Super Bowl food traditions : extensions of the game, 2002.

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Super Bowl food traditions : extensions of the game, 2002.

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Discusses the foods and food related activities associated with Super Bowl parties. Mentions food eating contests that reflect the competition of the football game. Explains that food-related competition can also be seen in the amount of food people bring to the party. Discusses the consumption of beer substitutes among Latter-day Saint males at Super Bowl parties.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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