Your guide to throwing a last-minute Packers party

Don't hold back, Packers fans. Sunday is a big game, possibly sending our beloved team to "the" Big Game, and whether you're a die-hard fan or a bandwagon jumper, this is one to watch with friends.

So grab your phone and text one or two or twenty pals right now, then worry about the details. In that regard, we can help.

Food

You'll need something to stress-eat during commercial breaks. Sausage is a natural choice for Cheeseheads, and these Sweet and Sassy Brat Twists won the first episode of Johnsonville's YouTube cooking competition show, "The Sausage Dome."

If you want something fried and bite-size, try the winner of the second episode, Spicy Touchdown Sausage-Stuffed Bites, which are essentially sausage balls stuffed with chunks of string cheese.

You need some sort of dip, and Harissa Buffalo Chicken Dip hits the spot.

And there's always Green Bay Chili, which mimics that served at the classic Titletown establishment Chili John's.

Don't forget dessert! Grocery store cookie cakes are a classic, but this homemade version is 10 times better.

You could keep it really simple, and pick up a loaf of sourdough with team spirit from North Shore Boulangerie. They also have green and gold macarons (pistachio and lemon).

A cheeseboard is appropriate for any gathering, especially a Packers party. Here are some tips for choosing cheeses. As for displaying them, this wooden board not only comes with chalkboard labels for the cheese but is also engraved with the Packers logo.

Here's another Packers board—football-shaped, even. It's enormous.

Drink

You've got a couple options for Packers-themed beers. You'll find Hinterland's Packerland Pilsner and Titletown Brewing's Green 19 IPA in cans or bottles locally.

If you're looking for Green Bay beer in general, try Badger State Brewing Company.

Or you could just pour your favorite brew into a pint glass emblazoned with the Packers logo.

This Packer Backer Forever Cocktail will get everyone cheering.

Team spirit

Ladies, if you're looking to upgrade the green and gold section of your wardrobe before the game, try these stylish options on for size.

This is also the perfect opportunity to sport some Packers nail wraps, like these from Jamberry.

For the kids

If your kids aren't old enough to appreciate the game, you may need something else to keep them busy. Keep it football-themed and set up an indoor game of bags if you have the space.

Remember making paper footballs in elementary school? They're fun to flick around aimlessly, but there are actually rules of the game if that piques anyone's interest.

You could also encourage their interest in the game with some game day BINGO, like these printable cards.

These free Green BayPackers coloring pages are sure to be a hit.

Keep your hands busy

For any adults who may not be riveted by the game (or who need something to keep their nervous hands busy while watching), here are two easy craft ideas that are actually useful.

To make your own Packers coozie, you just need an old or blank drink coozie, green and gold fabric, scissors and decoupage glue. Here are the instructions.

Green and gold flannel coasters require only basic sewing skills and are quite adorable. Here's how to make them.