No matter the outcome of Sunday’s Game, the snacks should always deserve a victory dance. At this year’s Game Day party, satisfy the hungriest of guests, but beat the post-football bloat with al fresco’s chicken meatballs, sausage, burgers or bacon. These products are made with lean, skinless chicken meat, are high in protein and even gluten free. Let the guiltless party apps begin.
Pre-game better by sandwiching a chicken meatball with marinara and mozzarella in a slider. Halftime show better by subbing out the traditional buffalo wings for skewered buffalo chicken sausage or armchair quarterback better by wrapping just about anything in chicken bacon. As al fresco says, no one should have to choose between food that’s good and food that’s good for you like the al fresco sweet apple chicken sausage (pictured below).
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Hubby and I always host a big Superbowl party here at our home complete with a full line-up of delicious-tasting appetizers. We usually have about 12-15 guests here with us as we watch the football game and it’s always a lot of fun!
Do you get together with your family and friends to watch the big game or do you watch it at home alone? Do you make any special appetizers or foods to enjoy during the game? If so, what? I would love to hear all about it!
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Some of what we do for game day depends on the teams playing. If we are interested in the teams then it is usually a get together with everyone bringing appetizers or food to share otherwise it is on our own or we don’t necessarily watch.
I like their sausages. I like the ingredients that they use. I entered their contest.