8 Responses

1. Brent P. Newhall  •  November 28, 2008 @6:00 am

   Our favorite is Pocky, a Japanese snack (basically chocolate-covered pretzel sticks). The end has no chocolate, so you can hold that end while you eat the rest. So your fingers stay chocolate-free.

2. World oF Twilights Studio  •  November 28, 2008 @7:29 am

   Usually we eat hot chocolate during cold seasons.. we stop for 5-6 minutes and drink it.. so without too many movements on the table, we don’t spill it everywhere..

   or usually a girl of my party brings a cake.. ok.. there are pieces of cakes quite everywhere.. but we clean at the end of the game and it’s not a really big issue

3. Mad Brew  •  November 28, 2008 @7:51 am

   I haven’t found the perfect snack either, but I do have some goals:

   * Cheap
   * No Residue (i.e. no greasey, sticky, or stained fingers)
   * Available in various flavors
   * Easy to clean up

   Recently I have been using trail mixes and pretzels at the table, I get burned out on these snacks fairly quick. If beef jerky were cheaper, I think it would be a contender. My wife likes to cook, so she’ll also make meatballs which totally doesn’t meet my goals but have become a favorite of the group.

4. Ben Overmyer  •  November 28, 2008 @2:03 pm

   Here’s a healthy and VERY tasty one for ya:

   Red bell peppers cut into strips and served with hummus.

   Unless your players don’t have a sweet tooth (!), they’ll love these.

5. John Reyst  •  November 28, 2008 @5:31 pm

   We have several favorites:

   _Salty_
   Pistachios
   Pretzels
   Tortilla chips & salsa

   _Sweets_
   Gummi *
   Sour Patch Kids
   Licorice

   _Misc_
   Cold pizza throughout the night

   _Drinks_
   Bottled water
   Coke (zero)
   Various sodas
   Iced tea
   Sometimes beer

6. Bilbo  •  November 28, 2008 @10:50 pm

   Popcorn is one of our favorites. Out of the bag is pretty good and clean since the kernels just stay in the bag. Can get kind of greasy if you buy the buttered type.

   Also, Chips Ahoy are a staple, though sometimes they don’t get eaten and sometimes they’re gone in 10 minutes.

   We used to do the more “traditional”, but getting old and cholesterol takes its toll.

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8. Anonymous  •  January 7, 2009 @6:54 pm

   Funyons and Mountain Dew ftw

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