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Super Bowl Nacho Bar

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Super Bowl Nacho Bar

This nacho bar is easy to do, and people really get excited about making their own nachos. This recipe is a great idea for any party. My sister-in-law did a nacho bar for my niece’s graduation party, and they had about 100 guests! The Teenagers loved the nacho bar (well, and me too).

If you are doing a giant party, it may be easier to do canned nacho cheese,  warehouse stores sell giant cans of cheese!  But this recipe is made with velveeta cheese, sour cream, taco sauce and milk.

For this recipe, for toppings, I did jalapenos, sour cream, salsa, black beans, green onions, tomatoes, and guacamole (recipe below). You can serve any toppings you choose, this is what I decided to serve.

I got the white paper trays at a restaurant supply store, but I have seen them at Costco too.

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Super Bowl Nacho Bar

Super Bowl Nacho Bar

Super Bowl Nacho Bar
 
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Serves: 8
Ingredients
  • Nacho cheese ingredients-
  • 2 pound box original velveeta cheese
  • 1 cup mild La Victoria taco sauce
  • 1 cup sour cream
  • milk for thinning
  • (OR buy a giant can of Nacho Cheese)
  • Other ingredients-
  • 2 large bags of tortilla chips
  • 2 pounds ground beef, cooked and seasoned
  • 1 jar salsa
  • 3-4 tomatoes chopped
  • 1 jar jalapeno slices
  • 2 bunches of green onions, sliced
  • 16 ounces sour cream
  • 2-3 small cans of sliced black olives
  • 1-2 cans of black beans drained
  • guacamole: 4-5 avocados, ¼ cup sour cream, 1 lime, salt (directions follow)
Instructions
  1. Cube the velveeta, put in slow cooker with 1 cup of sour cream, and 1 cup of taco sauce. Cook on high for 1½ to 2 hours, stir often. Add milk to thin. You don't want the cheese to be gloppy. I kept the cheese on high during the party, so the cheese would stay thinned out, stir often, and keep adding milk if the cheese thickens.
  2. Guacamole directions:
  3. Take 4 to 5 avocados, and mash with a fork and add ¼ cup sour cream, 2 tablespoons lime juice, and a dash of salt, mix lightly.
  4. Assemble Nacho Bar:
  5. Put the cooked and seasoned ground beef in a small slow cooker on low, or a pan with a lid works fine. Put all your toppings in little dishes (I got mine at the dollar store, they came with lids). Put the chips in a big bowl. I got the white paper nacho trays from a restaurant supply store (Cash and Carry), but you can get them at Costco too. Invite all your friends over for the big game, I think they will be impressed!
  6. Recipe can be doubled if you're expecting more people
Nutrition Information
Serving size: 8 to 12
Don’t have time for a nacho bar? Try these other slow cooker appetizer recipes:
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Slow Cooker 7-Layer Bean Dip
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  2. Love this! I have never done anything like this but it looks like such a great idea for football – set it all out then just let people have at it. Pinning to save – thanks for sharing!

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  12. i love this idea! However I do not eat meat so I would not serve the meat. Can you give some suggestions for other possible toppings? This is a great idea I will definitely do this one day!

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  17. Made this as a laid back, fun dinner for my family, and it was a big hit even for the younger ones! made a pot of Mexican rice and some chicken fajitas to go with it, and it was amazing! Thanks!

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  18. This is amazing. I would love to do one with chicken too. Would you shred and cook the chicken ahead of time and throw in?

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  19. I’d like to make this for my family. Biggest problem I’ve had is getting mushy chips because I added everything on too early and let it sit too long. So I love the nacho bar concept. Thanks!

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