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best bunco game night snack ideas

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best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

I lied when I said that the best thing about Bunco was that it was an easy game to play while catching up with friends.

Really.

I lied.

It’s not 100% true.

The best thing about Bunco is the snacks.

There. I said it.

Bunco snacks are awesome.

But if Bunco isn’t your game and something else is–Scrabble? Phase 10? Pokeno? Yahtzee?–whatever it is, snacks are a fun part of game night.

And though I am kidding, I’m also kind of not kidding. We all need good snacks to round out a fun night with friends.

Here’s the skinny. . .

Best Bunco Game Night Snack Ideas:Ā 

The big thing about game night snacks is that the options are endless.

best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

We like to go for a few prepared appetizers brought by 3-4 people:

  • hummus and pita
  • veggies Ā and dip
  • cheese board: mix of hard and soft cheeses, some apple and pear slices, and some fruit jams
  • a warm dip and chips, like a crab artichoke dip, buffalo chicken dip, a reuben dip, or pizza dip.
  • hand-held mini tacos, taquitos, or dumplings
  • cookies, brownie bites
  • fruit pizza or tarts

best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

And each Bunco table usually two bowls of snacks–something sweet and something salty:Ā 

  • pretzels
  • chocolate covered pretzels
  • M & Ms
  • licorice bits
  • candy hearts
  • nuts
  • chocolate covered nuts
  • Bugles
  • trail mix

best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

best bunco game night snack ideas | teachmama.com

Bunco drinks should be varied:

  • wine
  • beer
  • soda: diet and regular
  • iced tea
  • water
  • coffee, hot tea
  • fun mixed drink that’s quick and easy to make

Remember to find everything you need to know for a rockstar Bunco Girls’ Night Out here:Ā 

how to play bunco: super fun gno | everything you need to know to play bunco with your friends

 

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