Game Day Easts With a Winning Record 🏈 πŸ₯³


Hello Reader,

As we eagerly await the big game this Sunday, here are some crowd-pleasing recipes that never fail and are always a hit!

Ready for some action?

Savory

White bowl of cocktail sausages. Mound of baked potato wedges.
Salsa ranchera in a white bowl. Gray bowl with avocado salsa. Chips and lime wedges.
Crisp onion rings. Glass bowl with sauce. Spicy cauliflower bites with dip in white bowl.
Stack of two ham and cheese sliders on a white plate. Piled chicken taquitos.

​Cocktail sausages are the most requested snack! 😍

Super flavorful baked potato wedges.

Chips and salsa ranchera.

Skip the guac and make avocado salsa with nachos.

​Onion rings never fail to impress πŸ₯³

Spicy cauliflower bites if you want a healthier snack.

​Classic sliders that tend to disappear fast!

Can't go wrong with chicken taquitos.

Sweet

Stack of three peanut butter chocolate squares. Baking tray with candied almonds. Wooden spoon.
White chocolate muddy buddies with red and blue candies. Chocolate covered Oreo balls in a white bowl.
Two stacked brookies bars. Wooden board with glazed lemon blondies.
Bitten and whole chocolate cookies. Leaning squares of chocolate nut fudge.

My most requested peanut chocolate fudge ⭐️

Make candied almonds; they're easy!

​Puppy chow adapted with your team's colors πŸ“£

​Oreo truffles. A classic that's always a hit.

​Brookies, for when you can't decide between brownies or cookies.

​Lemon blondies with a finger-licking glaze.

Double chocolate cookies ❀️

The simplest two-ingredient fudge with nuts.

If you make a recipe from the blog and love it, please rate it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ and leave a comment. I sincerely appreciate your feedback.

​Paula Montenegro​
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Founder of Vintage Kitchen Notes.
Avid baker & recipe creator

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I want to encourage people to have fun in the kitchen by sharing simple baking recipes with step-by-step instructions. Classic cakes, breads, desserts, pies and some savory dishes, highlighting vintage favorites for today's kitchens.

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