18 Super Bowl Snacks That Make Watching Football Worth It

"LAYER DIP!" — lovegoodbyes

Get the recipe for this hot Texas Trash Dip at The Recipe Critic.

"Football-shaped brownies with white icing for the lines. They were so good!" —chelfordgirl

Use whatever brownie recipe you like best for these! Get a full tutorial on North Dakota Mom. And if you don't want to waste those cut-out edges, try making these Salted Caramel Brownie Bites with the rest.

"Usually they’re made with grape jelly and barbecue sauce. We use strawberry cranberry jelly from our local orchard, but I tried it with BBQ, apple butter and cranberry sauce for thanksgiving and it was awesome." —rachelsporyh

You can find a classic starter version of this recipe at Wishes 'n' Dishes, and decide from there if you want to swap in different jellies and sauces.

You can use any Spinach Artichoke Dip recipe you want for this technique, just pour it in the bowl and bake it a little more after you've made it.

Get the how-to and a stovetop dip recipe at Margaritas on the Rocks.

You can eat it as a salad, a salsa, a topping...

Get the recipe on Culinary Hill.

If the Super Bowl isn't a good reason to constantly eat dessert all day long, I don't know what is.

Get the simple recipe and directions at The Recipe Critic.

"We always try to have food at our parties themed around the teams playing. For Super Bowl XLIV, we made gumbo for the New Orleans Saints. The recipe we found was so good that we’ve had it every year since!" —thatamandagirl

Get the recipe at Tastes Better from Scratch, or a slow cooker (as in...less authentic, less time, still tasty) version here.

Creamy, crunchy, carb-y, and tart: what more could you want from a snack? If you want a sauce shortcut, try dipping them in Ranch, instead.

Get the recipe at Melanie Makes.

This is a quick option that lets you pick up ingredients on the way to a party and bake on-site, assuming the host has an oven you can use.

Get the recipe from Tasty.

"Teriyaki meatballs! They stay warm in the crockpot and are soooo good!" —leahmeganw

You could definitely substitute store-bought meatballs (for the turkey meatballs) and / or store-bought teriyaki sauce (for the homemade mixture) in this version from Recipe Runner to save prep time.

Simplify it by skipping the finishing topping of poppy seeds and onion, and instead simply spread mustard and other flavors on the bread, as usual.

Get the recipe at Averie Cooks.

👀 It's bacon. It's candy. It also has crescent rolls in it? And you can make it in less than an hour.

Get the recipe at The Domestic Rebel.

The slow cooker does most of the work, but you pop them in the oven right at the end to caramelize the sauce.

Get the recipe on Intelligent Domestications.

Pick up sprinkles in your team colors for extra festivity! This is a great option if you're going to be fending off bored kids.

Get the recipe at Budget Savvy Diva.

They're easy to grab, easy(ish) to eat, and crazy easy to serve.

Get the recipe on Tasty.

Pick out M&Ms in your team's colors for an ~extra celebratory~ version. Save time with pre-made cookie dough.

Get the recipe on BuzzFeed Food.