You’ll score a touchdown with these recipes.
And if anyone knows how to plan the idealgame day menu, it’s Grandma.
you’re free to’t go wrong whipping up these classic recipes for Super Bowl Sunday.
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Plus, the classic recipe comes together with just three ingredients.
Ham-And-Cheese Sliders
Sliders, especially when made on Hawaiian rolls, are always a good idea.
Party Cheese Ball
Grandma knows a cheese ball is the perfect way to get any party started.
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It comes together in just 10 minutes and can also be made up to 4 days in advance.
Frito Pie
Fritos and chili are always a winning combination, but especially on game day.
you’ve got the option to serve in bowls or straight out of individual bags of Fritos.
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Your guests will immediately ask you for the recipe.
Texas Caviar
Just some chopping and stirring are required to whip up this classic dip.
Serve with tortilla chips for an appetizer that’ll disappear before kickoff.
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Bacon Bow Tie Crackers
You may want to double this recipe, just like Grandma does.
We guarantee that this appetizer will disappear quickly.
Though it’s so simple, it’ll still impress your game day crowd.
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They’re worth the extra effort, but still come together easily with just a bit of stirring.
Serve with an assortment of cut vegetables, tortilla chips, and crackers.
The retro appetizer will never go out of style.
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Serve with a bowl of ranch dip and plenty of napkins.
It requires just a handful of ingredients to make, and the recipe yields enough for a big crowd.
If you have any left after the game, it keeps for a few days.
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Grandma doesn’t consider the menu complete without it.
Plus, this recipe requires just three ingredients.
Easy Chili
This hearty game day dish will ensure that no one goes hungry.
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We like offering with toppings like sour cream, cheese, and green onions.
These slice-and-bake cookies are packed with the savory flavor of bacon and Cheddar cheese.
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