MSU vs. U of M Bell Pepper Cups

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Get in the game day rivalry spirit with these bell pepper cups. Healthy tailgating eating can be difficult, but with an easy pick of your team’s color, your taste buds will be satisfied. These peppers are easy to bring to your tailgate, as you can pack them in the slow cooker and they will be ready to serve as soon as you get there.
The peppers are low in calories and loaded with good nutrition. All varieties are excellent sources of vitamins A and C, potassium, folic acid and fiber. Instead of adding extra carbs and calories to your taco-inspired meal, the peppers are a great alternative.
Whether you are a Spartan or Wolverine, you and your tailgating guests will be sure to love them!
Photo Credit: Tony Faiola

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