Sep 30, 2008 -
Now that football season has begun, Miller Brewing has come up with a new way for you to hold your beer while tailgating: a sweatshirt/beer koozie hybrid.
I'm not exactly sure the item's been developed with patent-worthy innovation, but I would definitely use it to keep my fingers warm during chilly nighttime football games.
Would you be willing to wear a High Life hoodie if it meant boozing hands-free?
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Sep 26, 2008 -
Get your team spirit on when planning the look of a tailgate. I always cheer on my alma mater (Go Bears!), so blue and gold are the featured colors. Start by setting up a long folding table near the back of your car.
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Sep 25, 2008 -
When one hears the words "tailgate" and "drinks," the first thing that comes to mind is beer. And lots of it. At my tailgate, I'll supply guests with a selection of cold brews and an updated version of the shandy, a classic beer cocktail.
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Jan 18, 2008 -
While I'm all for making delicious cocktails with 100 percent fresh ingredients, sometimes certain occasions call for a little help from the grocery store. For example, at my Big Game cocktailgate, I bought my favorite mixer, Stirrings, to make these delicious Tangerinis. Stirrings has tons of different flavors that aren't too sweet or overpowering.
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Sep 19, 2007 -
Last week I told you that I am a huge Golden Bear football fan and ex-Cal cheerleader. I love tailgating before the games — the eating, drinking, mingling with other crazy fans — and as a true hostess, I even like my tailgates to be full of fabulous decorations. I asked you to help me by searching the web for all of the portable goods necessary for a party before the game: plates, tablecloth, glasses, napkins, etc.
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Instead of serving dessert separate at my tailgate, I plan to serve it with the rest of the menu. Guests can enjoy a bite of sweetness with their savory nibbles. The dip theme will continue with this delectable white chocolate mascarpone dip.
Can you dip it? If you are coming to my football tailgate you better be able to, because the entire menu consists of dips! I'll have a smorgasbord of delectable dips and equally delicious dippers.
Although I'm not the most interested follower of football season, I love to tailgate. For my first tailgate of the season, I've decided to do something a little different. Instead of serving a classic menu, I'm going to do a dip-themed party.
Although he was the first person to get booted off of this year's "Top Chef," Clay's cajun white cheddar dip sounds like a winner. I don't know about you, but I've printed the recipe and will be enjoying this while I watch some weekend football! — Bravo's Football Foodies
Next week I'm planning a tailgate party — similar to the one I threw in the picture above — and I want you guys to help me come up with the menu! So what do you think I should make for the tailgate?
What Should I Make For My Tailgate Party?
