AZ Cheeseheads (and a couple of Texans)

I am a born an raised Texasn. My husband is from Wisconsin and HUGE Packer fan. This has been a bit of a rivalry between my husband and family for years, though a friendly one. (DId I mention I'm a Packer fan?) A combination celebration of the two (or moreP of the teams is a fun way to make sure everyone enjoys the party regardless of their team loyalty. For us, it would be Packers and Cowboys with a couple of Viking fans thrown in. Food would include a spread os Texas and Yankee favorites.

Partygoers 15-25

Invitation Don your jersey and join us for Food, Fun and Football! Superbowl Sunday etc

Décor Blow up Packer out front and Fathead helmet on the wall (yes, it's been there all season, including through Christmas) Minimal: THe objective is football. Keep it simple and fun. Color can be includedin the plates, napkins, cups, etc. Jerseys also lend an air of fun so have guests wear their favorite team colors.

Food Texas favorites such as Texas chili,hotdogs, BBQ and buns potato salad and baked beans. Packer treats such as brats, cheese dip, cheese and sausage tray Brownies, rice crispies (maybe green frosted for fun) Chips and dips Veggies and dips

Drinks Sodas to keep everyone happy. BYOB if you like depending on your guests.

Other elements Arrange games for any kids that are in attendance. A football throw contest with prizes for the kids. Maybe races. Color eggs to resemble footballs and have them race with them on spoons, etc. Video games for the older kids. Pool table. Face painting or tatoos for all. As guests arrive, have each adult write down their guess as to what the score will be at the end of each quarter and then award prizes to those who guess closest.

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More information Encourage everyone to wear the colors of their favorite team, even if their team isn't playing. You might also do this as a potluck and have guests bring food representative of their team or their favorite snack.