The playoffs are over and the match up is set. It’s time for the big game on Feb. 3! Whether you are hosting a party at your house in SLC or going to one, football is certainly one of those events that requires great snack food. Here’s a list of some delicious snacks—from appetizers and finger food to veggies sides and sweet treats that will keep your home team happy.
Jalapeno Poppers with Beehive Cheese: Make this snack with bite ahead of time and place in the oven as guests begin to arrive or for a halftime break treat.
Laziz Lebanese Hummus: Sometimes a grab-and-go solution is still the best and in Laziz hummus, you’ll look like a pro, delivering healthy and tasty dip paired with fresh veggies or pita wedges. Check out Laziz’ other products too.
Creminelli salami: For gourmet snacking at its finest, put out a tray of delicious Creminelli cured meats. You’ll be recognized for not only supporting local but also serving only the best.
Spinach Artichoke Dip: This dip can be made the day before, stored in the refrigerator and then heated in the oven either before the game or for a half-time warm up.
Deviled Eggs: Great for bite-sized snacking, deviled eggs bring a smile to everyone’s face. If you want to get fancy, forego the paprika sprinkle and instead place green chives in the design of the strings on a football for a game day win.
Olive Cheeseball: You can make this cheeseball in advance as well. Store in the refrigerator until ready to serve with crackers or bread.
Guacamole: What football party would be complete without chips and dip? Pair with a side of salsa and corn chips and this will disappear.
Green Bean Casserole: Need something heartier than a veggie tray? Try this warm green bean dish that isn’t your average cream of mushroom soup casserole.
Oven-roasted Potatoes: Love the oven-roasted potatoes at SugarHouse BBQ? Well, now you can make your own.
Cinnamon Sugar Roasted Pecans and Almonds: Set bowls of these out around the party to fill the craving for sweets.
Microwave Fudge and Peanut Brittle: In just minutes you can have some sweet treats in bite-size pieces. Make ahead and enjoy all day!
Want to offer up some healthy bites on game day? Check out Ogden resident Kim (thefamilypracticeblog.com)’s new cookbook, Know Your Line Up for delicious and healthy options.
Finally, if you just can’t handle the idea of cooking yourself, punt and have your party catered by Cuisine Unlimited. Their Super Bowl Bash is available for $24.95 per person (or $27.99 if the order is for less than 10 people). It is served on disposable/recyclable trays and bowls. The feast can be picked up from the Cuisine catering kitchens at noon on Super Bowl Sunday. Delivery, beverage service, set up and rental of themed decor (including helmets, jerseys, goal posts) is available additionally. Order deadline is Friday, Feb. 1 at noon.
- White Bean and Chicken Chili
- Hero Sandwiches
- Honey Dijon Glazed Chicken Wings
- Roasted Potato Salad
- Vegetable Platter with Roasted Pepper Hummus and Spinach Dip
- Chips and Salsa
- Jalapeno Corn Bread Muffins with Honey Butter
- Chocolate Stout Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Icing
- Brownie Blondies
People can also enter to win a free Super Bowl Bash for 10 friends by 'LIKING' Cuisine Unlimited on Facebook. One winner will be selected Jan. 30.
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