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Like baked chicken wings two ways, hot pickle dip, kimchi and hot dog pizza, and more.
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From classic Super Bowl snacks (chicken wings, duh) to kimchi quesadillas and sesame-coconut shrimp.
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Essentials for your football-viewing: wings, dips, chili, and everything in between.
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These vegetarian recipes for dips, fries, sandwiches, and other snacks are perfect for the Super Bowl.
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Be the champion…of your snack game.
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From melty arancini to queso, here are 42 addictively cheesy things to serve on Super Bowl Sunday.
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Cooking
Hydration is essential during sporting events.
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Go ahead: snack hard.
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Whether your guests are die-hard fans or just in it for the commercials, they'll want to dig into this Super Bowl spread. Extra napkins strongly advised.
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Whether you eat them with tortilla chips, pita, crudités, or your fingers (no judgment), here are the dips to rock your Super Bowl party.
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These Super Bowl recipes are low-effort crowd pleasers. Yes, there are brownies.
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Running low on Super Bowl snacks? DVR that halftime show and whip up one of these ready-in-30-minutes snacks.
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After the party, here's what to toss (bye, queso) and what to keep (hello, ribs).
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For today's craft brewers, it's all about aluminum (and cool graphics).
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All the tips, tricks, and advice you need to win at the holiday this year.
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From chorizo-spiked queso to skirt steak fajitas, a Tex-Mex menu (from Bar Ama's Josef Centeno) that'll make your Super Bowl party outshine the game itself
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When the temperature spikes, and all you can think about it spending time outside, these sandwiches will be there for you.
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Here's where to get Boston's best fried chicken, ice cream, and brunch New England—all in a single big, fat weekend
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Wandering from food hall to food hall, in search of inventive onigiri, refreshingly sour wild ales, and more in the Mile High City.
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Where to eat
Leave the French Quarter behind to find corner store po’boys, backyard wine bars, and an interactive musical playground.
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Where to eat
Coffee. Cookies. Hoagies. Pizza. And a drink or seven.
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Fans whose football teams lose are more likely to eat saturated fat-loaded dishes. Here are some healthier alternatives for drowning your sorrows.
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Who says turkey get a monopoly on Thanksgiving?