It's about that time, and with the help of
Pinterest we have no excuse not to have the best dang tailgate food, accessories, and cocktails. Our houses tailgate allegiance lies within the city limits of both Oxford, MS and Tuscaloosa, AL. To call a truce I decided on the below...a cheers truce I will call it!
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Here are a few of my favorite nosh items, cocktails, and even a little bit of fun decor if you are looking to go the extra mile this upcoming season.
Mini Muffulettas
Fried Cheeseballs with Chili Mayonnaise
Buffalo Chicken Bites
My personal favorite to make, mainly because they are so easy- Cream Cheese Sausage Balls
Now, some of the best gameday
chicken fingers can be found at Walmart (
click for more info). This is no lie, but now you need a delicious dipping sauce.
Now, we have to have some
pimento cheese on this list.
Click for recipe.
Now for some cocktails....
I must credit my sister's mother-in-law with this delicious recipe for her
Bourbon Slushies...start sippin'!
Some of you have your gameday ritual of a spicy Bloody Mary to begin your day! Well, why not set up a
Bloody Bar at your tailgate?
Your choice Vodka, your choice bloody mary mix (can't go wrong with Zing-Zang), hot sauces, lemon, lime, jalepenos, salt, and pepper.
Extras: peppered bacon, shrimp, pickled okra, hearts of palm, pickled pearl onions, celery, carrots, olives, horseradish, and pickles.
Here's an awesome thought, mix up some cocktails of your choice in mason jars. Perfect and easy! Plus, mason jars run less than $1 a jar. Find them at
Ace Hardware or
Walmart.
To me, nothing tastes better than a refreshing mimosa on a crisp Saturday morning, which also goes very nicely in a solo cup.
Now, if you want to get really crazy you can download these free printables for some of your gameday decorations.