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The Super Bowl is a huge event that many people wait all year for. This means that you are going to want to go all out for the party. These snack stadiums will be a real crowd pleaser. You'll be stunned when you see how they turn out!

Some Snack Stadium Items For The Super Bowl Include:

1. Wooden Wonder
Samantha King teamed up with her husband to build a plywood structure with a base that's longer than five feet. This stadium setup does require a fair amount DIY work and general handiness  but  you will have a stadium that you can use season after season.
2. A Sweet Twist

Instead of focusing on chips, cheese curls, and the like, Recipe developer and cookbook author Jackie Alpers  rewrote the playbook by populating her stands with French toast bites, cookies, bark, candies, and even seven-layer dessert dip.
3. A Little Cheat
There's a saying in sports: “If you're not cheating, you're not trying.” Here's proof it also applies to snack stadiums. Stacey Eckert, from the blog Stacey Homemaker, borrowed a football field platter from her mom and used that instead of the more traditional giant vat of gauc with sour cream yard lines.
4. A Repurposed Hack
Jessica Hanson, of Domestic Bliss Squared,  used three-tiered spice rack organizers on either side of her dips. Then, she built the rest of the structure using plastic organizers and buckets that can be reused after the final play.
5. A Bright (and Bubbly) Idea
Anne at Upstate Ramblings  found ways to reuse the cardboard boxes that 12-pack cans come in: She cut each box in half and then made diagonal cuts on each half.  She trimmed paper straws to size and glued them on.
6. A Well-Rounded Meal
Amy Croushorn, of Amy's Party Ideas, was able to get so much great food into one stadium. There's  sandwiches, fruit, cheese and salsa , candy, and more.

Wow!

These snack stadiums are so incredible you might just want to make them every year! Have you made one of these snack stadiums before?

Let Us Know How It Turned Out!

Article & Photo Source: The Kitchn