15+ Healthy Super Bowl Recipes
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Whether you’re a super duper football fan or just love any excuse for a gathering, this Healthy Super Bowl food is just the thing to help you kick off your event on a healthier note.
From appetizers to mains to desserts, these gluten-free and refined sugar-free dishes are sure to gain extra points with your family and friends. (See what I did there?)

Healthy Super Bowl Recipes
“The Best” Garden Fresh Salsa
We had this fresh salsa at a baby shower and literally everyone asked for the recipe. Enjoy the goodness!
Gluten-Free Chicken Nuggets
These Gluten-free Chicken Nuggets are super quick and taste like you spent a lot of time on them. Yum!
Serve with a side of Homemade Barbecue Sauce (from this post).

Super Savory Hummus
This Sesame-Free Hummus is so good, one of my closest friends says this is the best hummus she’s ever had.
Focaccia Flax Bread
This Focaccia Flax Bread is great for dipping into all of the yummy dips your serving for the Big Game.
The Best Homemade Popcorn
This Healthy Popcorn Topping is so good, you’ll definitely be asked what’s on the popcorn. It’s super healthy and so different from any other seasoning out there.
Healthier Kettle Corn
This Healthy Kettle Corn is going to knock your socks off. So tasty!
Olive Hummus
This delicious Olive Hummus is great for dipping with chips, veggies, flatbread, crackers, and more.
Black Bean Dip
This Black Bean Dip is a breeze to make but has tons of flavor and is sure to be a hit with everyone.
Pizza Hummus
This Pizza Hummus is a combination of two great dishes — pizza and hummus! All in a great dairy and sesame free dish.
Healthy Chocolate Dip
Serve up this Healthy Chocolate Dip with some fruit for Game Day. So much healthier than traditional dips!
Almond Butter Fruit Dip
This Vegan Fruit Dip is a super fast and tasty dip using only a few ingredients so it comes together in a flash.
Healthy Chocolate Bark
This Healthy Chocolate Bark is a breeze to make and so yummy it’s a guaranteed hit!
Silky Smooth Bean Fudge
This recipe is a winner!
Healthy Lemonade (sugar-free)
Of course, you need something to drink along with all of the goodies.
Say “no” to sugar-laden soda pop and “yes” to this super-healthy and satisfying alternative.
Rosemary Nuts
These Rosemary Nuts are incredibly tasty and so simple to make!
Garlic-Lovers’ Guacamole
This Guacamole is one of the Easiest Guacamole recipes you will ever try, but it tastes amazing. Loaded with garlic and the perfect blend of spices, it beats any store-bought guac hands down
I hope these ideas get your creative juices flowing as to what you can serve your family and friends to satisfy both their desire for tasty treats and your desire to nourish their bodies.
Will you be watching the Super Bowl this year?

















These look so good! I love that your son helps you with the blog – that’s awesome! Thanks for sharing these great food ideas!
New follower from the blog hop!
Thanks, Kathy! It is great. Some days I think, “Well, there are just so many blogs – why bother?” But that is one reason I like doing it. I think it’s great for him. :-).
I’m so glad your son suggested you do this post, Adrienne! It’s such a great resource for allergy friendly snacks for the Superbowl – or any social occasion! I especially like the look of your yummy Garden Fresh Salsa. Thank you for sharing this post with the Gallery of Favorites.
I miss watching the Superbowl here in the UK. Although I wasn’t a huge football fan, I liked the social side of it. Here, they don’t televise it on the main networks and it airs really late because of the time difference. Whatever you do this weekend, I hope you and your family have fun!
Thanks, April. It’s been so cute- he’s been watching my blog stats to see how “his post” is doing. He’s having a lot of anxiety today over an allergic reaction so it helps to have a nice diversion. Off to make lunch and try to focus on the positive….You have a great weekend as well.
Coming over from Jill’s Blog Hop. LOVE these recipes!! I’m coming back later to jot a few down for this weekend.
Thanks so much!!
Sandy
You’re so welcome, Sandy! I hope you like them! Take care!
How sweet that your son is helping you out with the blog. I just love it that this post was his idea 🙂
Thanks, Katie. He wanted to check the stats all day to see how the post that was his idea was doing :-).
Everything looks so good, I want to try them all!
Thanks, Lisa. Let me know if you do (not all in one day, of course!)
Wow-great list of treats for the big game! The lemon bars are calling out my name!
Hi Laura – I sure hope you like them!
I’ve been wanting to try that popcorn since you first posted it. All your snacks look delicious! And thanks so much for linking to the Sweet Potato Fries. Happy Superbowl! 😀
Hi Ricki! I’m sure you’ll love the popcorn. Just be ready to limit yourself! I love your fries ideas! I have a savory recipe for them that goes great w/ my hummus – but haven’t gotten around to a post yet – you are welcome! I love your recipes!
Thank you so much for the mention of my crispy sweet garbanzo beans! I know you will LOVE them! I also ahve a garlic parmesan recipe as well, in fact my kiddies even prefer it over the sweet ones!
Hi Brenda! I saw the other recipes as well! We are just not eating dairy due to my son’s dairy allergy, but I can try to sub a non dairy options that I am sure would work. You are so welcome! Wish I had even more time to peruse other blogs :-).
Oh yum! These look great!! I can’t wait to try that bean fudge!! I’ve made bean cookies and brownies, but not fudge, I’ll have to try that. I’ll be watching the super bowl, but mainly enjoying the treats!! 🙂
Hi Chelsea. I have to say that this bean recipe tops all the cookie and brownie recipes that I’ve tried. Hope you agree! If you have a great recipe you’d like to share I’m game :-). (Pun intended :-).)
The chicken nuggets sure look good. Haven’t had those in a long time!
Hope you like them!