Sweet, fuss-free, and portable tailgate food ideas that will make the crowd go wild.
Team Spirit Sugar Cookies
House divided between two teams?
Decorate these sweet cookies without choosing a side!
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Be sure to add your festive sprinkles before the frosting sets.
No-Bake Scotcheroos
Scotcheroos are one of the best dishes to come out of Grandmas recipe tin.
These no-bake treats are a great project to let the kids help you put together.
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Dont skip the chill time for easy slicing.
Knock-You-Naked Brownies
No one will believe this incredible bars took just nine ingredients to make.
Cupcakes would be especially easy for football party guests to grab between plays.
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I’m taking them to a work Christmas party.
I love that they aren’t too sweet.
These two-bite muffins are just the sweet treat to finish it off.
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you’ve got the option to’t go wrong bringing this guaranteed crowd-pleaser as your plus one.
Make a big batch in advance to keep in the freezer and last you for tailgates all month.
Just add a glass of cold milk.
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This dessert will be iconic in Texas or any tailgate you take it to.
A crunchy walnut topping and maple glaze drizzle seal the ideal fall cake to enjoy over football.
Football Cake
It’s hard to get easier or more festive for game day than this.
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Football Cake will impress everyone at the tailgate from its pigskin frosting design to its rich, straightforward center.
Magic Cookie Bars
Set down a tray of these at the tailgate and watch the magic happen.
Three layers guarantee dynamically sweet flavor in every bite.
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Choose sprinkles in colors that match your favorite team.
Fudgy dark chocolate brownies with a football motif couldn’t be more delicious or perfect for the occasion.
Instead, try these Pecan Pie Brownies.
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Pecan pie lovers and chocolate aficionados alike will be thanking you.
Fudgy Pecan Bourbon Balls
We made chocolate truffles supremely Southern with this perfect party recipe.
Serve Fudgy Pecan Bourbon Balls in mini baking cups for easy transport from the buffet to the sidelines.
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This citrus sheet cake will win over even the biggest University of Alabama fans in attendance.
Homemade Moon Pies
These swoon-worthy moon pies will take you back to your childhood.
Leave your guests nostalgic and practically begging for your secret to an even-better moon pie than the boxed kind.
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