Do you want to throw a fab party for the Big Game but are worried about stretching your dollars this year to pay for it? Walmart has the perfect solution.
To help you throw your game time party next Sunday, Walmart has put together a party menu for just $44, including:
- One package of Oscar Mayer Meat Hot Dogs (8 ct.)
- One package of Johnsonville® Bratwursts (6 ct.)
- Two packages of Great Value™ Hot Dog Buns
- Two bags of T.G.I. Friday’s™ Frozen Appetizers
- One Hormel™ Supreme Party Tray
- 12” Chocolate Chunk Cookie
- Two boxes of Nabisco Wheat Thins or Triscuit Crackers (8 to 10 oz. box)
Use the following coupons to save even more:
- $0.55/1 Johnsonville Bratwurst, exp. 2-28-10 (SS 01/17/10)
- $1/2 Johnsonville Bratwurst, exp. 2-28-10 (SS 01/17/10)
- $3/1 Hormel Party Tray printable
- Various Nabisco coupons
You can also find recipes, crafts and more on Walmart’s Game Time site!
One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will win a $50 Walmart gift card! To enter, share your best tips for throwing a party on a budget.
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Prize:
(1) $50 Walmart gift card
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Walmart provided me with two $50 Walmart gift cards for my participation in this program.
Kellie Anderson
I am a Fb fan and an email subscriber! Love all of your money saving tips!! Would love to win this!!
Lori
Have everyone help by bringing their favorite snack!
RG
I subscribe via email.
Erica
Taking advantage of the sales and stocking-up. Potluck is also a great way to cut cost while trying new dishes.
Jessie
Plan in advance
Jessie
I belong to the forums.
RG
One tip that sounds like a non tip is : don’t overthink it. Most people end a party with a lot of food left over. Some of it gets wasted. Have each person bring one item, you supply some, and usually you never run out of food.
momznite
Attractively plated fresh pineapple and strawberries are a 2 for 1 – colorful centerpiece and delicious healthy snack!
momznite
Email subscriber.
lani
I subscribe. Thanks!
Allison
I have found that planning in advance for a party usually will allow you to throw your party for little or no money. Keep your eyes open for all the good party foods that you can store or freeze and get them when they are cheap or free. Or if it is a last minute thing, try to plan your menu around what you have in your stash.
athena
Have a Nancho Bar! Thats real cheap.
Michele
When I throw parties I will usually do a potluck and ask each family to bring a side dish or dessert. Then I just do the main dish and provide drinks. Another idea that I’ve done that’s worked very well is to have a “pizza party.” I make the dough and have sauce, cheese and veggies and meats ready in bowls. Each person can go through the line and make up their own pizza. We bake them up and everyone can enjoy!
Angie
You can get Frank’s Hot Sauce for free at Meijer, this cuts down on the cost of chicken wings. LOVE IT!
Sarah Osborn
Prep ahead and make whatever you can rather than buying.
Sarah Osborn
I’m a member of the forums.
Angie
I also have you in my blog roll.
Oh… I’m also a huge fan of using bread outlet stores to get buns and stuff cheap.
Sarah
I subscribe to your e-mail alerts.
Amy
Obviously, I check out dealseekingmom for the best deals around on party foods and ask everyone to bring something. And I always serve whatever tortilla chips I got at a bargain price with cream cheese mixed with salsa (from my stocked pantry that I got for some unreal price ;). It’s a cheap and reliable hit! Touchdown!
Colleen Y
I like to have everyone bring a dish as well – more variety AND easy on the budget.
Crystal
I like to stock up on party items whenever I find them at a steal, so I’m almost ready when party times roll around.
Crystal
I’m an email subscriber :)
Beyond Blessed
Have each family bring a snack…potluck it!
Melissa A.
I usually have parties and have everyone bring a side dish, that way everyone pitches in a little.
Beyond Blessed
I’m a subscriber!
Melissa A.
I just joined the forum :)
Sarah
I’m an email subscriber.
Melissa A.
I am a email subscriber
Karen
We do a potluck and everyone brings finger foods!
Sarah
I shop in bulk, and definitely clip coupons to help save money. Also, among all of our friends, we all tend to pitch in for parties, so everyone brings a little something. Really helps differ the costs.