The Super Bowl is a great chance to get all of your friends over and stick seem beers into the fridge to prepare to watch the mos important game of the year, but what about food? If you’re stuck for some ideas, MARCA has you covered.
There are lots of low budget foods to make that will not cost you a lot of time. Some of them only need to be shoved in the oven and forgot about for 20 minutes enabling you to carry on doing whatever you need to do to get your house ready for the big game.
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Not only are these treats inexpensive and convenient, they’re reliable and tried and tested so you’re guaranteed a good result with them. So, here they are:
Chicken wings with hot sauce: Prep these a day before so that the hot sauce marinates into the chicken to deliver maximum flavor and then when you actually want to eat them, you’ve just got to heat them up in the oven so they’re piping hot. You can make these in bulk in no time at all.
Buffalo cauliflower wings: A great alternative option to chicken wings if you’re a vegan/veggie and an equally great spin on the classic hot wings. They’re low carb compared to the hot wings and they’re cooked in the oven making them really easy to do.
Guacamole and salsa: Grab some nacho chips and throw some salsa and mashed avocadoes into separate dipping bowls and consider your work done. The snack is a light but flavorful food that won’t make your guests feel bloated.
Pizza: The ole’ reliable. Throw pretty much any topping you want on here and stick it into the oven for 15 minutes and then it’s done for you. You can do loads of pizzas at the same time and even make them vegetarian/vegan friendly if any of your guests are of that lifestyle.
Loaded fries: Top these with cheese, sauce, bacon, spices, herbs, whatever you fancy. Like pizzas, they will just need to go into the oven for a little bit before you serve them up making them quick and handy.
Onion rings: Solid and dependable, who doesn’t love onion rings? The battered little delights just need the oven treatment too, with a sprinkle of salt and pepper, and then they’re good to go. You won’t even miss the half-time show.
Burgers: Lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese, the patty and bread and then it’s job done and time to chill out. Burgers are a great party food and they’re easily affordable and quick to obtain too.
Hot dogs: Like burgers, they’re ultra convenient and they take practically no time to make either. Grab some mustard sauce or ketchup to top them and you’ll have your guests satisfied.
Tortillas: If you’re going to do burgers or guacamole and salsa then you might as well throw in some tortillas too by grabbing some chicken since you’ll have everything else at hand to make them anyway. They’ll be a slightly
Mac and Cheese: This is great for any youngsters who are staying up late to watch the game but also people who fancy something a bit lighter and heartier than your burgers and wings. The popular pasta dish is a solid classic that nobody will be sad to see in front of them.
Super Bowl Desserts
With desserts there are sweet alternatives that also can be practical, delicious and varied for all tastes.
Easy snacks to make for the Super Bowl
Beyond the usual array of potato chips and candy, chicken wings, nachos and fried cheese delicacies are often associated with Super Bowl Sunday parties.
And as long as you pair them with a selection of sweet dessert treats and a deluge of drinks – both soft and alcoholic – you can’t go much wrong in providing the best snacks for your guests.