Welcome to election night! After a long campaign season, it’s time to exercise our right to snacks and games to make counting votes fun again. You can taste a little history U.S. Senate Traditions bean soup or the colonial era election day cake. But whatever the outcome, the message of these modern snacks is that America has been radicalized by good taste.
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Guacamole Vote Seven Layer Dip
There may be “a lot to unpack” around the key questions, but everyone digs deep into this simple question Seventh Floor Party Dip No need to debate. Ranch and taco seasoned canned refried beans are topped with prepared guacamole, pico de gallo, fire-roasted corn, chopped lettuce, sour cream, and a sprinkling of patriotic olives, cherry tomatoes, and star cheese for added effect. The red and blue tortilla chips on the side mean you don’t even need to count the votes to know this one is correct.
Affordable burgers
Oklahoma Onion Burger-Style Sliders cut an otherwise bloated grocery budget in half and taste like a meal thanks to the addition of thin onion slices. This Depression-era invention is baked on an American cheese tray and sandwiched between Hawaiian toast rolls, offering pure “blonde economy” with everything tasting just right.
Patriotic Pretzel Sticks
If you’re looking to make election night fun for the kids, these Sweet and crunchy pretzel sticks All it takes is four ingredients and a little time for white chocolate to set. Crush red and blue hard candies, dip pretzel sticks into melted white chocolate, and roll in candy (or patriotic cake powdered sugar). Refrigerate until the chocolate is set, then enjoy the sweet and savory treat spread across the aisles.
Apple Pie Ballot Bites
It’s as American as apple pie. The Cinnamon Apple Pie Ballot uses a store-bought pie crust and contains only five ingredients. You’ll be folding the dough into the shape of an envelope, but we promise it’ll be easier than voting in California without an ID.
American Snack Board
You’ve chosen your candidates; now it’s time to curate your charcuterie. The snack board featured ham, salami, strawberries and cherries, alternating with brie, white cheddar, water crackers and yogurt pretzels to keep our flags flying. Choose from blueberries and star cheese or black olives and mini mozzarella cheese balls to represent these Americas.
Drained Swamp Spinach Artichoke Dip
Hot and cheesy Spinach Artichoke Dip It provides us with the ultimate comfort food while we watch the voting. Cream cheese and mayonnaise add flavor, while three more cheeses, garlic, canned artichokes and frozen spinach add “swampy” energy to this comfort dish that’s sure to last with crusty bread or chips.
mobile democracy for all
Whether you’re mixing a drink or batching up drinks for a party, sometimes the moment calls for the perfect drink. If a smooth glass of bourbon warms your heart, or you prefer to spice things up with tongue-tingling tequila, we’ve got your favorite bar cart.
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common sense cocktail
2 ounces bourbon
1 ounce fresh lemon juice
3/4 ounce simple syrup
2 drops bitters
soda splash
Lemon wedges and rosemary sprigs
Add bourbon, lemon juice, syrup, and bitters to a glass filled with ice. Stir, then top with soda water and garnish with lemon and rosemary.
red, white, wine
2 ounces white tequila
1 ounce cranberry juice
3/4 ounce fresh lime juice
½ ounce three seconds
1/4 ounce agave syrup
Optional jalapeño slices, lime wheels and salt rim
Rub salt on the rim of a rocks glass. Shake agave, cranberry juice, lime juice, orange juice and agave with ice. Then strain over fresh ice and garnish with lime and jalapeño. If the polls are still open, so are the bars!
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Election Night Bingo
Is Tara crazy? Let off some steam with a bingo card and have fun with high gas prices, inflation, and socialism! Whenever you hear one of these phrases in election night coverage, check a box. exist The most important election of our lifetimes, The first person to complete a row wins.
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Election Night Drinking Game
Anyone can attend with a mocktail or non-alcoholic drink, but we needed something a little stronger. Whenever you hear these common election night phrases and clichés, pour on your favorite sip and get ready to drink your way to victory. Just remember to hydrate. Even if you vote early, voting can be lengthy. cheers!
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