Anonymous wrote:I grew up in Cincy-- having Skyline chili + Graeter's ice cream. Thanks Goldbelly! Not expecting the Bengal's to win (they never have) but hoping for a miracle.

Steelers fan here. Hard to say, but will be rooting on Joe Burrow and JaMarr Chase for the win!

Anonymous wrote:Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.

yum!!

We're firing up the smoker for some poor man's burnt ends and smoked queso - not sure what else though.

I like the idea of Skyline Chili to root on the Bengals though - have a recipe that is pretty close to the original.

Anonymous wrote:

Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.


any tips? I want to try making this. Have never cooked with ranch or seasoning packets.


1. Buy package at grocery store.
2. Also buy sour cream
3. Mix together according to package directions

Or:

1. Pick up Ruffles in the chip aisle of the grocery store.
2. Pick up French's Onion dip in the refrigerator aisle of the grocery store.
3. Check out, drive home, crack those bad boys open.

I’m a purist you have to go OG on Super Bowl Sunday.

My secret is I only put 1/2 of the crunchiest from the packet.

Anonymous wrote:Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.

Literally the very best food ever.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.

any tips? I want to try making this. Have never cooked with ranch or seasoning packets.

1. Buy package at grocery store.
2. Also buy sour cream
3. Mix together according to package directions

Importantly, you need to do this in advance so the flavors can blend. The night before is good.

Pepperoni rolls
Hot dogs with mustard/onion/chili/slaw
Frito pie
Ice cream sundae station

I grew up in Cincy-- having Skyline chili + Graeter's ice cream. Thanks Goldbelly! Not expecting the Bengal's to win (they never have) but hoping for a miracle.

I grew up in Cincy-- having Skyline chili + Graeter's ice cream. Thanks Goldbelly! Not expecting the Bengal's to win (they never have) but hoping for a miracle.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.


any tips? I want to try making this. Have never cooked with ranch or seasoning packets.


1. Buy package at grocery store.
2. Also buy sour cream
3. Mix together according to package directions

Or:

1. Pick up Ruffles in the chip aisle of the grocery store.
2. Pick up French's Onion dip in the refrigerator aisle of the grocery store.
3. Check out, drive home, crack those bad boys open.

Why wait till you are home. Open the chips in the car.

I think I have found my people.

I'm all for opening the chips in the car, but for whatever reason, the French's dip doesn't do it for me in the same way the sour cream + french onion soup mix does. Bison Chip Dip, on the other hand... Now I'm thinking a Wegman's run is in order.

We are too busy scoring to watch tv.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.


any tips? I want to try making this. Have never cooked with ranch or seasoning packets.


1. Buy package at grocery store.
2. Also buy sour cream
3. Mix together according to package directions

Or:

1. Pick up Ruffles in the chip aisle of the grocery store.
2. Pick up French's Onion dip in the refrigerator aisle of the grocery store.
3. Check out, drive home, crack those bad boys open.

Why wait till you are home. Open the chips in the car.

I think I have found my people.

Anonymous wrote:

Ruffles and Lipton onion dip.


any tips? I want to try making this. Have never cooked with ranch or seasoning packets.


1. Buy package at grocery store.
2. Also buy sour cream
3. Mix together according to package directions

Or:

1. Pick up Ruffles in the chip aisle of the grocery store.
2. Pick up French's Onion dip in the refrigerator aisle of the grocery store.
3. Check out, drive home, crack those bad boys open.

Why wait till you are home. Open the chips in the car.

Wings and nachos

https://www.averiecooks.com/ham-cheese-sliders/

Hawaiian roll sliders baked with a buttery Dijon sauce. Holy hell they’re good.