In the US, Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most popular snacking days of the year, if not the most popular. Therefore, knowing what NOT to include on your party platter is not a bad idea.
Although I would be lying if I claimed to be an avid football fan, I occasionally watch a game on television. Still, the touchdowns aren’t the main focus of Super Bowl Sunday. The majority of people are only attending the party to enjoy the beer and delicious snacks and to watch the advertisements. Over the years, I’ve attended a lot of Super Bowl parties, and some of them have undoubtedly had better food than others. I’m here to help if you’re throwing the big party this year and don’t want to make a mistake.
Super Bowl Sunday 2025
On Sunday, February 9, at 5:30 p.m. (CST), Super Bowl LVII will begin at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs will compete for the Lombardi Trophy. The Chiefs have won four Super Bowls, three of which have come in the last five years alone. Over the past few decades, the Eagles have made four trips to the Super Bowl, but they have only ever won once, against the New England Patriots in 2018.
Crafting a Game Day Menu
Organizing a successful Super Bowl party doesn’t have to be hard. Actually, the more straightforward, the better. The greatest option is unquestionably finger foods, but you can also serve other things depending on what your visitors want. If you want people to return the following year, there are a few things you might want to steer clear of in 2025. On February 9, I’ve taken the time to compile a list of foods you should absolutely avoid. Though their absence will guarantee you avoid a last-minute Hail Mary, some of these may perhaps surprise you a little. (I swear, last pun).
