I’m not exactly into the Superbowl for the sport of football. Sure, I get into it as much as I can, but really, I’m about the food.

Growing up, it was sharing a bag of Cheetos with my dad. Now, it’s making some delicious things that I don’t normally put together. Rob’s request this year is wings…that’ll be a new experience for me.

Before I get into the food, I just wanted to recommend that you follow the same  tips you used to stay healthy through Thanksgiving especially if you’re more into the food like I am!

Here are a few dishes that could definitely work if you have a bunch of people coming over for the game. They would be best if you are going the heavy appetizers route, which is my favorite way to eat. A little of this and a little of that.

Sweet and Spicy Meatballs – Keep a crockpot on simmer and serve with toothpicks.

Skinny Veggie Dinner Dip – Serve with tortilla chips, extra sour cream, and a bit of guacamole.

Pizza Quick Rolls – Quick, easy, and perfect if you have kids around.

Sweet and Spicy Cashew Chicken Nuggets – Cut chicken into smaller, thinner chunks to make it go further.

Cauliflower Tots – Another fun dish for kids (and adults). Serve with a light dressing-type dip.

Iron Packed Spinach Bites – A good one for your more health-concious guests, and a fun way to add a bit more green to your spread.

Chocolate Strawberry Banana Bites – On a stick means no messy ice cream scooping or oven warming.

One more recipe I’ve tried that turned out delicious, but haven’t posted:

Soft Pretzel Bites with cheese sauce from Smells Like Home

Bring on the game!

RQ: What do you like to eat during Superbowl Sunday?

Brooke Selb

I’m Brooke Selb, a Personal Trainer and Health Coach specializing in helping busy moms and moms to be to easily juggle mom life with family friendly recipes, and easy exercise routines to help you achieve your fitness goals that fit in with your already busy life with sound nutritional advice.