Americans’ Favorite Super Bowl Party Snacks
Mmmmm, pizza.....
Mmmmm, pizza.....
What’s the Super Bowl about, really? Unless you’re a supporter of one of the two teams participating (or have a very large wager on the game) even serious sports fans can get caught up in all the chili-baking, party-attending, big-screen-TV-buying hoopla surrounding this unofficial national holiday.
So that’s why this photo of a skillfully assembled cold cut football stadium probably says more about the Super Bowl and what it has become than any monosyllabic answer the media is going to finally coax out of Patriot coach Bill Belichick this week.
It's kind of funny that millions of Americans will watch highly-trained, in-shape professional athletes this weekend while eating things covered in mayonnaise and chicken wing sauce.
Half of a doughnut? Really?
Food and drinks are synonymous with Super Bowl parties — but it’s possible to have a great spread without ruining anyone’s diet. Here are some tasty ways to do it.
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It doesn’t take a genius to figure out that a slice of pizza loaded with fatty sausages and drizzling with grease is bad for you. But some foods, such as trail mix, sports drinks, and even dried fruit are calorie bombs in disguise. “Fryin
Anthony Bourdain vs Paula Deen. Where would you place your bet?
Looks like all that butter and fried chicken may have caught up with Paula Deen — on Tuesday, the Food Network star told Al Roker from NBC’s ‘Today’ show that she has Type 2 diabetes.
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Does the queen of butter have type 2 diabetes?
The very first rule that I learned in my very first broadcasting class in college was to never speak openly in front of a microphone. Ever. Doesn't matter whether you are on the air or not, don't talk about anything that you wouldn't want the world to hear. Charles Barkley evidently didn't know that. He knows now...