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"Super-Bowl Sunday is nearly here. If you&amp;#039;re hosting this year, consider these tools to help you throw the perfect party.   1. A Slow Cooker Slow cooker pulled pork is tough to beat if you&amp;#039;re not up for smoking, and a slow cooker is also great for holding hot dips like spinach or seven-layer. Our favorite from All-Clad ($180) offers top-notch performance. The Hamilton Beach Set &amp;#039;N Forget ($60) is a great choice if you&amp;#039;re looking to spend less, plus it has a locking lid, perfect for transporting food to someone else&amp;#039;s Super-Bowl party next year!  2. A Panini Press A panini press is a great tool for parties. Just make a stack of sandwiches ahead of time and leave them in the fridge until people arrive. Grill them 2 or 4 at a time and serve them whole, or cut them into pieces and set them out on a platter. We love the Breville ($120 from Williams-Sonoma). If you&amp;#039;re not ready to splurge on a panini press, consider using your waffle maker which makes a mean grilled cheese in a pinch.  3. The Grill If you&amp;#039;re serious about Super-Bowl Sunday fare, then you really need to fire up the grill. Beer can chicken, ribs, and steaks are all great choices, especially when you&amp;#039;ve got the right grill. For gas grilling we love the Weber Genesis ($950) and Kenmore Red ($400). When it comes to charcoal, consider the Kingsford Wagon Grill from Walmart ($96). It&amp;#039;s easy on the wallet but comes loaded with features like tool hooks and an adjustable coal bed. Want to see how we test for yourself? Sign up to take a free public tour of the Good Housekeeping Research Institute. Check out the Daily Green for more great Super-Bowl party tips! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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