The best part about the Super Bowl may just be the food. While it's exciting to watch the game and cheer on your favorite team (no matter the sport!), it's tough to compete with a spread of chicken wings, ribs, hearty bowls of chili and cheesy party dips. That's why we had so much fun rounding up our favorite game day foods.
We included a mix of classic football fare (hello, buffalo chicken dip!) as well as creative twists on party staples, tasty finger foods and easy appetizer ideas that will make your party guests happy. There are light bites in case you want to snack all day, as well as heartier dinner options in case you want to feed the family something more substantial. You will also see some vegan or vegetarian Super Bowl recipes plus healthy game day food ideas so everyone can have something to eat. Many of these recipes are made to be shared, and can easily be doubled (or tripled!) to please any size crew — no sweat.
Whether you're hosting a backyard tailgate, planning to spend the day on the couch in front of the TV or throwing an all-out Super Bowl party, these recipes are sure to get you in the cheerin’ mood. And, thanks to make-ahead recipes and time-saving strategies (slow cooker FTW), party planning has never been easier. The goal is to spend less time in the kitchen during the game, so you don't miss any of the action.
1
Walking Tacos
This fan-favorite dish involves piling tasty homemade fillings, like chili-spiced beef and pickled jalapeños, into snack-sized bags of Doritos or Fritos.
Get the Walking Tacos recipe.
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2
Pizza Dip
It's not delivery. It's a crowd-pleasing bowl of piping-hot, cheesy goodness — just begging for bread to be dunked into it.
Get the Pizza Dip recipe.
3
Coca Cola Chicken Wings
Cook up a batch of game day chicken wings that tastes just as good as what you'd get at the bar. The secret? A sticky-sweet glaze — made with cola, soy sauce, garlic and ginger — that'll have you coming back for seconds...and thirds.
Get the Cocoa Cola Chicken Wings recipe.
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4
Cheeseburger Pizza
Each slice features all the best components of a cheeseburger (think: beef, Cheddar, even special sauce), so there's no need to grill up burgers. That means you can spend less time flipping patties and more time watching the game. Score!
Get the Cheeseburger Pizza recipe.
5
Air Fryer Jalapeño Poppers
As if you needed another reason to be obsessed with your air fryer.
Get the Air Fryer Jalapeño Poppers recipe.
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6
Sriracha Mixed Nuts
This sesame-flecked, sweet-and-spicy nut mix will be gone long before kickoff. It's that good. (Do yourself a favor and make a double batch.)
Get the Sriracha Mixed Nuts recipe.
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7
Chicken Taquitos
This simple and tasty crowd-pleaser is ready in under 30 minutes, making it a perfect easy app in a pinch.
Get the Chicken Taquitos recipe.
8
Cheesy Bay Biscuits
If you have ever had a Cheddar Bay Biscuit at Red Lobster, you're going to want to make a batch of these stat. Each buttery, cheesy biscuit pairs beautifully with pulled pork and chicken drumsticks, but also tastes great on its own.
Get the Cheesy Bay Biscuits recipe.
9
BLT Shrimp Rolls
Handheld sammies are the way to go on game day, and these — packed with homemade ranch, crispy bacon and sweet tomatoes — are sure to be a crowd-pleaser.
Get the BLT Shrimp Rolls recipe.
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10
Buffalo Chicken Dip
Stick with a semi-mild hot sauce for this gooey warm dip — it adds just enough heat and acidity to cut through the rich cream cheese.
Get the Buffalo Chicken Dip recipe.
11
Fiery Pork Lettuce Wraps
Lettuce cups not only give an added crunch to spicy pork, but make this filling dish 100% finger-food ready. Serve with a variety of toppings — cucumbers, radishes, rice, cilantro — for a customizable app on the go.
Get the Fiery Pork Lettuce Wraps recipe.
12
Crispy Roasted Potatoes
These crispy, golden potatoes are the perfect base for an endless amount of toppings. Set out ranch, salsa, cheese or herbs for the ultimate customizable party fare.
Get the Crispy Roasted Potatoes recipe.
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13
Chicken Suiza Nachos
Our secret to a perfect plate of nachos is to toss all of the ingredients instead of layering, for the best ratio of toppings to chips. (You're welcome.)
Get the Chicken Suiza Nachos recipe.
14
Smoky Guacamole
If the weather is nice, fire up your grill to char the avocados for a boost of flavor in this guac. Otherwise, you can skip that step and stay indoors.
Get the Smoky Guacamole recipe.
15
Garlicky Wings and Shish*to Peppers
Tossing these sweet and salty wings in the air fryer makes for a party-ready app in under 30 minutes!
Get the Garlicky Wings and Shish*to Peppers recipe.
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16
French Onion Dip
No soup mix here! Rich caramelized onions and a splash of sherry are the secret to this flavor-packed dip.
Get the French Onion Dip recipe.
17
Double Bean Nachos
You'll be the real winner of game day with this 15-minute vegetarian dish.
Get the Double Bean Nachos recipe.
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18
Vegan Queso
You'll never believe this creamy, dreamy dip is vegan!
Get the Vegan Queso recipe.
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19
Avocado Dip and Totchos
Step aside, guac. Instead, load your blender with creamy avocado, cilantro and lime, for a crowd-pleasing dip everyone will enjoy. Bonus: Serve with totchos (spiced tots topped with gooey melted cheese) for a tasty dipper.
Get the Avocado Dip recipe.
Get the Totchos recipe.
20
Old Bay–Spiced Potato Salad
Switch up your usual potato salad recipe with this no-mayo version that instead uses a zesty vinaigrette. Warning: With a side this delicious, you might want to make a second helping.
Get the Old Bay–Spiced Potato Salad recipe.
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