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Hi friend, Game day food has one requirement around here: It needs to be easy to grab. Bonus points if I can make it without spending the entire game in the kitchen. So if you're watching football this weekend, don't overthink it. Pick two:βParmesan Garlic Pizza Rolls Hot, cheesy and made from frozen pizza rolls. βCreamy Dill Pickle Dip Ten minutes + chips. Done. βBacon-Wrapped JalapeΓ±o Poppers For when you want something hot and a little spicy. βRanch Chicken Wings Crispy air fryer wings without the deep-frying mess.β βEasy Mexican Corn Dip All those elote-inspired flavors in scoopable form.β Put out tortilla chips and salsa. Game day food = handled. And if you need more ideas, I put 24 of our favorite football foods in one place so you can mix and match your own game day menu. TODAY'S HOME MADE WIN : You don't need a Pinterest-worthy game day spread.Two good appetizers + chips and salsa is still a party. Brittany |
As a mom of two school-agers in sports, I find joy in making a game plan before I feel overwhelmed. I love supporting other working women who need to find extra time in their days.
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