Super Bowl Sunday is almost here! Whether you’ll be glued to the TV watching the game or primarily watching for the snacks (we feel ya, girl), it’s no secret that Super Bowl Sunday means indulging in a lot of delicious food. From wings to sliders and dips galore, this weekend is all about scrumptious Game Day dishes and we’re here for it.
To get you ready for this year’s Super Bowl, we’ve rounded up all the best family-friendly versions of your favorite game day recipes—enjoy, mamas!
Appetizers
Easy Guacamole
Is there a more classic game day appetizer than chips and guac? Ready in just 10 minutes, this simple recipe is easy to make without sacrificing any of guacamole’s delicious taste.
Source: Isabel Eats
Homemade Soft Pretzel Bites
A great app for kids to enjoy too, this popular recipe is both fun to make and delicious to eat. Plus, this snack only takes about 20 minutes to cook and makes 10 servings, so it’s perfect for a big crowd.
Source: Two Peas & Their Pod
Cheesy Texas Trash Dip
A crowd-pleaser every time it’s served, this Mexican bean dip is flavored with taco seasoning packets and green chiles paired with sour cream, cream cheese, and shredded cheese—yum!
Source: Foodie Crush
Garlic Wedge Fries
A fun spin on everyone’s favorite snack, French fries, this app instead features deliciously-seasoned potato wedges. With only a few ingredients, this recipe can be prepped in 10 minutes and cooked in 30.
Source: What’s Gaby Cooking
Caramelized Onion Dip
Your family and/or guests will love this snack board that includes homemade caramelized onion dip surrounded by carrots, celery, grape tomatoes, radish slices, cauliflower bites, crackers, chips, artichokes, and more!
Buffalo Ranch Chicken Pull-Apart Bread
Get your game day Buffalo chicken fix with this cheesy pull-apart bread that’s served with a tangy, spicy pickled jalapeño ranch dipping sauce. It’s pretty easy to make, too, with a prep time of about 20 minutes and a cook time of 25.
Source: Half Baked Harvest
Avocado Fries
Sure French fries are delicious—but have you ever tried avocado fries?! This recipe can be made using either an oven or an air fryer and pairs the fries with a delicious homemade lime dipping sauce.
Source: Skinny Taste
Nacho Loaded Potato Skins
Nothing says the Super Bowl like loaded potato skins! While this recipe doesn’t take much time to prep (about 20 minutes), it does require about 50 minutes to cook in the oven, so plan accordingly!
Source: What’s Gaby Cooking
Three-Cheese Bacon Dip
The perfect snack to enjoy during the game (and halftime show), this bacon cheese dip is easy to make and can be served with bread, crackers, chips, or veggies like celery. Delish!
Source: Lovely Little Kitchen
Homemade Mall-Style Soft Pretzels
Treat your guests to something extra special on game day with this fun app that emulates the delicious soft pretzels that always smell so tempting at the mall. Though this recipe is a bit more time-intensive and complicated than others on this list, the end result is well worth it!
Source: Host the Toast
Dinners
Pulled Pork Sliders
These filling sliders are perfect to serve at a Super Bowl party because they’re easily handheld and don’t require a fork and knife to eat. The best part? The pork can be cooked in a crockpot ahead of time for easy game day prep!
Source: What’s Gaby Cooking
Crockpot Mac and Cheese
Everyone loves a delicious bowl of mac and cheese, and this recipe is perfect for Super Bowl Sunday because you can prep it in advance and cook it in your crockpot while watching the game.
Source: Cooking Classy
Barbecue Chicken Pizza
Pizzas are easy to make for a big crowd and, most importantly, easy for hungry football fans to eat while watching the big game. This recipe makes two pizzas and, while it does take some time to prep all the ingredients, the pies themselves cook in just 12 minutes.
Source: Lovely Little Kitchen
Everything Pretzel Dogs
Another great handheld option for a game day party, these pretzel hot dogs are delicious and easy to eat—we’re sure any kids at the event will think they’re super yummy!
Source: What’s Gaby Cooking
Slow Cooker Honey Chipotle Chicken Tacos
Pair a chips-and-guac appetizer with these yummy honey chipotle chicken tacos that can easily be made in your slow cooker—your game day guests are sure to love them!
Source: With Salt & Wit
Cheeseburger Sliders
These shareable mini burgers are perfectly bite-sized versions of a traditional cheeseburger and can be customized with a plethora of toppings.
Source: I Heart Naptime
Vegetarian Chili
This vegetarian chili is super delicious and easy to make. It only takes about 15 minutes to prep and can be cooked in your crockpot during the game so it’s ready to eat by halftime.
Source: Ambitious Kitchen
Desserts
Coconut White Chocolate Muddy Buddies
Every Super Bowl party needs a delicious dessert! These Muddy Buddies are incredibly easy to make using Chex cereal, melted white chocolate, coconut, and powdered sugar.
Source: What’s Gaby Cooking
Salted Dark Chocolate Caramel Rice Krispie Treats
Another great Super Bowl party dessert option, this recipe is a fun take on traditional Rice Krispies treats with a decadent salted dark chocolate flavor.
Source: Savory Nothings
Monster Cookies
These thick and chewy cookies are filled with lots of oh-so-yummy ingredients including oats, peanut butter, chocolate and butterscotch chips, and M&Ms.
Source: Sugar Spun Run
Salted Peanut Nutella Puppy Chow
Unlike the first puppy chow (AKA Muddy Buddies) recipe on this list, this iteration has an amazing salted peanut Nutella flavoring that your guests (and kids!) are sure to devour during the game.
Source: Sally’s Baking Addiction
