Bring those baked tortilla chips into play during the second half or the second game. Serve alongside a bowl of homemade salsa using this easy-to-prepare recipe:
Instant Salsa
1 package Simply Organic Spicy Guacamole Dip Mix
3 large, ripe diced tomatoes (enough for 2 cups)
Combine the dip mix with the diced tomatoes and refrigerate for at least two hours before serving. For milder heat, use more tomatoes.
As the game -- and party -- comes to a close, it's time to think about that sweet tooth. For a healthy dessert that provides something cool to counteract the heat of all the hot dishes, offer a big bowl of fresh fruit salad. A mix of melons, strawberries, blueberries, pineapple, and other favorite fruits makes a colorful selection that guests will come to time and time again. A simple bowl of fresh orange wedges is another perfectly healthy option.
If you need
something closer to traditional dessert, try some natural dessert
recipes for this year's party, such as this one for Spiced
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies. They're a delicious change from
store-bought cookies, and they provide natural nutrition and fiber.
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No-Blitz Beverages
Even though beer may be the beverage of choice on game day, plan to have other beverages on hand for those who prefer not to drink. A pot of hot spiced cider made with Mulling Spice Mix makes a delicious seasonal drink. Other beverages you may want to offer include coffee, Frontier tea (hot or iced), hot cocoa (Frontier’s Cocoa Mix Powder makes it easy!), or a pitcher of plain ice water.
Your party is all about getting friends and family together for an afternoon or evening of fun, fanaticism, and food. And remember -- when you offer healthy foods, everybody wins! (And you can find plenty of healthy fare
on our recipe
pages.)
