30 Sweet and Savory Super Bowl Finger Food Ideas

It's not a Super Bowl party without pigs in a blanket. This version is totally genius; instead of baking them individually on a baking sheet, they're tucked into a springform pan in a neat arrangement and baked until puffed.

Chicken wings are a must-have finger food while watching the Super Bowl. Try this sweet and sharp recipe—baked wings are tossed with a glaze made from orange marmalade, Dijon and whole grain mustards, and cayenne pepper.

Loaded baked potatoes are a truly delicious Super Bowl bite, so we turned them into bite-sized finger food. Boiled and roasted peewee potatoes are smashed into disks and topped with sour cream, cheddar cheese, chopped scallions, and bacon bits.

No Super Bowl viewing is complete without wings. Our go-to recipe for buffalo wings—the spiciest and more satisfying Super Bowl finger food—is sure to unite everyone, no matter who you're rooting for.

When the game starts to get heated, introduce something sweet, like these ultra-rich, super chocolatey brownies. They're the perfect finger food to enjoy during the Super Bowl.

Take mini crab cakes to the next level by rolling them in crushed potato chips and topping with lemony mayonnaise and Old Bay seasoning.

How fun are these soft pretzels for your Super Bowl celebration? They're made with a pale-ale style beer, because what's game day without a little booze?

Grab one (or two) of these coconut shrimp for a tasty bite. They're coated in a combination of panko breadcrumbs and sweetened shredded coconut, which become golden brown and crunchy when baked.

Serve this lighter, cheese-based dip alongside crudité, chips, or pita bread. It's made with a combination of ricotta and Parmesan cheese, plus a trio of bright green ingredients—broccoli florets, baby spinach leaves, and shredded fresh basil.

Onion rings are one of the ultimate bar food snacks, so it makes total sense that they should be served for a Super Bowl party at home. Ours are dredged in a batter made from flour, baking powder, beer, and water.

Sloppy Joes are turned into miniature sliders for a saucy, sloppy Super Bowl finger food. Ground beef sirloin is mixed with tomato purée, mustard powder, dark-brown sugar, and cider vinegar, which bring flavor to the party. 


Show off your stars and stripes with these fun and festive homemade potato chips, which make the best Super Bowl finger food.

Upgrade chocolate chip cookies by stuffing them with caramels—the ooey-gooey, super sweet center is a fabulous treat to contrast the savory Super Bowl finger foods.

Guacamole is so easy to make—all you need are ripe avocados, fresh lime juice, tomato, jalapeño peppers, red onion, and cilantro to make this healthy dip recipe for the Super Bowl.

Beer and cheese go together like peanut butter and jelly. That's why we've combined forces to make one stellar Super Bowl recipe.

Everyone knows and loves nachos—topped with cheese, beans, beef, pico de gallo, and lots of sour cream, they're always a memorable Super Bowl finger food. In this recipe, we swapped kettle chips in place of the usual tortilla chips for an extra crunchy bite.

Can't decide baking brownies or chocolate chip cookies for your Super Bowl party? Now you don't have to with this two-in-one game day dessert.

Follow this master recipe to learn how to make French Fries at home, completely from scratch. Consider doubling the batch because we guarantee that they'll go fast.

Instead of the usual tahini (sesame seed paste), we swapped in Greek yogurt, which adds even more creaminess and a hint of tang to this classic appetizer.

While this could certainly serve as a main course, we think it's just as apt as finger food for your Super Bowl gathering.

Brussels sprouts shine in winter time so make use of them in this super creamy dip that's made with Neufchâtel cheese, Greek yogurt, grated mozzarella, and Parmigiano-Reggiano. The dip is baked until bubbling and golden brown.

Sweet meets salty in this chocolate chip cookie recipe. We truly can't think of a dessert that's more appropriate for game day than this one.

Classic Mediterranean ingredients such as feta cheese, kalamata olives, Greek yogurt, cannellini beans, and lots of fresh herbs take center stage in this dip recipe.

How stunning is this platter that offers a little something for everyone? Seafood lovers will go for bite after bite of poached shrimp and vegetarians can dig into an assortment of vegetables and hard-boiled eggs.

Bring bar food classics like potato skins into the comfort of your own home for a Super Bowl party. We top them with sour cream, bacon, two kinds of shredded cheese, and chopped chives.

Skewers make for a delicious finger food and this Mediterranean-inspired recipe seamlessly blends lamb, chicken, and vegetables into one easy bite.

Even if you're not tailgating outdoors for the Super Bowl, you can still make delicious barbecue at home. These super flavorful ribs—seasoned with thyme, rosemary, sage, fennel, and paprika—are baked until fork-tender and falling off the bone.

These easy golden potato wedges are a simple Super Bowl finger food that pair well with anything else on your menu.

Who wouldn't want to enjoy these salty, savory sprouts during the Super Bowl? It's a finger food recipe that we guarantee will disappear faster than you can say "touchdown!"