Throw Throw Burrito

Everyone draws cards at the same time and keeps passing them round the table, looking for three of a kind, the way you would in Spoons. Sets score. But every so often somebody completes a set of Burrito cards and everyone stops: two players stand back to back, take three paces, turn, and throw the foam burritos at each other. Whoever gets hit takes a bruise, and bruises cost you points at the end. Highest score when the bruise tokens run out wins. The card game underneath is thin on purpose; the point is the throwing. Games take fifteen minutes, the rules are learned while playing, and it needs a bit of floor. Pick it for a family with children over seven, a birthday, or the last half hour of a corporate session when people need to move. Avocado is the sequel; the two combine, but you only need one to start.