Super Bowl parties are infamous for their endless wings, pizza, beer, and generally unhealthy foods. And depending on weather or not your team made it to the big game, you may feel more inclined to eat your feelings. All the more reason to come prepared! We’ve got you covered. Whip up a few of these tasty AND healthy Superbowl snacks that the whole party will love!
This recipe is easy, delicious, and will make you seem fancy AF! It’s only a two step process, so if your team is playing and you want to get in front of that TV, then stick with these. Not only will they be an instant hit, but they will get you on that couch in under 15 minutes. Get the recipe:
Chips are a game day staple, so nixing them all together is usually pretty hard. And with this recipe, so unnecessary! Skip the deep fryer and go for some homemade baked chips. They have an equally great crunch and are so much better for you! Get the recipe here:
What are homemade chips without the homemade salsa?! Salsa Verde is easy to make, and so tasty! And considering the fact that its made from your favorite spicy vegetables and flavorful herbs, it’s pretty damn healthy. Whip up a batch and pair it with your chips. It’s a duo of healthy Superbowl snacks that will rival whoever Maroon 5 will take the stage with! Get the recipe:
Wait, onion rings?! Now I know what your thinking, but when you bake instead of fry these bad boys, they can actually make a for a pretty healthy Superbowl snack! And your guests won’t be able to tell the difference. As far as they’re concerned, its deep fried heaven! Get the recipe:
Next up, cauliflower buffalo wings! I promise they’re delicious. Your heart, waistline, and vegan friends will thank you when you show up to the party toting these. Mix things up and make a batch with some honey in it for a sweet and spicy kick. Get the recipe:
Potatoes really do get a bad wrap, but the truth is, when prepared properly (like without a deep fryer) they can be both delicious and nutritious. These baked fries will go great with any other healthy Superbowl snacks that you have prepared! Get the recipe:
This yummy crab salsa will add a little variety to your healthy Superbowl snacks. Made without mayo, it truly is a insanely healthy dish. Scoop some onto your homemade chips or as dip for your fries. This recipe does not disappoint. Get the recipe:
These sushi rolls are easy to make, and will look so cute set out on your table. Oh and they’re healthy, yay! You can even sub out the cream cheese and crab if you want to make another vegan snack to accommodate everyone at the party! Get the recipe:
Another recipe that can be made healthy with an oven is mozzarella sticks. They are also a fan favorite! The recipe is simple to follow, but does require freezing the mozzarella beforehand, so just be aware of your time limitations before you start to bake these little morsels. Get the recipe:
If you thought mozzarella sticks were popular on game day, just wait until you try out these delicious stuffed pretzel bites! They’re cheesy, gooey, and have a nice kick thanks to the jalapenos. No one will know what hit em when you bring out these little bites! They’ll be an instant hit to add to your healthy Superbowl snacks. Get the recipe:
These next treats will take you back to your childhood, you know when watching the big game meant running around the house with all your cousins and you picked your team solely on the cuteness of their mascots. So why not take everyone back to a simpler time with these healthy fruit roll-ups made with actual fruit. They’re festive, fun, and make for minimal clean up. Seems like a touchdown to me! Get the recipe:
This dish seems more like it should be suited for a tea party rather than a Superbowl party, but hey why not try and class up the occasion a bit! They are ultra healthy Superbowl snacks that will leave your guests wanting more! Don’t be surprised if these are gone before everyone’s first beer! Get the recipe:
This cheesy bread is ultra creamy, and since its main ingredient is broccoli, it’s pretty healthy! Make a few batches to take with you because they are sure to go fast! Serve with marinara sauce or a homemade cheese dip. Get the recipe here:
As millennials, we tend to love our avocados. Rather than serving it up plain Jane, or mashing it into guacamole (also so yummy) try roasting it. The result is absolutely mouthwatering! And the ingredient list is very minimal making this recipe super easy to duplicate, score! Get the recipe:
Hummus is definitely a go to healthy snack, so why not add it to your healthy Superbowl snacks roster. This particular recipe calls for Syrian red pepper paste and pomegranate molasses, so it lives up to its sweet and tangy name. Give it a try on game day, it will definitely land as a win to add to your culinary column! Get the recipe:
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