COUNTDOWN TO THE SUPER BOWL

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COUNTDOWN TO THE SUPER BOWL

(TV Guide) Entertaining expert and "Today" show contributor Colin Cowie outlines the game plan for a winning Sunday. The Super Bowl airs a week from Sunday on CBS:

  • A big event TV -- "Set the TV up in the living room or den with seating in a U-shape around it," says Cowie.
  • Buck of beverages -- Free up fridge space by "filling a tub with beers and soft drinks," says Cowie. A metal wash tub works great and it will also work well at backyard barbecues this summer.
  • Fun party favors -- Create your own sidelines action with themed trinkets. "People like to get silly," Cowie says. "They can create their own halftime show with fun little toys."
  • Sweet treats -- Football shaped chocolate covered strawberries, theme cookies, and cupcakes will score big with fans. They also make a great hostess gift.
  • Savory snack -- "Create a popcorn station with different flavors," Cowie suggests for a fun snack. Popcorn plus popcorn flavors is all you need to do this.
  • Hot stuff -- "Make a big pot of chili and serve with an assortment of toppings: sour cream, grated cheese and jalapeños," Cowie recommends.
  • Best seat in the house -- Cushions are a comfy way to provide extra seating, says Cowie. After game stack them up until you need them again on Oscar night.

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