60 Super Bowl Snacks to Whip Up for the Big Game (Because That’s What It’s All About, Right?!)

A bread bowl is revolutionary for many reasons, imo. I mean, not only can you use the bread to scoop up the dip inside (and this spinach artichoke concoction is good, lemme tell you), but you also don’t need to wash any dishes. Sign me up.

Recipe from Favorite Family Recipes

Just when you thought mac and cheese was already your favorite food, this recipe went ahead and added salty breadcrumbs and the magic of an air fryer.

Recipe from Love From the Oven

Who needs a side of fries when you can just deconstruct your burger and plop it right on top of a crispy pile of spuds? Skip the jalapenos if you can’t handle spice, but please, please keep the pickles.

Recipe from How Sweet Eats

These are so fun to eat, you’ll barely even miss the tortilla chips (but you can put a bowl on the side just in case). If your guests are cool with cilantro, go heavy. Trust me.

Recipe from Isabel Eats

A huge pan full of cheesy meatballs? I don’t know anyone who wouldn’t want that on their table. Highly recommend baking some garlic bread for dunking into the sauce once the balls are gone.

Recipe from All the Healthy Things

Okay, fancy! But also…easy! This recipe makes boring grilled chicken way more fun (and tasty) by topping it with juicy Roma tomatoes, thick mozzarella cheese, and a tangy balsamic reduction. Your finger food is officially elevated.

Recipe from Favorite Family Recipes

Chocolate-covered fruit is always delicious (anyone who has ever received an Edible Arrangement knows that), and this creamy dip is just as yummy but requires so much less work. It also requires just four ingredients: a jar of Nutella (duh), cream cheese, powdered sugar, and Cool Whip.

Recipe from My Baking Addiction

Is it just me, or do these kinda sorta look like little footballs? That’s reason enough for me to make ’em for Super Bowl Sunday. But also…look how crispy.

Recipe from Spoon Fork Bacon

Eggplant parm over penne is one of my favorite entrées, but this article is about snacks and snacks only. This recipe aims to pack all the flavor of the classic dish into little fried bites—with marinara sauce for dipping—and oh baby, they deliver.

Recipe from Just a Taste

Grab a bag of Fritos and a block of Velveeta cheese—this game-day dip is always a crowd favorite. Fajita seasoning is what brings it to another level, so don’t skip it.

Recipe from Bru Crew Life

No, like…I’m obsessed with this recipe from James Beard Award-winner Kwame Onwauchi. Puffs puffs are a treat originally from West Africa made of fried dough and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. They’re plump and puffy and perfect, oh my!

Recipe from Meiko and the Dish

It simply cannot be a coincidence that a single shrimp fits so snuggly inside a tortilla scoop. It’s gotta be fate. And it means you can have a bite-sized shrimp taco without any of the mess.

Recipe from Favorite Family Recipes

No, you’re not hallucinating. This is a pizza covered in french fries. And yes, it’s just as delicious as you’re assuming.

Recipe from Half-Baked Harvest

That bread you see wrapped around the cheese and marinara? It’s fluffy crescent roll dough. Need I say more?

Recipe from I Heart Naptime

Crab rangoon? In the air fryer? Yep, it’s a thing. And it’s freakin’ delicious.

Recipe from Spoon Fork Bacon

Think you don’t like brussels sprouts? I ask you this: have you tried them baked with chunks of bacon and smothered in cheese? Try this recipe and lemme know if you change your stance.

Recipe from Rosalynn Daniels

I’d eat a piece of gum off the bottom of your shoe if it was smothered in beer cheese. But this pulled pork sandwich is definitely the better option. Cheese so gooey. Meat so tender.

Recipe from How Sweet Eats

There are a lot of snacks on this list that might give you a bit of a tummyache after. I won’t deny that. (Worth it though.) If you’re looking for something a little ~fresher~, I highly recommend these vermicelli- and veggie-packed spring rolls. And don’t skimp on the peanut sauce!

Recipe from Two Peas and Their Pod

Bring the fair to your living room with one of these deeeeep-fried funnel cakes you can make in your kitchen. Powdered sugar is a classic topping, but feel free to get creative (maybe using the colors of the team you want to win?).

Recipe from I Heart Naptime

Super Bowl 🤝 Southern staples. These crunchy cukes are a copycat recipe for Texas Roadhouse’s famous fried pickles, and damn if they don’t compare to the real thing. Both the batter and the dip are loaded with Cajun seasoning, so prepare for a little kick.

Recipe from All She Cooks