We Want To Hear About The Food Traditions That Bring Your Family Together
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We Want To Hear About The Food Traditions That Bring Your Family Together
If there's a food tradition that brings your family together, we want to hear all about it! Walmart is the one-stop shop for all your Game Day traditions.
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Celebrations — like holidays, birthdays, and anniversaries — bring people together. And this season, people are getting together for Game Day as safely as they can!
NBC / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com We all know Game Day isn’t just for the sports or the halftime shows or the super-entertaining commercials. No, people also come for the food.
Team Coco / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com Maybe you go to Game Day parties just to have a bite of your uncle’s super famous 7-layer nachos.
Lifetime / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com Or maybe you’re looking forward to feasting on the delicious Game Day spreads, from buffalo chicken wings to cheesy potatoes.
The Swoon / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com So yes, for some households, Game Day foods bring their family together, but we want to hear about YOUR food traditions, specifically the dishes that bring people to YOUR home.
Hulu / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com Maybe it’s the spamsilog breakfast that has your friends coming over for brunch.
Jo Koy / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com Or maybe it’s your cousin’s coal-grilled chicken barbeque that gets the family together for Game Day.
Paramount+ / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com Perhaps the latkes your grandma makes has the grandchildren flocking to her home.
Grandfathered / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com We want to know what delicious dish has been bringing your loved ones together and the story behind them — so drop your responses in the comments below!
CBC / Giphy / Via media.giphy.com FYI, your story might be selected to be part of Walmart's Game Day campaign. Remember: Anything you send is covered by the regular User Terms.
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