Our Top 10 Super Bowl Foods - Simply Made Eats (2024)

Published: Feb 5, 2024 by Tara Smithson · This post may contain affiliate links.

We've compiled a list of our Top 10 Super Bowl foods & have lots of recipes for each of them. From the ever so popular Chicken Wings to lots of dips, to classic Chili and bacon wrapped appetizers, get ready for some serious flavor overload!

Whether you're watching the Super Bowl for the actual game, the commercials or the half time show, we all gotta eat. I love easy appetizers for the big show and lots of variety.

Chicken Wings are a must, but there are so many more must have football finger foods to pair with them!

Here is our list from 1 to 10, with not much preference on ranking order. Let's just say, I'd love to have a bite of everything on this list.

Top 10 Super Bowl Foods:

1. Chicken Wings

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These Garlic Parmesan Wings are made in the air fryer with no grease. They crisp up into perfection and are tossed in a garlic butter parmesan mixture. If you haven't tried air fryer wings, it's time.

Soy Garlic Chicken Wings are another favorite, or go the classic route with Buffalo Wing Sauce.

2. Chili & Cornbread

Chili is always a great option for Game Day. This Dutch Oven Chili is made all in one pot and has classic flavors with ground beef and pork. It's tender and has little prep time.

Lay out a bunch of toppings for guests to make their own, like cheddar cheese, cilantro, jalapeño and don't forget the Cornbread.

3. Nachos

Nachos are a must make for football parties, and these Veggie Nachos are loaded with all kinds of toppings. If you want nachos with meat, simply add some shredded chicken or sautéed ground beef and enjoy!

4. Dips

Dips, of all varieties, are always good for kickoff. This Fried Pickle Dip can be prepped ahead, but wait to add the panko topping until serving. It's so addicting and tastes amazing with classic chips, carrots, celery, and pretzels.

For more favorite game day dips, try this Green Onion Dip, Spinach Artichoke Dip with no mayo, Jalapeño Dip, and Elote Dip.

5. Sliders

Sliders might be the best game day food, especially these Cheeseburger Sliders with Hawaiian Rolls. The beef is sautéed with spices and is topped with melted American cheese and the most fabulous burger sauce. They're finished off with melted butter over the buns and sesame seeds.

If you love Slider recipes, don't miss out on these Roast Beef Sliders with horseradish mayo and caramelized onions.

6. Pulled Pork

Pulled pork sandwiches are always a win! This Smoked Pork Butt cooks all day on the Traeger. Once it's pulled apart into tender shredded pork, I load it on a bun with more bbq sauce and coleslaw for pulled pork.

Check out this post on the Best Buns for Pulled Pork. With the leftovers, make these Redneck Egg Rolls.

7. Pizza

Pizza is delish for game day! Make your own dough with this Same Day Pizza Dough, ready in just 1 hour.

8. Bacon Appetizers

Just say "Bacon" and everyone will come running, especially when it's a Bacon Wrapped Cream Cheese Pepper. These are only 3 ingredients and a delicious bite sized snack.

If you love bacon appetizers, try these Bacon Cream Cheese Crescent Rolls too.

9. Quesadillas

These Buffalo Chicken Quesadillas use store bought Rotisserie Chicken to save on time and they're ready in just 15 minutes. These quesadillas are loaded with flavor!

Dunk them in this Avocado Crema, Wingstop Ranch or Sour Cream Sauce.

Try my Buffalo Chicken Wonton Cups too!

10. Philly Cheesesteaks

These Blackstone Philly Cheesesteaks are made on the griddle outside and you can crank a lot of them out at once on the Blackstone. If it's nice weather during the game, this is the perfect recipe to grill up. Also, check out these Philly Cheesesteak Calzones!

If you love Blackstone recipes, try these popular Blackstone Smashburgers too.

Expert Tips for Hosting a Super Bowl Party:

• Buy bottled beverages or make a station where guests can pour their own wine & drinks, so you can focus on the food instead of getting people drinks.
• Utilize crockpots to keep appetizers warm. This is a great option for Chili or co*cktail meatballs.
• Prep some easy appetizers ahead of time, so guests don't get hangry, like these Crack Pretzels or Cowboy Caviar with Tortilla Chips.
• Serve food in both the tv viewing room and another area, like the kitchen or dining room. This will help keep a few different crowds, so people that want to watch the game don't have to mix with the "talk about everything but football people."

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