ARE YOU HOSTING A FOOTBALL PARTY? TRY THESE 8 RECIPES TO SIMPLIFY YOUR MENU.

As the warm weather makes its way into the crisp, cooler air of autumn, people start looking for indoor activities to occupy themselves for the winter.  With September being the transitional month from your easier summer schedule to your hectic work schedule, this is the ideal time to get into a fun routine.  And what better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than with friends or family, fantastic food and all-day football?  As fun as these parties can be, they sometimes require a lot of work ahead of time.  Following these tips will eliminate some of the stress involved with the big day.  You can also try some of these 8 delicious recipes that can simplify your menu.

SUNDAY FUNDAY

It may come as no big surprise that football is America’s most popular sport, and has been that way for the past thirty-three consecutive years.  This year’s season opener between the Kansas City Chiefs and the New England Patriots had some estimated twenty-one million viewers last Thursday.  As many already know, the Super Bowl is almost always one of the highest rated broadcasts on television through any given year; drawing in not only football fans, but there are many who just want to view the ever-popular commercials or the versatile half time show.  Which makes finding a group of friends and family who would like to watch Sunday’s game an easily achievable task.

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