to look like footballs and stick toothpick pennants in them. Serve several dips with many different types of chips and crackers. Arrange a vegetable tray with several crudités and a fruit and cheese tray with bite-sized fruit pieces. On the dessert table make a centerpiece of football-shaped cupcakes or a sheet cake decorated to look like a football field. Set out a plate of brownies and an assortment of cookies. Set up a drink station in the kitchen with plenty of soda, beer and bottled water. For fun, set up a betting pool before the game starts. (A pool will give the non-football fans a reason to watch the game.) Hand out pom-poms for guests to shake. Throw around small, soft footballs to get the crowd going. Should be a fun time...good luck!

Answer 5

Queso dip never gets old. Just add Velveeta and salsa together and heat in the microwave. You can also add cooked ground beef mixed with taco seasoning to it!

Answer 6

I am hosting a party, and here are sum idees:

Order Pizza
Popcorn
Heater
Wine/beer/juice or other drink
Crackers
Invite Friends
Chips and salsa

Good luck!

Answer 7

well you probably should book pizza around now, halftime is the best. cakes are always good, pretzels, soda, try to avoid beer or other alcohol, especially if you have people who are rooting for different teams

Answer 8

Absolutely not... no sports in this house what so ever.

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