Easy Super Bowl Recipes That Everyone at Your Game-Day Party Will Love

Try as you might, there's no way to guarantee a Super Bowl win for your favorite football team. You can, however, control what kind of grub you serve at your game-day party. Take a look at these standout Super Bowl recipes to build your ultimate party spread, no matter if you're a diehard sports fan looking for fuel on the big night or simply excited about the prospect of making a meal of chicken wings, cheesy dips, and finger foods. Tailor your menu to the size of your crowd: There are recipes perfect for solo celebrations, parties of two, or entire households.

All of these snack ideas — we've included a handful of vegan, vegetarian, and healthy options, too — are touchdown-worthy, especially when loaded up with sauces, marinades, and ooey-gooey goodness. That means, everyone will be happy (and well-fed) from kickoff to MVP pick, even if their favorite team doesn't take home the Super Bowl win. But since most of these eats are hearty and savory, round out your party spread with something sweet, like these Super Bowl desserts and boozy drinks.

For a fun take on a classic pie, dip sliced bread into an ooey-gooey dip, made with layers of sour cream, cream cheese, mozzarella, sauce, and pizza spices.

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The marinade on these wings is perfectly sweet, spicy, smokey, and tangy — and even has a boozy finish thanks to a splash of Jack Daniel's.

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Make this colorful crowd-pleaser in advance, so that all of the flavors have enough time to really come to life.

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Add more oomph to your favorite party dip by spreading it atop a slice of toasted bread.

Get the recipe for Spinach Artichoke Tartines »

Scoop up this fiery red dip with pita chips, crackers, or bread. Or just eat it by the spoonful, if you must.

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Here, three ingredients come together to create a party appetizer that's just as pretty as it is delicious.

Get the recipe for Prosciutto and Mustard Pinwheels »

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A healthy take on spinach and artichoke dip, this Iranian-inspired spread leans on Greek yogurt and lemon zest for extra tang.

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Wrap cocktail sausages in crescent roll dough, sprinkle with caraway seeds, and watch these pigs fly off the appetizer table.

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There will be a huddle around this spicy cheese dip for the whole game, so pick your position well.

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The more, the merrier: Layer refried and black beans on a bed of tortilla chips to get your protein fix.

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Make everyone happy — the cheese-obsessed and plant-based alike — with this creamy, cashew-based dip.

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Sprinkle cheese on store-bought tater tots and let your air fryer work its magic for an instant appetizer.

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Give your game day go-to a makeover by dressing nachos with barbecue sauce instead of salsa.

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There's no shame in store-bought: This spicy dip tastes best with shredded rotisserie chicken.

Get the recipe for Buffalo Chicken Dip »

For an all-in-one dish, make nachos topped with chicken, greens, and layers of gooey cheese.

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Keep it simple by serving chips and guac made with grilled avocados for a hint of smoky flavor.

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Better than the store-bought version, this made-from-scratch dip relies on caramelized onions for sweet flavor.

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It's your call: Choose one pizza topping or try them all (we suggest you try them all!).

Get the recipe for Baguette Pizzas »

Make your Super Bowl party a little fancier by serving these lamb sliders instead of traditional burgers.

Get the recipe for Lamb Sliders with Pepper Relish »

Short on time? Grab a jar of pesto, slather it on some chicken, and call it a (game) day.

Get the recipe for BBQ Herbed Drumsticks »

The Super Bowl is not the time to do dishes, which is why these tortilla bowls come in handy.

Get the recipe for Smoky Maple Turkey Chili »

Create a healthy taco bar of your own with these customizable lettuce wraps.

Get the recipe for Korean Pineapple Beef Lettuce Wraps »

Rumor has it that this garlicky, cheesy bread is a good luck charm...

Get the recipe for Cheesy Monkey Bread »

Your vegan friends deserve more than a sad vegetable platter this year. This nacho sauce is so good, everyone — vegans or otherwise —will want to drizzle it on everything you serve.

Get the recipe for Crispy Potatoes with Vegan Nacho Sauce »

Fire up the oven or grill for this action-packed pizza that's way better than delivery.

Get the recipe for BBQ Italian Sausage and Pepper Pie »

Take any cheeseburger to the next level by using brioche buns and adding chopped chiles.

Get the recipe for Green Chile Cheeseburger »

It's as dreamy as it sounds: Dunk pretzels, chips, or really, anything into a bowl of this beer-infused cheese dip.

Get the recipe for Creamy Beer Cheese »

Please the pescatarians in the crowd with these spicy and sweet skewers.

Get the recipe for Chili-Honey-Garlic Shrimp Kebabs »

Oh my pie. This cornbread crust takes a basic chili to the next level.

Get the recipe for Chili Pie with Cornbread Crust »

Yes, chicken wings are a must during football season, but these mushroom sliders are a delicious, vegetarian-friendly alternative.

Get the recipe for Crispy Mushroom and Muenster Sliders »

There is a vegetable inside each one, for a (secretly) healthy version of the Super Bowl staple.

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These party-friendly sandwiches are fully loaded with tons of cheese and veggies that guests won't even miss the meat.

Get the recipe for Provolone Veggie Party Subs »

We totally won't judge if you want to eat these pierogies with your hands and dip them into the sage brown butter.

Get the recipe for Sweet Potato-Ricotta Pierogies »

This pull-apart bread is basically pizza and cheesesteak all in one (a.k.a. a must for any Super Bowl party).

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This masterpiece is a three-in-one dish: garlic bread, pizza, and cheese dip. What more could anyone need?

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New Englanders love clam chowder (ahem, chowda) — and we can't blame 'em. This dip, served in a bread bowl, is a party must.

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Any snack that involves hot, bubbling cheese is a winner in our eyes.

Get the recipe for Three-Cheese Artichoke Dip »

Avoid the mess of eating tacos (been there, done that) with this makeshift pizza.

Get the recipe for Chicken Taco Pizza »

This simple snack will leave everyone cheering. Use a cookie cutter or sharp knife to make the football shapes.

Get the recipe for Gridiron Grilled Cheese »

Pizza is a clear favorite when it comes to game-day noshing, and this one has all the classic flavors of buffalo chicken wings. Touchdown.

Get the recipe for Buffalo Chicken and Ranch Pizza »

Flaky buns filled with sharp cheddar cheese and smoked ham, now we're talking.

Get the recipe for Ham and Cheese Oven Sliders »

Anything football-shaped is worthy of a spot on your game-day menu, especially a bread bowl filled with your favorite party dip.

Get the recipe for Football-Shaped Bread Bowl »

Why eat plain ol' nachos when you can have an entire nacho casserole? Exactly.

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Because grab-and-go sliders are the way to go on game day.

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What happens when you combine avocados and French fries? Pure magic.

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Tex-Mex isn't just for tacos anymore. Spread those zesty fillings on a pizza crust and get the best of both worlds.

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If done right, these juicy ribs practically fall off the bone, which is a must for messy eaters.

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Grab some crackers (or biscuits) and dive right into this flavor-packed cheese.

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Thanks to the slow cooker, these tacos pretty much make themselves, so you can focus on getting game-day ready.

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This flaky pull-apart bread, a perfect game-day snack, will have you saying "More please!"

Get the recipe for Buffalo Chicken Pull-Apart Bread »

Throw some cheesy gougères on top for dipping.

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It's going to be hard to focus on the game when you put out a platter of these addicting crispy flautas.

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Just get yourself a crusty slice of this flavor-packed bread, sit back, and relax.

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Chili flakes bring the heat, but a slight drizzle of honey brings a subtle sweetness that takes this pie up a notch.

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This vegan flatbread uses white bean puree and charred broccoli to add color to your party spread, and only takes 20 minutes to make.

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Sloppy joes are the easiest way to feed a crowd. Just make sure you put out plenty of napkins.

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This New Orleans-style sandwich is not messing around. Even the biggest appetites will be satisfied with this gargantuan loaf, stuffed to the brim.

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Every game day should include a grilled cheese situation, and this pulled pork option is your best bet.

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This quinoa salad rivals the flavor of fried chicken, but guests will feel better when they ask for seconds (and thirds).

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Seafood, beer, and quesadillas — what else could your watch party need? Oh yeah, spicy guac. There's some of that in here, too.

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It's quinoa for the win again in these vegetarian-friendly quesadillas. Sweet potato and black beans make them hearty enough for meat eaters, too.

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Think of these like personal fondue bites in edible pretzel bun bowls. That's right — we said pretzel bun bowls.

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The easiest way to make burgers for a crowd? Put em' all together in a baking dish. You get buttery dinner rolls, seasoned ground beef, and melty cheese in one bite.

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Just four ingredients to get the tastiest wing marinade ever. We suggest you make a triple batch.

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At only 100 calories a serving, here's a dip you can feel good about diving into.

Get the recipe for Healthy Seven Layer Dip »