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.
Adina
buying and cooking in advance when things are on sale, then freezing.
Adina
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I am already a rss subscriber.
Lindsey
I get your email!
Michelle G
Having everyone bring a dish to share!
Judy L
Buy whatever meat is on a good sale and then do the rest of the party potluck.
Lindsey
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Janel
I always try to do as much of the party myself, I think this really cuts cost!
Janel
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Lori A.
Like others have said, potluck could help you save some money. You could also pick food items that you could prepare ahead of time, therefore buying ingredients when they’re on sale or you have a coupon. If nothing else, you can invite a smaller group of people. :)
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Erin
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Erin
Our group of friends always share costs by doing the potluck style get togethers. Then we use coupons for whatever we bring.
Katherine
One word: potluck. :)
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Tawna
My friends and I get together each month and do a potluck dinner. I is so fun to get together and chat and try everyone’s food. Thanks. tawna21(@)hotmail(DOT)com
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Rosen
Planning is the best way! When the paper products go on sale
( for football/holidays/birthdays) I always buy them and put them away! having a potluck is good.I like doing a bring your favorite beer to share. then people get to try some new beer to and it’s less for you to buy!!
Thanks for the GREAT giveaway!
Rose
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can’t wait for all the savings!!
Bonnie
My friends usually bring a dish to pass so that helps with the food budget.
Bonnie
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Katie
My best tip is to shop the sales! The stores know the game is coming and have great products on sale. Pair them with coupons and get great savings!
Katie
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Your button is on my sidebar.
Christy
Schedule your party for a time when people will not expect a full meal to be served. An appetizer or dessert only party is fun and easy to do as a potluck.
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Bronwyn
The best tip I know for throwing a party on the cheap: plan ahead. That way, you have the time to maximize your coupons and look for the best deals. Hot dogs freeze, chips will do fine in the cupboard, and condiments keep forever. :-)