These Easy and Fun Kid-Friendly Super Bowl Recipes Will Steal the Show

What do you get when you mix Nutella, Rice Krispie Treats, and creamy hazelnut spread? These delicious game-day goodies. Prepare for everyone to crown you as this year's MVP.

Get the recipe: Nutella Rice Krispie Treat footballs

Put this taco dip in a big tortilla shell, and you'll get the game-winning points. The best part is, it only takes 15 minutes to make, so you can whip this up right before the game begins.

Get the recipe: cheesy beef taco dip

Just the name of these is making us drool! Imagine sinking your teeth into a grilled cheese sandwich that's filled with all the ingredients that make up a delicious jalapeño popper. Yup . . . enjoy!

Get the recipe: football-shaped jalapeño popper grilled cheese sandwich

Made with crescent roll dough and topped with sauce, cheese, and the toppings of your desire, these mini bites will be your new favorite food. They're easy to make and even easier to eat, so be sure to make extra.

Get the recipe: mini pizzas

Turn the dessert table into the place to be when you make this chocolate chip cookie cheese ball. Enjoy a sweet mix of cream cheese and chocolate chip cookies paired with apple slices, pretzels, graham crackers, or even just a big ole spoon!

Get the recipe: chocolate chip cookie cheese ball

While a corn dog recipe may seem straightforward, this Japanese-American corn dog switches things up. Rather than using cornmeal and flour for the batter, the Japanese use pancake mix. So technically it's not really a corn dog and more like a pancake dog — but it's still delicious!

Get the recipe: American corn dogs

You and your game-day partners will be fighting over the chips with this black bean and corn salsa — it's that good. But the best part? It only takes 15 minutes to make!

Get the recipe: black bean and corn salsa

Stick with the ultimate classic caprese bruschetta to kick off your game day dinner this year. It's light, refreshing, and seriously underrated!

Get the recipe: caprese bruschetta

These easy-to-assemble cracker stacks will win you major points this game day. Not only are they really easy to make, but they also pack big flavor. Go team!

Get the recipe: antipasto football cracker stacks

Take the traditional pigs in a blanket to a place it has never been before when you whip up this divine recipe that features a maple-mustard dipping sauce. These perfectly baked little blankets will melt in your mouth with every bite.

Get the recipe: pigs in a blanket wreath

We know kids love minisize anything, and when you combine that with hot dogs and corn muffins — like these corn-dog minimuffins — you know you'll have a hit. Just add ketchup!

Get the recipe: corn-dog minimuffins

Tender on the inside and crispy and seasoned on the outside, these bite-size potatoes are as easy to make as they are to devour. Wrapped in a warm bacon layer, you won't be able to get enough of 'em. Try dunking them into a variety of dips to really make the flavors come to life.

Get the recipe: smoky bacon-wrapped baby potatoes

These bite-size snacks are rich and hearty. Add a dollop of sour cream on top to complete them.

Get the recipe: baked mashed potato bites

Complete with just five ingredients, each one of these savory-sweet bites is packed with the perfect balance of flavors. Dunk these in your favorite dips and sauces of all kinds, and get ready to grub.

Get the recipe: spicy bacon-wrapped dates with goat cheese

Everyone knows chili is a football-watching essential, and these loaded bowls are about as easy as they get. Pair this with Fritos or tortilla chips, and enjoy!

Get the recipe: slow-cooker beef chili

You know your dinner is off to a good start when mac and cheese makes a debut at the top of the menu! These little bites are filled with warm noodles and rich cheese, making it hard to stop eating them.

Get the recipe: three-cheese mini macaroni and cheese bites

This spicy Chex mix has a bit of everything: crunch, salt, spice, butter, and a hint of smoke. It only takes five minutes to prep, and can be scaled down to two people if you toggle over the slider where it says "servings."

Get the recipe: spicy Chex mix recipe

It only takes five ingredients to make these pizza roll-ups, meaning if they get eaten up fast, you can always make more! Just look at that cheesy inside . . . yum.

Get the recipe: pizza roll-ups

A healthier alternative to wings, these chicken meatballs will score you points on game day. You can make them before for easy noshing or you can cook them up day of. Top 'em off with a blue cheese dressing, and your taste buds will thank you.

Get the recipe: slow-cooker buffalo chicken meatballs

Whether you're preparing them for a snack or a fun meal, these cauliflower buffalo wings will be gobbled up in no time. Pair 'em with the dip of your choice, and dig in!

Get the recipe: cauliflower buffalo wings

These baked zucchini sticks are a crowd-pleaser and taste best served right out of the oven — so don't bake them too far in advance! Pair them with a red or tzatziki sauce for dipping.

Get the recipe: baked zucchini with parmesan and thyme

Make curly fries game-day ready by adding nacho cheese, bacon, and green onions. If you really want to spice it up, pick up some seasoned fries from the store for taste.

Get the recipe: bacon nacho fries

This easy buffalo chicken recipe is hassle-free and supertasty! Not to mention, these wings are baked not fried, so they are also lower in calories. Touchdown!

Get the recipe: classic buffalo wings

If you like crunchy and spicy things, then behold this homemade spicy snack mix. Made with a mixture of crackers, tortilla chips, and pretzels that are tossed in an array of seasonings, it's hard to go wrong.

Get the recipe: homemade spicy snack mix

This marinated cheese recipe is a game day favorite, and for good reason! Load up on the crackers, and dive into this dip anytime you're in the mood for some seriously good cheese.

Get the recipe: marinated cheese

Tell us, is there anything better than a bite of warm, gooey goat cheese? We think not. This easy recipe combines rich goat cheese with honey, walnuts, and spices that are baked until warm.

Get the recipe: warm walnut goat cheese bites

You won't care what the outcome of the game is after you've had some of these. Complete with gooey cheese and rich chicken, these tasty logs are a touchdown.

Get the recipe: buffalo chicken mozzarella logs

Rich and savory, these bites will change how you feel about game-day foods. Enjoy a cheese-filled mouthful with every bite you take, along with a nice hint of baby arugla and a buttery biscuit. Yes, please.

Get the recipe: pimento cheese and prosciutto biscuits

What do you get when you mix bacon, goat cheese, and dates together, you ask? The most mouthwatering recipe of them all. These baked bites will melt in your mouth, so be sure to grab a couple, so you can enjoy every bite.

Get the recipe: goat-cheese-stuffed, bacon-wrapped dates with rosemary honey

To give this bruschetta a burst of extra flavor, add crumbled goat cheese, feta, or shaved parmesan on top. Note: the cheese pairs oh-so well with the tangy strawberries and balsamic vinegar.

Get the recipe: strawberry tomato bruschetta

How could you say no to easy-to-prepare finger fare? These caprese skewers are made with tomato, mozzarella, and basil, and their simplicity is genius.

Get the recipe: caprese skewers

It's not game day without something wrapped in bacon, right? These hot poppers will be the touchdown of the night.

Get the recipe: bacon, jam, and triple crème jalapeño poppers