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?)

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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!

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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).

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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.

sesame-free hummus in bowl with cut vegetables.

Focaccia Flax Bread

This Focaccia Flax Bread is great for dipping into all of the yummy dips your serving for the Big Game.

This Focaccia Flax Bread Recipe whips up super fast and tastes great with both sweet and savory fillings. Plus it's grain-free too and freezes great! Perfect for dipping or sandwiches!

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.

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Healthier Kettle Corn

This Healthy Kettle Corn is going to knock your socks off. So tasty!

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Olive Hummus

This delicious Olive Hummus is great for dipping with chips, veggies, flatbread, crackers, and more.

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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.

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Pizza Hummus

This Pizza Hummus is a combination of two great dishes — pizza and hummus! All in a great dairy and sesame free dish.

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Healthy Chocolate Dip

Serve up this Healthy Chocolate Dip with some fruit for Game Day. So much healthier than traditional dips!

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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.

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Healthy Chocolate Bark

This Healthy Chocolate Bark is a breeze to make and so yummy it’s a guaranteed hit!

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Silky Smooth Bean Fudge

This recipe is a winner!

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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.

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Rosemary Nuts

These Rosemary Nuts are incredibly tasty and so simple to make!

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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

aip guacamole in white bowl with paleo tortilla chips

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.

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47 Comments

  1. Wish I had seen this post BEFORE the Super Bowl! These look great! Can’t wait to try out some of these recipes. 🙂

    1. Sorry for it being “after” the Superbowl. 🙂 Thought I’d share anyway in case folks would like to try these recipes after the fact. Hope you like it!

  2. Thanks for sharing these recipes! I’ll be pinning this one so I can find it again for our next party.

    I tried the fudge recipe a few months ago and messed something up. It’s in my notes. However, I was able to turn my fail into okay brownies. They weren’t the best brownies, but nothing was wasted.m 🙂

    I’m off to sign up for your mailing list to stay on top of your great posts!

    1. Thanks, Barb – for your encouragement and for subscribing. I hope the fudge turns out for you again. We made it when we had friends over for the Superbowl. I don’t care for the football, but the fellowship was good. We made a mint variety and almond coconut – they were great!

  3. Adrienne,
    I want to thank you for the Traditional Tuesdays. It is a big hit for me on my site.I also had no idea you had a son with Asperger’s. I do also and I just love this post. I felt like I was reading about me. They do come up with amazing ideas! Kudos to him for this one! Gonna try them too. 🙂

    1. Hi Lisa! Thanks for taking the time to share. I am glad to hear about the traffic to your site. You have great ideas that you share each week! Hang in there w/ the Asperger’s. We’ve had a really rough week of it. :-).

  4. What a great selection of healthy snacks! Here in Oz we’re not up on the superbowl – but our footy season is soon to begin so these snacks will certainly come in useful then – and for school lunches too!

    Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit!
    Hope you have a fabulous week!
    Jill @ Creating my way to Success
    https://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/

    1. I’m not too up on the Superbowl myself anyway—-It’s a great reason to serve good food and get together with friends though. That’s what we did. I think I just watched the final few minutes :-).

  5. Hi Adrienne,
    I would love being at your party, I would never leave the food table. This is a great collection of recipes! Hope you are having a great week end and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
    Come Back Soon!
    Miz Helen

    1. Thanks, Helen. We actually had a hodge podge – nothing too special. We had a rough week so I didn’t have time for much. Fun anyway though. Take care.

  6. Again with the perfect timing. I’ve been looking for seasoned popcorn ideas and I want to start making my own hummus. Thanks!

  7. I’m not a major lover of lemon bars but the last time that my mom made some I was actually sad that I couldn’t have one. I would have to skip the coconut on top though 🙂 I will definitely have to try the lemon bars sometime, unfortunately (or maybe I should feel fortunate) I’ve found so many GF things to try that who knows when I’ll get to it, especially since it’s been a while since I’ve tried anything new

    1. I’m the same way (about too many things to try). It’s fun having options but sometimes overwhelming. Hope you do sometime though – thanks for stopping by!

  8. Great round up! So many healthy options with delicious recipes that will appeal to everyone.

  9. These look like great ideas! Thanks! Probably aren’t watching the Super bowl this year, but I enjoy the food!
    (here from Lunchbox Love)

    1. Thanks, Steph! Turns out we may even have company coming to watch it now….better get some food prepared :-).