99+ Super Bowl Food Recipes for Dips, Nachos, Wings, and More (2024)

There’s no substitute for a classic buffalo wing when it comes to snacking while watching the big game. These wings are fried, then tossed in a buttery hot sauce and served with blue cheese dipping sauce and celery.

Warm Spinach-Artichoke Dip

Filled with four kinds of cheese and plenty of tender artichoke hearts, this dip is creamy with a crisp, golden top. Be sure to drain the thawed frozen spinach well to avoid excess water, which can break the cheese sauce.

Spinach Dip Hot Bread

This gooey, cheesy appetizer is one of the most popular dishes at San Francisco's Mr. Digby's, and is perfect for watching the game. The toasty sliced sourdough boule is filled with buttery bechamel sauce and spinach, but the real star is the Calabrian chiles, which lend each bite a gentle kick of heat. Feel free to customize this depending on the bread you have on-hand; it works nicely with a baguette, too.

Caramelized Five-Onion Dip

A mix of five different alliums — shallots, scallions, and sweet, yellow, and red onions — upgrades this classic caramelized onion dip with layers of flavor. Taking the time to cook the onions low and slow concentrates their flavor, while adding scallions halfway through cooking keeps them just fresh enough to serve with chips, toasted bread, or vegetables like endive, steamed fingerling potatoes, and roasted Broccolini.

Barbecue-Spiced Potato Chips

The secret to these potato chips is in the pre-soak. Soaking the potatoes before frying rinses away excess sugar and starch that could cause the chips to burn; the vinegar helps break down pectin in the potatoes, resulting in ultra crispy chips.

Crispy Garlic-Glazed Chicken Wings

At Anan Saigon, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, chef Peter Cuong Franklin serves these next-level chicken wings that were at once sticky-sweet and explosively umami. Baked then stir-fried in a mixture of fish sauce, lime juice, and soy sauce, the wings are finished with crunchy fried garlic and fresh scallions.

Spicy Cashew-Lemongrass Snack Mix

This sweet and savory snack mix by chef Kris Yenbamroong of Night + Market is seriously delicious. Lime leaves and lemongrass bring citrusy flavor to the buttery cashews, toasted coconut, and crispy garlic. Frying each element individually ensures crunchy — not burned — components. Use a food processor to make quick work of the garlic.

Classic Beef Chili

If you don't have a chili recipe in your back pocket, make this one your go-to for game day. Fresh poblano and toasty ancho chile powder provide a tame level of heat, making this a crowd-friendly dish that guests can crank up by topping with a few slices of fresh jalapeño. And thanks to convenient canned beans, you can get this on the table in under an hour. Game on!

Ultimate Loaded Chili-Topped Hot Dogs

Like any "loaded" situation, this hot dog is all about constructing your plate. Split-top buns allow you to hollow out the sides a bit, fitting extra toppings into each bite. A touch of sweetness in the chili balances out the salt from Corn Nuts and the hot dog, while the sharp bite of pickled jalapeños creates balance. Radishes and sour cream offer a welcome hit of freshness. The chili can easily be made ahead of time for quick assembly the day of.

Three-Cheese Queso Nachos

Whether you're making this loaded tray of nachos for entertaining or the ultimate snack dinner, it's sure to impress. Each individual component takes this dish to the next level, from homemade pickled red onions and jalapeños to creamy queso made with Monterey Jack, white American, and goat cheese.

Air Fryer Lemon Pepper Chicken Wings with Hot Honey Glaze

Hot, sweet, crispy, and buttery, these wings are certain to become your next go-to recipe for game day or any time you want a hearty snack. The wings are tossed with lemon pepper seasoning then cooked until crispy in an air fryer. They are then coated with a buttery hot honey glaze and served with more of the glaze for dipping. A garnish of cilantro adds color and more brightness to the dish.

Pepperoni Rolls

The pepperoni roll is a West Virginian lunch or snack in which spicy, garlicky pepperoni is stuffed inside a soft yeasted bread roll. When it bakes, the oil from the pepperoni flavors each bite as it seeps into the bread.

Slow Cooker Barbecued Pulled Pork

Serve pulled pork with coleslaw and pickles, or mound it on hamburger buns and top it with coleslaw and thinly sliced onion and dill pickles. Make it even more next-level with homemadeButtery Brioche Hamburger Buns.

Shakshuka Deviled Eggs

Shakshuka meets deviled eggs in this colorful snack. Instead of poaching eggs in a tomato-based sauce, you'll spoon a garlicky, slightly spicy tomato jam flavored with harissa and smoked paprika on top of deviled eggs.

Our Best Super Bowl Food Ideas

Buffalo Cauliflower Wings

These cauliflower buffalo wings are saucy, spicy, and crisp around the edges. They’re addictive on their own (you’ve been warned!), but they’re also fantastic withvegan ranch dressingfor dipping. They’re a fun veggie alternative to chicken wings. Even meat eaters will love them!

Best Guacamole

Is it really a Super Bowl party if there isn’t guac? This version is extra-zesty and fresh—everyone will ask for the recipe!

Jalapeño Popper Dip

This recipe is like an inside-out jalapeño popper. Roasted jalapeños and garlic add spicy, savory flavor to the creamy, tangy dip. Serve with crackers or tortilla chips!

Deviled Eggs

This classic finger food is a hit at any party, Super Bowl or otherwise. Get ahead by making thehard-boiled eggsup to 3 days in advance.

BBQ Jackfruit Sandwiches

These saucy sliders are the perfect Super Bowl food! Prep the BBQ jackfruit up to 2 days in advance. On the day of the big game, keep it warm on the stove or in a slow cooker so that guests can assemble sandwiches when they’re ready to eat.

French Onion Dip

I’d throw a game day party just to have an excuse to make this dip! It’s rich, creamy, and packed with umamicaramelized onions. Scoop it up with fresh veggies or ridged potato chips.

Favorite Veggie Pizza

Why order delivery when you can make an epic veggie pizza at home?! This one features a delicious combo ofroasted red peppers, artichoke hearts, red onion, and basil.

Easy Vegetarian Chili

Cook this easy chili a day or two ahead of time so that the smoky, spicy flavors have a chance to deepen in the fridge. When you serve it, set out toppings like sour cream,pickled jalapeños,pickled red onions, and/or shredded cheddar cheese so that guests can load up their bowls with all the fixings.

Jalapeño Cornbread

If you’re making chili, you need cornbread to go with it! Jalapeño peppers and cheddar cheese give this recipe an extra boost of flavor.

Tomatillo Salsa Verde

When it comes to Super Bowl snacks, you can’t go wrong with chips and salsa. Take this classic pairing to the next level by making the salsa yourself! I particularly love this salsa verde recipe. It’s bright, zesty, and easy to make.

Stuffed Mushrooms

These little appetizers pack a whole lotta flavor into a single bite. I fill the juicy, meaty mushroom caps with savory sun-dried tomatoes, fresh parsley, and salty pecorino cheese. Toasty pine nuts and panko breadcrumbs add the perfect amount of crunch.

Perfect Baked Potato

With crispy, salty skins and fluffy insides, these perfect baked potatoes will be a hit at any Super Bowl party! Serve them with a big dollop ofvegan sour creamand smokytempeh bacon bits.

Spinach Artichoke Dip

No list of Super Bowl food ideas would be complete without spinach artichoke dip. I sneak extra veggies into this version, blending cauliflower into the creamy base. It’s every bit as delicious as the classic!

Sweet Potato Fries

These crispy fries are easy to make in the oven! Serve them with ketchup, mustard, orchipotle saucefor dipping.

Ultimate Loaded Nachos

Even the biggest football fans will forget about the game when they see these loaded nachos. They’re layered with gooeyvegan queso, tangypickled onions, avocado,pico de gallo, and plant-based ground beef. They’ll be the star of your Super Bowl snack table!

Cowboy Caviar

Looking for make-ahead Super Bowl food ideas? This refreshing dip is for you. You can prep it up to a day in advance—the flavors only improve as they mix and mingle in the fridge.

Homemade Mac and Cheese

If you’re on the hunt for Super Bowl food ideas that can pass as dinner, make this homemade mac and cheese! Creamy, comforting, and supremely cheesy, this dish is a crowd-pleasing addition to a Super Bowl spread.

Garlic Knots

These easy garlic knots are soft, fluffy, and filled with rich, savory flavor. The whole batch will be gone before you know it!

Homemade Taquitos

Looking for Super Bowl food ideas that are just as fun to make as they are to eat? These crispy baked taquitos are for you! You’ll have a blast making the zestyjackfruitfilling, tucking it into tortillas, and baking them until crisp.

Homemade Salsa

Another great homemade salsa recipe! This version is bright, refreshing, and ready in just 10 minutes. Store-bought can’t compare.