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Game Time Party at Walmart

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:

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

This giveaway ends at 11:59 a.m. EST on Tuesday, 2/2 and is open to all U.S. residents 18 years or older. I’ll use Random.org to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Winners must respond within 48 hours of notification to claim their prize. Good luck!

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Walmart provided me with two $50 Walmart gift cards for my participation in this program.

Reader Interactions

Comments

  10. Jen Millard

    I think the best way for me to get great food at a good price is to start watching for rebates well before the party date. I can combine rebates with sales and coupons to really get some killer deals. I just bought enough Pepsi 12-pks for 50 people for less than $10!!!

  13. lynne

    Potluck is the way to go for starters. Decorations can be kept to a minimum shopping dollar stores, or simply using napkins, paper products in the team colors. This year with the Saints as contenders, the inexpensive Mardi Gras beads can be used. As far as beverages, we always BYOB! We’ll provide ice, some mixers, drinks for kids, but adults bring their own. Go green & make pitchers of ice water instead of providing bottled (cheaper & no waste).

  18. Kelly

    Save money by having everyone bring a side dish or chips! Also, I often find solid colored plates, napkins, cups after holidays (v-day, xmas, halloween, 4th of July) at 75%-90% off & I stock up!

  21. randi

    We buy the food – bring your own cocktails. Snacky/finger foods seem to be the best for things like this.

  23. Cathy

    Have everyone bring something to the party. Everyone likes to be involved.. plus it will save you money.

  25. Kimberly

    Looks like everyone has the same idea . . . potluck is the way to go. Give guests a “category” of what to bring– from appetizers to drinks to dessert (so they don’t ALL bring brownies shaped like footballs). Prepare an inexpensive “main course” like chili and you’re good to go! No one is stuck holding a huge bill and everyone has a great time!

  26. Ruth Ann

    Often when I invite people for a meal or a party they ask if they can bring something. I almost always say “Yes!”. Especially if people want to (or at least offer) to contribute something it’s not a bother and it helps save money.
    I also usually try to use as few disposable items as possible. It’s not hard for me to run the dishwasher and it’s rare that I have more people than I have cups or spoons, so that works out well.

    At one party, I cut squares of cardboard and set out some permenant markers so that everyone could make their own coaster. It was fun, cost almost nothing, was a great way for people to keep track of their beverages and protected my furniture.