Oh, my. That left hand on hip. *cough* gay *cough*
5 Ways to Throw a Green SuperBowl Party:
Step Up the Invitations: This is perhaps the most obvious, but if you’re the type to send out invitations, EcoFabulous says use online invites from Evite or MyPunchBowl instead.
Step Up the Food a Notch: VegetarianTimes.com says, “forgo a table full of open chip bags and store-bought salsa in favor of a homemade spread that’ll satisfy everyone gathered around the big screen.”
Ditch the stigma of vegetarian cuisine and try out these great vegetarian recipies for your green SuperBowl party (I bet your guests won’t even know the difference):
Chocolate Brownies
Beer-Cheddar Spread
Tomato-Avocado Salsamole
Black Bean/Red Bean Chili
Step Up the Beer a Notch: New Belgium has a wonderful assortment of beers to please any palette. What makes them green? Their brewery is wind powered! Check out the other ways New Belgium is not only minimizing, but counter-acting their environmental impact.
Step Up the Decorating: As mentioned before, order some strings of LED lights—maybe even in your team’s colors—to adorn the walls of your SuperBowl party palace. EnvironmentalLights.com is a great place to pick some up.
Step Up Down the Waste:Take another chance to use the three R’s—reduce, reuse, recycle. One way to do this is to avoid using paper products for decorating or for dining (it doesn’t take that long to pop the flatware in the dishwasher).
Just For Fun:
This last idea has nothing to with living green, but it would make your already green SuperBowl Party that much more fun and memorable for your guests.
Make your own yellow penalty flags to throw when a brazen penalty occurs, the ref misses a penalty call, the ref makes a bad call, or for any reason at all! Can you imagine all those yellow flags flying around your party?
How to Make Your Own Penalty Flags:
From WikiHow:
Purchase or find: Yellow fabric such as linen or nylon, rubber bouncing balls about 1” diameter, and rubber bands.
Cut the fabric into rectangles that are about 1 foot by 1 1/2 feet.
Place the bouncing ball in the middle of the fabric.
Pull up all four sides of the fabric together.
Wrap a rubber band around the fabric to cinch the ball in place. You may need to wrap the rubber band around several times to ensure a tight fit.