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Fiesta

Fiesta


You say party, we say fiesta. Either way, check out our menus for simple, yet fun entertaining throughout the year.

 

Football Party
Let's face it: Some days the food is the best part of watching The Big Game. Kick things off with great menus that won’t keep you tied up in the kitchen.
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Spring Fiesta
Spring is finally here! The birds are back, the trees are starting to bloom and love is in the air. As if we needed an excuse to throw a party.
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Cinco de Mayo
The Fifth Of May commemorates Mexico’s victory over the French army in 1862. The celebration has a grand fair to celebrate liberty and freedom. We think of it as a reason to enjoy great guacamole!
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4th of July
Happy birthday America! We're always excited about the 4th of July. Our national holiday kicks off the high season of backyard barbecuing.
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Summer Grilling
We wait for it all year long: The chance to dine outdoors. Our mid-summer fiestas celebrate fresh, seasonal fare.
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Fall Fiesta
What’s not to like about fall? Fresh fruits and vegetables literally tumble out of produce aisles and farmer’s markets. It’s all about abundance and what’s in season.
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Halloween
What’s not to like about fall? Fresh fruits and vegetables literally tumble out of produce aisles and farmer’s markets. It’s all about abundance and what’s in season.
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Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving dinner ranks among our favorite fiestas of all time. Everyone comes focused on feasting—and let’s face it: All cooks need good eaters.
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Christmas
End-of-year holiday gatherings with family and friends are occasions for festive entertaining. Check out our sumptuous appetizers.
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New Year's
End the old year with a festive dinner party for close friends, then invite the neighbors for a casual open house to start the New Year.
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Tips & Touches for Football Party

Experts also tell us 14,500 tons of chips are eaten along with that guacamole. We recommend warming tortilla chips on a baking sheet in a 300 degree oven for a few minutes just before serving. They’ll be irresistible.

The average number of people at a Super Bowl party is 17. Good thing our chili recipe is easy to double.

5% of Americans will watch the game alone. So you’ll only need the fixings for 1 recipe of Spicy Beer on the Rocks. But buy extra ingredients—your friends are sure to come when they know what you are making.

Of the top 10 most watched television programs of all time, 9 of them are Super Bowls.

The Super Bowl is measured in Roman numerals because a football season runs the span over two calendar years. This year the season began in 2009 and ends in 2010.

Over 700,000 footballs are produced annually for official NFL use and 72 of them are used for the Super Bowl. We prefer our pigskin deep-fried—think chicharron!

Super Bowl Sunday is the biggest winter grilling day of the year. Our chili is even better if you brown the pork and beef on the grill (then skip the stove-top browning step).

Super Bowl fans spend more than $50 million on food during the 4 days prior to the super bowl. Good thing Frontera salsa and chips are on special sales at most stores nationwide.