For many people, Super Bowl is more than just a football game. The commercials bring a lot of enjoyment. Rate the commercials as a party from 1 to 10.

For a lot of people, the food served at Super Bowl parties is just as much of a draw, if not more so, than the game itself. From Buffalo wings to chips, dips and more, the food and drinks served ...

Super Bowl Sunday is as much about gluttony as it is about football. According to a new study by Levity, the average Super Bowl meal clocks in at a staggering 3,506 calories — more than an ...

Many folks are stocking up on their favorite foods for the Super Bowl. According to Wells Fargo, the average cost of food for a Super Bowl party for 10 people is about $140—up just slightly from ...

Matthew McConaughey, star of many commercials, brings his unique talents to a Super Bowl ad in which he imitates former Bears coach Mike Ditka. This will prompt many people at the party to also ...

Throwing a Super Bowl party? ... A menu of food and drinks for 10 people is estimated to cost just over $139, Wells Fargo Chief Agricultural Economist Michael Swanson said in a recent report.

They’ve pegged the price for a Super Bowl party menu for 10 people at around $139 this year, just 0.1% more than last year.

As the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles prepare to face off, hosting a Super Bowl watch party for 10 people is estimated to cost around $139 for food and drinks, according to a Wells ...

They’ve pegged the price for a Super Bowl party menu for 10 people at around $139 this year, just 0.1% more than last year.

A Super Bowl party wouldn’t be complete without wings. Offer your guests a few different flavors. Don’t forget the blue cheese versus ranch debate and have both on hand.