Studio McGee knows how to do trends, mastering the art of balancing timeless style with a sprinkle of what's hot. I love that they always stay true to their signature classic-modern aesthetic while bringing in current influences, ensuring their designs never feel outdated or boring. Their latest Target collection is no different, and the perfect antidote for winter decor fatigue if you're ready to summon an early spring like me.
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Lilacs are the quintessential spring flower and this bouquet requires no watering. This faux yet realistic arrangement comes in a ceramic pot with faux moss, and looks great in your entry, on your dining table, or near your bedside for an all-year happy bloom.
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This perfect shade of pink is the hint of romance you'll want in your decor this spring. Toss this oversized linen pillow on your bed (two for symmetry), one on the sofa or reading chair, or add it to a nursery. It's STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX-certified, making it an eco choice.
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Florals are big for 2025 and this lumbar pillow adds a pop of nature-inspired print to your romantic decor.
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A cozy ottoman for your Bridgerton binge, extra seating for guests, or a makeshift coffee or end table, this piece by Threshold x Studio McGee is an elegant and versatile piece that adds texture and unique style to your decor.
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You can never have too much storage and why not choose something that looks good too? These rattan baskets with side handles can move from room to room and are perfect for stowing away blankets, towels, toys, and tech.
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The boho style of a decade ago is out for 2025 (think macramé and plant maximalism), but its rustic, globally inspired cousin is still in. A simple faux olive tree is a fresh Mediterranean twist on the decor style — bringing the outdoors in without all the upkeep.
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Decorative flourishes like tassels are in for 2025. This rustic wood block print is perfect for your Mediterranean-inspired decor.
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Bring in Mediterranean citrus vibes with this vintage-style painting in a stunning gold frame.
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This Persian rug is like a warm, inviting hug in your living room, bedroom, or dining space. Its easy to clean so you can place it anywhere you need a touch of cozy, worry-free!
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This swivel chair channels the chic, cozy Nancy Meyers aesthetic with its soft mushroom linen upholstery. Whether you're curling up for a movie marathon or daydreaming by the window of your real (or imaginary) beach house, it’s the perfect chair to spend the day in.
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Add a neutral pillow with a classic herringbone pattern and wavy sage edges for seaside inspiration.
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Place this coastal table between two armchairs, by your bedside, or use as an end table in your seaside decor.
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Beach-inspired art always makes a space feel cool and modern. Add this 30" x 36" wall art by Threshold x Studio McGee to your neutral or coastal decor for a quiet, restful moment.
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This playful pillow with ruffles in cabana stripes is a fun way to refresh your seaside decor for 2025.
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This upholstered cube in a beachy stripe is the comfort you need for any laid-back coastal design.
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This nature-inspired 16" x 12" abstract painting is a bold nod to your coastal blues.
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Leaning into Studio McGee's Western-inspired aesthetic, this 8" x 10" stallion painting adds timeless charm to your vintage-inspired decor.
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Plaid is an absolute DO for 2025 and always in for your Studio McGee-inspired decor.
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Add this decorative tray to your coffee tablescape or your dresser for an antique touch.
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Change the height of this brass metal table to suit your needs for a functional and stylish spruce up.
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This vintage-inspired book holder is great for holding cookbooks or your favorite classic for decorative bookshelves.
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Biophilic design has been a rising trend in home decor for the past few years, and this green chair, with its sleek modern silhouette, is the perfect way to bring this nature-inspired style into your space.
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This channel-tufted ottoman with wood base is another versatile piece that has a modern, organic edge we love.
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The 97th Academy Award nominations are here! And they have plenty of surprises. In addition to some incredible nominations, like A Real Pain for Original Screenplay, Wicked for Best Picture, and Anora's Mikey Madison for Best Actress, there were some serious snubs. Because what do you mean Challengers didn't get nominated for ANYTHING?! Considering it won Best Score at the Golden Globes, I'd have thought it had that nomination secured, but the Academy had other plans. We'll have to tune in to ABC and Hulu on March 2, 2025 to see how it all plays out, but until then, you can read up on your favorite movies' nominations below.
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I really can't believe Zendaya didn't get nominated for her performance in Challengers. Her viral "crazy eyes" scene generated enough conversation to give her a nom in my opinion. I remember sitting in the theater and thinking, Wow, I've never seen her make that face before, can we replay that? And, of course, I'm mourning the fact the movie didn't get nominated for Best Score. "Match Point" playing during the ending of the movie will always be an Oscar-winning moment to me!
But in addition to Z, Selena Gomez also didn't get nominated for her role as Jessi Del Monte in Emilia Pérez, despite the fact the movie got a total of 13 nominations.
My group chat immediately blew up when we realized Sing Sing wasn't nominated for Best Picture.
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Did your favorite movie of 2024 get the Oscar nominations you think it deserved, or was it totally snubbed? Let us know on Instagram! And you can already start prepping these 13 Award-Winning Cocktails For Oscar Sunday ;).
Design lovers rejoice! There's a new design book out and we're swooning. Defining Style: The Book of Interior Designby Joan Barzilay Freund (Phaidon) offers up a gorgeous tour through 25 of the most notable design styles around the world. Catch a glimpse inside 150 home interiors from leading designers and the key design styles they favor. Designers featured include Los Angeles-based Studio Shamshiri, French architect and designer Laura Gonzalez, and Brooklyn-based Leyden Lewis, who designed the pattern-filled home of textile designer Malene Barnett, among many others. Peek inside the homes of icons like musicians Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats, artist Mariko Mori, and writer Umberto Pasti too.
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Not sure how to describe your home aesthetic? Take cues from these stunning spaces in Defining Style, which comes out on March 18, 2025. Plus add the book to your coffee book collection for more design style inspiration.
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If your home feels like a tranquil, nature-infused retreat like this Richmond, VA home of artist and designer Audra Kiewiet de Jonge, you're leaning into biophilic design. This design style is filled with organic shapes, lush greenery, and natural materials to create a serene sanctuary. A natural indoor-outdoor flow is also something you'll covet in this design style.
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Like a tailored suit, these rooms pay attention to the finer details. Freund says its unfussy and clutter-free and incorporates luxury elements like stone and leather. Designer Natalia Miyar designed this tailored London penthouse that's featured in Defining Style.
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If you favor simplicity, functionality, and clean lines, this design style rooted in the early 20th century is your core aesthetic. Modernism emphasizes open spaces, minimal ornamentation, and the use of modern materials like steel, glass, and concrete. Form follows function, with a focus on practicality but also really great design. Here is an example in Defining Style from designer Naoki Terada's Tokyo, Japan home.
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Organic materials inspired by seaside living delivers an elevated coastal decor. This Sydney, Australia home designed by Greg Natale embraces the views of the sea with rich textures and neutral decor with splashes of organic elements.
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I'm in love with this former Harlem rectory designed by GRT Architects. The layers of textures from leather to wool to wood and glossy surfaces defines this design style and delivers a truly sensory experience.
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If there is a single hue you fully embrace in a room or your entire home, monochrome is the definition of your design style. It's bold and unapologetic. This family villa in Amsterdam was designed by Atelier ND Interior in the perfect pink hue.
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Freund describes this aesthetic as a "melting pot" that blends elements from the past with trendy pieces, colors, and materials. Casa Muñoz, the Madrid-based apartment of Spanish supermodel Eugenia Silva, was designed by wife-and-husband team Mafalda Muñoz and Gonzalo Machado with this aesthetic in mind.
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Climate plays a crucial role in design, especially in tropical regions, where homes must be thoughtfully designed to adapt to and limit its effects. Covered porches, concrete and tile flooring, and an invisible line between indoors and out define this decor style. Anita Calero makes it look effortlessly elegant in this Colombia home.
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Rustic is about being ok with the imperfections and embracing natural beauty with raw, organic elements like weathered wood, stone, and earthy tones. It celebrates a cozy, lived-in feel, a place you can kick up your heels and just chill. It also has a Scandi vibe as in this Maja Dixdotter-designed Swedish country home.
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You may have elements of the Art Deco aesthetic in your space as it has a timeless elegance to it with sleek lines, luxe materials, and geometric patterns. Freund describes it as the most glamorous design style of the 20th century that's also rooted in modern design principles. This quintessential Art Deco apartment in Chicago was designed by Steven Gambrel.
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This design style is all about woodsy charm with exposed wood beams, stone fireplaces, and cozy textures like sheepskin and wool. Surrounded by breathtaking views, mountain homes like this farmhouse in the U.K. designed by Aldridge & Supple feel like a total escape.
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If you prefer aQuiet Luxury aesthetic, this design style is your preferred taste. With neutral tones, everything from furniture form to luxe and textured materials become the stars of the show. This Milan palazzo designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis is neutral but not at all understated.
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Maximalist design celebrates creativity and individuality with vibrant colors, bold patterns, and layered textures. If you can't commit to a style this is a design style for you. It mixes eras with eclectic decor to create a visually dynamic space. This is the maximal São Paulo, Brazil home of designer Sig Bergamin.
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Stemming from a neoclassical style, timeless design styles look to "balance, symmetry, and proportion," says Freund. It's a refined look with decorative details, as illustrated in this family home in the U.K designed by VSP Interiors.
Find more design styles, from Collected to Floral, in Defining Style: The Book of Interior Design by Joan Barzilay Freund (Phaidon).
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Valentine's Dayis one of our favorite holidays for many different reasons. The desserts! The dinners! The cocktails! Not to mention the fact that it's basically an entire holiday dedicated to pink, red, and all things romantic. You can always gift your sweetie flowers and chocolates, but if you want to get creative with DIY Valentine's gifts, you've come to the right place.
We love that V-Day is low-pressure as far as gifting holidays go, and that it celebrates love in its many forms. We've thought a lot about what to give and get here at Brit + Co, and whipped up a list that includes a few hits that you can give after trying one of our fun date night ideas. Here are our favorite DIYs for the big day.
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Give your sweetheart hugs and kisses via these easy-to-sew XOXO pillows. Pick fabric that goes with your decor or use the brightest red and pink fabric that you can find.
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This floral backdrop is perfect for a doorway surprise for when your love or little ones wake up on Valentine's Day morning. Plus, by the time your V-Day celebrations end, you might as well leave them up for March.
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Keep the surprises coming withbreakfast in bed. We heart these Red Velvet Heart Waffles with Cream Cheese Glaze — yum! Sprinkles are encouraged.
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Challenge your love(s) to a game of Jenga with this cute DIY Valentine's gift. This will make for an adorable game to play any time of year.
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Gift your gal pals a hand-stamped scarf for the occasion or make a DIY night of it! Since you make the stamps yourself, you can create any pattern you want.
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Put a ring on it! Chocolate ring pops for the DIY Valentine's gifts win. Our favorite part is definitely the fun colors.
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Here's a long distance-friendly idea: Make theseConversation Heart Piñata care packages to send to your BFFs or you can surprise your fam in the morning with a goodie-filled one.
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Give your sweetheart something delicious and gluten-free with these Cassava Flour Brownies.
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Serve your Galentine's Day guests Celebrity Heartthrob Cookies— the next best thing to the real deal. Pass us the Ryan Gosling cookie please!
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Add a green twist to your Valentine's Day surprise with these Air Plant Wall Artpiecesthat creatively make use of nails and string.
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For a more hands-on DIY Valentine's gift, whip up these fun DIY Conversation Heart Coasterswith polymer clay and letter stamps.
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Map your travels together with this clever Photo Map Wall Artfor a personal and so special touch!
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Celebrate your Valentine's favorite food with these extra cute (and yummy) Heart-Shaped Boxes. Fill them with candy today and love letters tomorrow.
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If you had to guess the Super Bowl food ideas that Pinterest peeps are pinning most this week, what would you say? Chips and dip, meatballs, sliders, chicken wings, and random clever football-shaped foodsfor sure. What about that actual *recipes* — wouldn't you love to get your hands on those? Well, you're in luck!
Turns out, tater tots in all shapes, forms, and flavors are driving everyone pin-happy, and that's not all. Keep scrolling for the actual recipes that Pinners across the globe will be making — and eating — this coming game day.
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The best food for a Super Bowl party is a dish that’s easy to snack on. We recommend setting out finger foods to enjoy throughout the day, in between refreshing drinks and cheering on your team!
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Chicken wings are the most popular Super Bowl snack, likely due to how easy they are to prep and eat! They've always been a tailgate staple, so it makes sense that wings are around for the big game.
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Look no further than these stellar recipes for Super Bowl Sunday. We’ve included something that everyone can enjoy, from delectable chicken wings to ultra-cheesy nachos. Plus, you’ll want to prep something sweet to end the day!
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Add some kick to your Super Bowl Sunday with a few of these spicy chicken kebabs! They're marinated in a delicious Sriracha lime sauce *and* there's even a sweet chili lime sauce for all your dipping needs. (via Brit + Co)
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We could eat poke every day, but you can give it a Super Bowl upgrade by turning it into a tasty finger food. Salmon, avocado, and red onions work together seamlessly. Even the kids are going to love these bites! (via Sarah Anderson for Brit + Co)
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As far as we're concerned, baked potatoes are a football game staple, no matter which game we're watching. And the fact that these babies are bite-sized just makes them easier (and cuter) than ever. (via Brit + Co)
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Not only are these pizzas the perfect finger food, but they're also healthier than your average pie. You can have your pals come over early to customize them before the game starts! (viaBrit + Co)
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No-bake desserts are basically your Super Bowl BFF, because with all the other cooking you're doing, who has time for a super fancy dessert?! All you need is butter, heavy cream, Baileys, dark chocolate chips, and sprinkles. Voilà! (via Brit + Co)
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Our mouths are watering just looking at these bad boys. Cheese, garlic, and paprika make these stuffed peppers extra flavorful, and the fact that they take under an hour is just the cherry on top. Quick Super Bowl food ideas FTW! (via Sally's Baking Addiction for Brit + Co)
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This appetizer takes everyone's fave tater tots to a whole new level. This cauliflower rice version is so easy to make, and your guests will go absolutely nuts over them. Don't worry though, you can definitely still dunk them in ketchup. (via Brit + Co)
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If there's anything more crowd-pleasing on game day than a giant platter of piping hot, crispy chicken wings, we haven't seen it yet. This barbecue sauce in this Super Bowl food idea is sweet and spicy, thanks to the secret ingredient: cola. (via Always Order Dessert)
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When it comes to game-day snackage, you can't go wrong with something cheesy. This football-shaped cheese ball is so adorable it serves as both food and table decor. And with bacon, cream cheese, and cheddar, everyone's going to love it.(via Peas and Crayons)
Made With Happy
Tater tot skewers are one of the biggest Super Bowl food trends on Pinterest — and with good reason. They're crispy and crunchy delicious and *so* easy to eat while mingling with friends and cheering on your team. (via Made With Happy)
Half Baked Harvest
Nothing screams 'Super Bowl' quite like sliders do. (via Half Baked Harvest)
The Girl on Bloor
These bite-sized beauties are shockingly healthy, thanks to the whole grain quinoa and lean turkey. Yum! (via The Girl on Bloor)
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Sure, you could just lay out a tray of crudite and bowl of dipping sauce, but these single-serving shot glasses really class up your Super Bowl food act. Better make a bunch, because they'll disappear as quickly as you can bring them out. (via Always Order Dessert)
Life Tastes Good
These spicy bites are meatless and dairy-free, but so full of buffalo-spice flavor. Prepare for the onslaught, because everyone will want the recipe. Don't forget the vegan ranch! (via Life Tastes Good)
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Who doesn't love cheesy garlic bread?! It may be better to place a tray at each end of the table, to avoid a buffet line traffic jam when the fam stampedes. No matter who's pulling for which team, everyone will be united over this tasty Super Bowl dish. (via Crunchy Creamy Sweet)
Sweet As Honey
From breakfast to snack time, everyone's digging the tater tots trend, and it's a miracle that they fit the bill for Super Bowl food ideas. These are extra healthy, thanks to the sweet potatoes, and there's SOOO much cheesy goodness in every bite. (via Sweet As Honey)
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These hash browns could not be easier to make. The recipe calls for grating your own potatoes, but you could just as easily use a bag of your fave go-to frozen grated ones. Thanks to all the Parmesan cheese and Panko bread crumbs, they're guaranteed to be a crispy and crunchy delight. (via Averie Cooks)
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This flavorful dip only calls for several simple ingredients, so you can get a dippable snack on the table quick. (via Completely Delicious)
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Prep these chips the night before, and spend the day watching the game with your family and friends. The recipe calls for a food dehydrator, but you can make them in a traditional oven or toaster oven and they'll be equally delicious — and healthy. (via Sugar-Free Mom)
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This Super Bowl recipe starts with traditional queso, then takes it up a notch with chicken and fajita seasonings. Pro tip: you can jump-start yours using a store-bought rotisserie chicken and no one will be the wiser. (via Inside BruCrew Life)
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These easy pizza-inspired appetizers call for just five ingredients. It's best to double up on Super Bowl food ideas as tasty as this one, because when the scent of fresh-baked pepperoni roll-ups hits the TV room, everyone's going to want one (or a few, TBH). (via Damn Delicious)
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Another jackfruit miracle, these vegan sliders are full of mustardy-spicy goodness. They're so lip-smacking, finger-licking good, even the carnivores in the house will gobble them up. (via Carrots and Flowers)
Gimme Some Oven
Nothing beats a slow cooker recipe when you're feeding a crowd. Especially when it's buffalo chicken! This Super Bowl recipe will free you from spending time in the kitchen when you'd rather be watching for flags on the play. (via Gimme Some Oven)
Life, Love and Sugar
Nothing's better than cookie dough bites — unless it's cookie dough bites shaped like little footballs! These are seriously yummy and they travel well in the cooler, making them the perfect Super Bowl food to bring to a tailgate. (via Life, Love and Sugar)
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Instead of ordering Chinese takeout on game day, make these simple orange chicken meatballs. They're the perfect blend of sweet, savory, and tangy that will keep your taste buds engaged throughout the whole game. (via Bakers Royale)
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Just look at that sauce. Serve with plenty of ranch and celery sticks to complete this classic platter. (via Pink Owl Kitchen)
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Our favorite thing about these single-serve dips is that every bite has all the different flavors in it. Make every Super Bowl watch party guest feel extra special by presenting them with their very own seven-layer dip! Just make sure to provide plenty of tortilla chips for dunking. (via Evolving Table)
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The best part about the Super Bowl is that you can finally make the snacks you've only ever let yourself dream about. Case in point are these waffled pizza fries, equal parts crispy, gooey, and oozing with flavor. (via Real Food by Dad)
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Imagine the most perfect bite of nachos. Each of these mini chicken tostadas reaches the ideal balance of flavors and textures so you never get a bite that you don't like! With beans, cheese, and avocado, everyone will be coming back for more of this Super Bowl food. (via Pinch and Swirl)
Yes to Yolks
Forget tortilla chips — Brussels sprouts can get just as crispy and satisfying! Top them with buffalo sauce, crumbled blue cheese, and plenty of parsley for a healthy snack your guests won't soon forget. This is one of our fave Super Bowl food ideas that packs a healthy(ish) punch. (via Yes to Yolks)
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Crispy, cheesy, and creamy, these taco bowls will be a hit at every Super Bowl function from here on out. They're particularly delish when you can pop a couple alongside a cold sip of beer. They're small enough that you can have one now and one later. (via Bakers Royale)
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It can be hard to find indulgent low-carb party recipes, but this Super Bowl food certainly fits the bill. Chips are swapped with chicken skewers for a snack that's high-protein, fun, and most importantly, delicious. (via Real Food by Dad)
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This saucy shrimp will quickly become a team fave since it's equal parts sweet and spicy. (via Takes Two Eggs)
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This post has been updated with additional reporting by Justina Huddleston, Chloe Williams, and Meredith Holser.
