Super Bowl Party Ideas
January 23, 2014
The Super Bowl is a lot like Thanksgiving, except you usually don’t have to deal with your crazy relatives. One thing is for sure: Both days involve ingesting way too much food. At Organize-It, we created a comprehensive pinboard over on our Pinterest page that features products, recipes and decoration ideas that will help you put on the perfect football bash your friends won’t stop talking about. Here are some of our favorite products:
These Plastic Beverage Tub are a simple, affordable way to keep your beer, soda or other drinks chilled for your guests. Available in four different colors, this tub has built-in handles for easy carrying and measures 20 inches by 16 inches by 9.5 inches.
Are you attending a Super Bowl Party and need to bring a tray of snacks? Try using this Collapsible 3-in-1 Party Carrier. The serving tray is a spacious 9 x 13 inches and is perfect for cakes or arranging various appetizers shown above. The collapsible lid locks onto the serving tray and has a sturdy handle for secure transport.
If you are serving a dip that needs to be chilled at all times, then this Iced Bowl with Lid is the perfect addition to your food buffet. This nesting three-piece dip bowl comes with an acrylic lower dip bowl, a stainless steel upper dip bowl and a plastic snap on lid to cover your food when being stored. This bowl set can hold up to 22 ounces of dip is top rack dishwasher safe.
This Chip Bowl with Two Dip Clips is the ultimate party accessory. Available in an attractive red color, this bowl has a 3.5 quart capacity, while the dip cups have a 14 ounce capacity. All components are dishwasher safe.
Also see this tailgate party post and our other football party entry.
Craft Storage Shelves for a Special New Friend
January 17, 2014
I have a friend that ran into a unique storage situation that required a special set of craft storage shelves. This friend of mine I met on the bus a few months ago, in a chance encounter in which I learned about his storage quandary.
I was riding back from downtown on a Wednesday afternoon after appearing at the county courthouse for jury duty. The ride was uneventful; I stared out the window for most of the trip noticed one peculiar fellow sitting at the front in the center-facing seats. He had a large satchel that seemed to be bursting at the seams.
I thought nothing of this man, other than his peculiar facial hair and that oversized sack. He got off one stop ahead of me and as he rose from the seat the bag make a grinding glass-on-glass noise, and clanked a bit as he walked down the steps out of the bus.
Strange fellow, I thought to myself. A minute later and three blocks to the north I too was exposed to the uncomfortably warm February afternoon. I decided to grab a bite to eat at the burger stand a block down the road because it offered some shade and I was really thirsty (and caffeine deprived).
When I got there, guess who was busy munching away on something that was almost completely wrapped. He took great pains to ensure that he never actually touched his food. Very strange, but maybe he was a germ-freak or something.
There was only one other shady spot left on the patio, so I took the spot. It happened to be two spots away from my peculiar new friend. And it was at that point that he described to me, in painstaking detail, his need for special craft storage shelves and just what it was that was causing his bag to pull at the seams.
Next week I’ll continue this very interesting and one-of-a-kind craft storage shelves situation. So you are just going to have to wait a couple weeks to find out what he’s got in that bag. You’ll never guess, I promise. Here’s a little hint, the craft storage shelves he needs ended up being the Maine Garden Potting Table, but it has nothing to do with his green thumb (well, kind of it does).