Buffalo Chicken Dip

Score: 10/10

Starting off strong with the buffalo chicken dip. Definitely a classic that I think should be at every Super Bowl party. It was easy to make, didn’t take a lot of time, and had great flavor. I liked that it was very creamy. Also, I used rotisserie chicken to cut down on the mess and prep time.

Buffalo Chicken Dip Recipe

Spinach and Artichoke Dip

Score: 9/10

It took a little more prep work than the buffalo chicken dip because it required chopping the spinach and artichoke before mixing all of the ingredients together. Still, not too difficult to make. I also liked this dip because it is vegetarian so it’s nice to bring to a party. 

Spinach & Artichoke Dip Recipe

Ham and Cheese Sliders

Score: 10/10

By far the easiest to make, super little clean up, and overall enjoyed by all. I made it with ham and mozzarella instead of swiss cheese but it’s super customizable. You could use any type of meat or cheese depending on your group. I also like that you could make a vegetarian caprese slider option or skip the cheese if you’re looking for a dairy free option. Super easy to customize so everyone in your group will love it. 

Ham and Cheese Sliders Recipe

BBQ Meatballs

Score: 5/10

Overall, a little let down by this recipe. I really like meatball subs, so I was looking forward to BBQ meatballs. I felt that it was a lot of work and clean up for an average quality. I did like having a BBQ option though that is a mix of sweet and smoky which added nice balance to the menu. Personally, I’d find a different BBQ dish to share but this might be for you if you really enjoy meatballs. 

BBQ Meatball Recipe

Toasted Raviolis

Score: 10/10

If I was to give a recipe on this list a score higher than 10, it would be this one. I made mine in the air fryer, but you could fry them in oil or bake them in the oven as well. They turned out super crunchy. Also, I got the meat filled raviolis, but the cheese filled ones would be tasty too.

Toasted Ravioli Recipe

Football Brownies

Score: 10/10

It's truly hard to go wrong with some brownies. Make them look like mini footballs, and you're sure to win the day. Brownies are so easy to make, especially when you buy a box mix like me. Bake them like normal and then use a football shaped cookie cutter to cut them out. Once they are cut out, frost them with chocolate frosting and then use the white frosting to make the laces. I suggest using two boxes of brownie mix because there will be some leftover brownie that can't be used to make additional brownies. But left over brownies is never a problem in my opinion.

Football Brownies Recipe