Red Gold Tomatoes Snackadium Challenge #RedGoldGameDay

Red Gold Tomatoes recently offered me a unique challenge – build my own “snackadium”. Now to be honest, when I first heard of the term, I didn’t know exactly what it was. Red Gold Tomatoes are big football fans so thankfully they provided me an image of their snackadium and I was surprised how many images popped up when I later googled the term. Snackadiums are a fun way to present game day munchies in stadium shaped fashion.

To make our snackadium, I made rice crispy bars in a 9×13 pan and added some green food coloring when melting the butter and marshmallows to make it look like turf. My husband helped out in decorating after work today. The goal posts are made of cheddar cheese and the bleachers are celery sticks with raisins. You could add peanut butter or cream cheese to help adhere the raisins to the celery sticks.

Then I made some vanilla creme frosting to mark out the field lines of the snackadium. Yogurt flavored raisins and milk chocolate double dipped peanuts dot the field. 🙂

Here is our creation with Red Gold Tomatoes and a variety of other snacks to enjoy during the game. This project will be part of a blogger snackadium challenge sponsored by Red Gold Tomatoes. Voting begins on January 19th and runs through January 24th. The winner will be announced on January 26th. You can visit this link to view the entries and thanks so much for stopping by! Thank you to Red Gold Tomatoes for this opportunity.

Red Gold began in the 1940s growing food for the U.S. Army during World War II, and is now owned by its third generation — Brian and Selita Reichart (who will pass it on to their sons, who also work in the business). They grow their tomatoes on family farms in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan, where true seasons positively impact flavor — with just the right angle of the sun, perfect temperature, and soil that seems made for growing tomatoes.

Disclosure: I received a gift card and Red Gold Tomato products to create the snackadium featured in this post. The thoughts and feelings expressed are my own. No other compensation was received for this article.

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