Superfeast XLIV

Looks like I'm going to have to go out of order with the posts as I get the post from Friday up. My brother has been on top of his bloggame these days and it's starting to inspire me to step it back up. I know I've been slackin', but I've got other projects in the works right now (just trying to get healthy). Bruce had a few of us over to watch the Superbowl. What started as a simple Domino's pizza feast, turned into a cornucopia of snacks: pizza, homemade guacamole, homemade salsas, 7-layered nachos, 60-piece chicken nuggets, $1 XL Sweet Tea, 4 types of hot sauces, sodas and Rock Stars for days, homemade cookies, and Skinny Cow ice cream sandwiches. We all pitched in and helped out, so I'd like to thank everyone that came and participated. Thanks Brian for taking pictures and doing this post.

called it. though i thought the final scores would be a little closer.
the annual largest game of the year is never too important to my circle of friends. more of an excuse to eat an unnecessarily large amount of delicious junk. and to actual watch commercials rather than fast-forward through them.

first half of this post dedicated to preparation and peoples. second half is all food.

we beat jason here by about 10 seconds.


kids getting down with some actual cooking this year.




dip...


...dip'd...


...dipper...


...dippin...


...dippest...


aaaaaand nacho time


food porn.
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60 mcnuggets. killed within 15 minutes.


freshness


guuuuaaaaaac


dominos comes through again






sauced


7-layer nachos


eggless cookies were bomb


supplementary material.

google came through with the best commercial ever.
and apparently i'm not the only one that thinks so.


and yes, i realize pepsi didn't have one this year. now go check out project refresh and do good.

This Google commercial is making me emo...