31 Glorious Game Day Snacks You Need In Your Life

Prime dipping material right here. Get the recipe.

Waiting all day for Sunday night. (...because that's when the Crock Pot carne asada will be ready, obvs.) Get the recipe.

Chex Mix on its own is good. Chex Mix mixed with Sriracha, melted butter, soy sauce, ginger, and garlic is even better. Get the recipe.

I fully support the union of avocado + hummus. Get the recipe.

With only a few ingredients, these are surprisingly easy to make. (And they're even easier to inhale by the dozen.) Get the recipe.

With habanero for an extra kick. Get the recipe.

Or, as I like to call them: stackable circles of glory. Get the recipe.

The key to getting extra crispy oven fries is parboiling the potatoes — aka boiling them lightly for just a few minutes — before roasting. Get the recipe.

Find this and other vegan game day snacks here.

Fair warning that these probably won't last through the first commercial break. Get the recipe.

Yes, the veggie platter can be polarizing to some. But let's focus on what both sides can agree on: creamy homemade dip. Get the recipe.

Just chickpeas + olive oil + spices. Get the recipe.

More super easy two-ingredient cocktails here.

Because these deserve a test drive (or four) before Halloween rolls around. Get the recipe.

Mini waffles + chicken tenders + a side of syrup. Get the recipe.

The spicier, the better. Get the recipe.

Lightened up (but still delicious!) thanks to a cheesy base that's cut with a bit of chicken broth and skim milk. Get the recipe.

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If the idea of eating out of a vegetable cup during a football game seems sacrilegious, swap the greens for hamburger buns. Get the recipe.

A remarkable feat of burger, if I do say so myself. Get the recipe.

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Some say that Micheladas – Mexican beer cocktails made with lime juice and spices — can cure hangovers. (I say they *cause* them, but that doesn't stop me.)

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