15 Blue Football Game Party Food Ideas

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It's football season and that means it's time to get together with friends and party while you watch the game! We have rounded up 15 of the best party food ideas in the color BLUE so you can support your team and have the party goers dishing out compliments left and right. Oh, and on a side note, these would also be the perfect treats and appetizers for a boy baby shower, wouldn't they?!!

{See our RED party food ideas here.}

blue football game food ideas


Blue Raspberry Rock Candy by The Party Works 
blue football game party food ideas

Blue Deviled Eggs by Singing Through the Rain - You could do blue in the center too!
blue football game party food ideas



Blue Pretzels by Two Sisters Crafting
blue football game party food ideas


Blue Jerseys Rice Krispie Treats by Two Sisters Crafting
blue football game party food ideas

Fantasy Football Candy Bark by Drugstore Divas
blue football game party food ideas

Cookie Monster Popcorn by Two Sisters Crafting - You could omit the cookies for a football party, but I just love them!
blue football game party food ideas


Ring Pops by Michelle Paige Blogs
blue football game party food ideas


Blue Pretzels by Our Best Bites
blue football game party food ideas


Blue Popcorn by Two Sisters Crafting - Omit the red if needed. 
blue football game party food ideas

Blue Marshmallow Pops by Our Best Bites
blue football game party food ideas

Ocean Water by Fake Ginger
blue football game party food ideas or baby shower

Blue Velvet Cupcakes by One Particular Kitchen
blue football game party food ideas or baby shower

Blue Marshmallow Popcorn by Makoodle
blue football game party food ideas or baby shower

Blue Dessert Trifle by Mom Endearors
blue football game party food ideas or baby shower

That's all folks, party on!






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