Make sure your tailgate party is just as great as the team you’re cheering for with these expert tailgating tips. Does your team have any fun fan traditions? Comment below and tell us all about it!
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SAFE TAILGATING TIPS: MAKE EVERY TAILGATE PARTY A TOUCHDOWN
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SAFE TAILGATING TIPS: MAKE EVERY TAILGATE PARTY A TOUCHDOWN- BY BENJAMIN JEREW
- NOVEMBER 1, 2015
Whether it’s gameday or just a weekend in the park, tailgate parties are always great time, and you can have one practically anywhere that you can park a car. But there are some inherent dangers that you might not be thinking about while you’re busy grilling with your friends and rooting for your team.
Here are some safe tailgating tips to make sure that everyone has a good time. After all, what fun is a tailgate party if you end up at the hospital instead of the game?
Keep It on Ice: Brews and Brats
For many tailgate parties, chilled beer is a vital component to let the good times roll, so have plenty of ice on-hand to keep those brews ice cold. Aside from the cooler filled with drinks, there should also be ample ice for the meat cooler. Meats can easily spoil if stored above 40°F, and a single spoiled hamburger could ruin the whole day, so those meats should stay cool right up until they’re ready to face the fire. In fact, bringing an additional cooler, just for extra ice, will ensure that you don’t run out.
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