GAME DAY HOSTING ESSENTIALS
Serving pieces, drink tubs, patio helpers and game-day extras for a party worth cheering about—even if your team isn’t. If you’re a Cardinals fan, you feel our pain.
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Serve the Food
Warm dips, plenty of chips and sturdy plates—because balancing nachos on a cocktail napkin is not a hosting plan.
Chip & Dip Bowl
Keeps the chips surrounding the dip, exactly as nature intended. One bowl, plenty of room and no salsa jar on the table.
Small Appetizer Plates
Good-looking and unbreakable, because patio dinnerware should survive both the party and the trip back to the kitchen.
Triple Slow Cooker
Three warm dips or appetizers, ready to for kickoff without taking over the kitchen counter.
Coolers, tubs and cups that keep everyone refreshed—because nobody has ever cheered for a warm beer.
Keep the Drinks Cold
NFL Team Cooler
Part cooler, part centerpiece and completely ready for game day. Fill it with ice, drinks and snacks, then let the rivalry begin.
Drink Tub
Holds plenty of bottles and cans while keeping the beer ice-cold and guests happily helping themselves.
Football Cups
A little football spirit. They’re festive, practical and destined for the recycling bin after the final whistle.
Set up the Patio
Outdoor speakers, lighting, and simple football décor.
Solar String Lights
Adds a warm glow when the game runs past sunset, with no outlet hunting or extension-cord obstacle course.
Football Tablecloth
Sets the game-day mood and protects the table from queso. Both are worthwhile contributions.
Outdoor Speaker
Handles the pregame playlist, halftime music and Johnny B’s requests—all while wearing his initials like it belongs here.
Smoker and grill accessories, thermometers, trays and grilling tools.
Grill & Smoke
Pizza Stone
Helps give Grumpy Sicilian Pizza a crisp, golden crust—whether it’s baked in the oven or finished on the grill.
Meat Thermometer
Takes the guesswork out of grilling, so dinner is cooked properly without slicing into it six times to check.
BBQ Mitts
Keeps hands protected when the grill gets hot and dinner requires a little more bravery than turning on the oven.
Game Day Extras
Food tents, serving utensils, cleanup helpers and anything else that earns its place.
Football Sign
Hang it up, turn on the game and consider the decorating handled.
Utility Caddy
Napkins, utensils, and condiments lined up and ready—possibly the most organized team on the field.
Food Tents
Protects the buffet from flies and other uninvited guests. The neighbors can stay; the bugs cannot.
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