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Perfect Tailgating Party for the Holidays Do not forget anything when your planning your tailgating party during the holidays. Yes, it is that time of the year again busy with shopping, holidays and of course Game Day! You can admit everything is a hassle and it is even worse when you forget something. This checklist will help you with everything you need for a tailgate.

Here are 5 simple tips that will guarantee you have a successful Tailgate! GET READY TO GRILL! BRING ENTERTAINMENT DRESS LIKE YOU MEAN IT KNOWLEDGE IS POWER KEEP IT POSITIVE Follow the link for more details on these tips! http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/08/living/5-tips-tailgating-success/index.html

BuzzFeed came up with this article called  41 Tailgating Tips That Are Borderline Genius  and its pretty awesome.  I couldn't just read it and keep all the brilliant hacks to myself so below I am going to pull out five of the ones that I found genius. Learn how to pack a cooler. Don't laugh - most people pack it all wrong.  Label your food and your coolers! Nothing worse than having to going in to reach a nice cold beer to find yourself holding a hamburger patty.  Pack an empty container to take how all your dirty serving utensils in. Pack jumper cables! You do not want to come out on a high from that victory to be stuck in a parking lot late night miles from home. Use an empty laundry detergent dispenser as a hand washing station 41 Tailgating Tips That Are Borderline Genius

At a tailgate some of the best noises to hear are burgers sizzling on the grill, beer bottles cracking open, and waves of laughter. The one missing noise from this perfect equation is music! Now you can't just play any song. Songs are what create the overall vibe, they bring fuel to the party. You are sure to get called out if you mix in the wrong song. A good mix includes current popular songs as well as iconic throwbacks. Here's 10 songs that will excite any group of tailgaters: All I Do Is Win - DJ Khaled Don't Stop Believin' - Journey Born in the U.S.A - Bruce Springsteen September - Earth, Wind & Fire Take Me Home Tonight - Eddie Money Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond Red Solo Cup - Toby Keith This Is Our House - Bon Jovi Valerie - Amy Winehouse Mo Money Mo Problems - The Notorious Big If nobody's dancing then you need new friends.

Football fans, do not light yourselves on fire! As we approach playoffs, it is time to set our priorities straight. Here in New England we win games. We do not act like one of these peasant you see above wearing Buffalo Bills' jerseys. The Patriots have a long tradition of demolishing their opponents while keeping a high standard of behavior. So what we do instead of lighting ourselves on fire is: cook some great tailgate food, and enjoy watching the greatest quarterback of all time play (long live Brady). Here are a few very delicious recipes you should make for this weekend's game against the Raiders: Walking Tacos! Cookies & Cream Cheese Ball Recipe Beef Kebab

Murica! Yes, beef on a stick is incorporates what we love about America. Easy to handle, delicious, and possibly a self defense weapon... Do not waste time with plates, utensils, and napkins. Learn how to make the perfect beef kebab. What cut of meat should you pick? Do not be deceived! Bottom Sirloin is unarguably the best cut available for making kebabs. Bottom Sirloin is perfect because it is one of the most tender meats, and it has the ideal consistency. Bottom Sirloin is not as rough as Top Sirloin, and not as soft as Flank. This makes the meat sit steady on the wooden stick, but it also slides off easily after each bite. What is the Best Way to Grill? Make sure to completely cover the meat with rock salt.  No, it will not taste too salty. Covering the entire meat with rock salt is one grilling technique for those who love juicy and tender tasting meats. You are supposed to cover the entire meat with salt because the fire will caramelize the salt once ...

This list may seem like a no brainer, but I bet there is one item listed that slipped your mind! We are just here to help make you have the best day you can! 1. Cooler & Ice Make sure your cooler is large enough to store all the beverages and food you are bringing. Keep in mind ice takes up space! Multiple coolers may be a good idea. I tend to dedicate one to drinks and one to food. If its a hot day you are going to want to stop for ice closer to the venue. 2. Drinks Beer is the most popular drink you'll find tailgaters enjoying. I'd say go with cans they are a safer bet. But if bottles are your choice, don't forget your bottle opener! Also, make sure you check that alcoholic beverages are allowed in the area you are tailgating. Most areas require you to transfer your beverages into cups (so add red solo cups to your grocery list!) 3. Food There is some preference here, but one thing everyone has in common is making sure there is enough. Bring a main c...