10 Must-Try Super Bowl 2026 Recipes

The Super Bowl is known for many things: the game itself, of course, and also the halftime show and the often creative commercials that run throughout.

Food is also a major part of most people's Super Bowl parties. And while there will always be someone who is happy to eat chips and dips, part of the fun of watching the game with family and friends is eating well while doing so — which is where these 10 recipes come in.

Whether you're hosting for the first time or inviting friends over for your 25th Super Bowl party, there's probably something on this list you haven't tried before.

10 Super Bowl 2026 recipes

Buffalo Chicken Biscuit Bombs: This recipe isn't the only one that features buffalo chicken, but it's certainly a special one. You'll need shredded chicken, buffalo wing sauce, mayo, salt, biscuit dough (homemade or canned is fine), Monterey Jack cheese, crumbled blue cheese, butter, ranch seasoning, and ranch or blue cheese dressing for serving.

Full recipe at Delish.

Jalapeño Popper Dip: Dips are super popular at Super Bowl parties (and, honestly, pretty much anytime), and this one is ideal. You'll want to gather up plenty of bacon, a block of cream cheese, mayo, sour cream, garlic powder, jalapeños, shredded cheddar, shredded Monterey Jack, salt, and pepper.

Full recipe at Delish.

Buffalo Chicken Taquitos: When are taquitos not a hit? For this recipe you'll need shredded and cooked chicken, tortillas, buffalo sauce, plain Greek yogurt, green onion, red onion, shredded cheese, garlic powder, sea salt, and butter.

Recipe at Beyond the Bayou.

Crispy Potato Skins: This twist on a favorite doesn't require deep frying, but does require small baking potatoes, butter, parsley, salt, garlic powder, bacon, green onions or chives, shredded cheese, and sour cream.

Recipe at Spend with Pennies.

Big Mac Sliders: Big Macs exist in a lot of people's minds as something fun to eat (whether they actually eat them or not), so why not try to slider version? Grab up slider buns or Hawaiian rolls, shredded lettuce, sliced cheese, pickle slices, butter, sesame seeds, your favorite burger or alternative burger meat, salt, pepper, white onion, mayo, sweet pickle relish, sugar, yellow mustard, paprika, onion powder, and garlic powder.

Recipe at Cook It Tasty.

Candied Bacon Smokies: We just love to wrap bacon around things, don't we? These only require three ingredients: little smokies or tiny hot dogs, bacon, and brown sugar.

Recipe at Delish.

Garlic Cheeseburger Bombs: When is a mini burger a bad idea? You'll need ground beef/alternative beef, an onion, garlic, parmesean cheese, biscuit dough, butter, parsley, garlic powder, and salt and pepper to bring these to fruition.

Recipe at Cook It Tasty.

Black Bean Quesadillas: This recipe is vegan, but is a pretty general crowd-pleaser. Forage for tortillas, avocados (the riper the better), black beans, corn, red onion, lime juice, garlic, cumin, red pepper, cilantro, salt, pepper, and olive oil.

Recipe at The Comfy Pot.

Grilled Wings with Poussin Sauce: Fair warning, this one takes two hours — but it'll be worth it. Make sure you have whole-milk yogurt, garlic, ginger, paprika, salt, cayenne, three pounds of wings, butter, sugar, lemon juice, and white vinegar.

Recipe at The New York Times.

Black Sesame Rice Krispies: If you want to make a dessert but want to mix it up, try these out. The recipe calls for sesame oil, butter, sesame seeds, marshmallows, salt, and Rice Krispies cereal.

Recipe at The New York Times.

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