For any golf fan, the start of April is one of the most exciting times of the year! Not only is summer on its way, but the first men's Major of the season hits our television screens, with the world's elite heading to the stunning Augusta National and the Masters.
It is one of the most prestigious and most watched golf events of the year and, famously, the tournament is one of the hardest to attend as strict rules surround ticket applications. However, if you are one of the unfortunate individuals who can't attend the event in Georgia, don't despair, as you can now bring a taste of Augusta National into your front room with the Taste of the Masters Hosting Kits!
When it comes to the Masters, not only is the tournament famed for the stunning backdrop, but also the various food and beverage offerings. Last year, our man on the ground, Michael Weston, tested each and every item Augusta National had to offer and, for 2024, you can too.
The Hosting Kits were introduced in 2020 and, for this year, they are back and better than ever. For 2024, there are two Kits available, and these are the Classic Kit and the Large Hosting Kit. Below, we have listed what comes in each, with both offering free shipping that can be delivered straight to your door.
Classic Kit (Serves 4-6)
- Pimento Cheese (24 oz.)
- Plain Potato Chips (6 Bags)
- Mini Chocolate MoonPies (6)
- Masters Branded Souvenir Cups (Sleeve of 12)
- Masters Coasters (Pack of 12)
- Masters Branded Wax Paper (Sleeve of 12 Sheets)
- Hosting Kit Materials (Printed Menu, Food Cards and Accessories)
- (Bread and buns not included)
Large Hosting Kit (Serves 12-14)
- Pimento Cheese (24 oz.)
- Pork Bar-B-Que (24 oz.)
- Egg Salad (24 oz.)
- Plain Potato Chips (6 Bags)
- Bar-B-Que Potato Chips (6 Bags)
- Chocolate Chip Cookies (6)
- Georgia Pecan Caramel Popcorn (6)
- Masters Branded Souvenir Cups (Sleeve of 25)
- Masters Coasters (Pack of 12)
- Masters Branded Wax Paper (Sleeve of 12 Sheets)
- Hosting Kit Materials (Printed Menu, Food Cards and Accessories)
- (Bread and buns not included)
Masters week begins Monday 8th April and concludes on Sunday 14th April, with the Kits being delivered during the big week and you can choose which date(s) you want them delivered. According to the official site, Taste of the Masters offers delivery Tuesday - Saturday between the 5th April and the 13th April.
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