Pimiento Cheese Deviled Eggs
A bowl of pimiento cheese is always a great choice for appetizer.
Combine that with deviled eggs and it’s an unforgettable option.
This is the party snack that will disappear as soon as you set it out!

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Bacon Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs kissed with lots of thick-cut bacon.
What could be better?
Then, as if that wasn’t enough, you’ll fry the egg whites in bacon drippings.

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Because one way with bacon is never enough.
Triple-Pickle Deviled Eggs
Pickle loversthis ones for you.
Pickled beets, pickled okra, and cornichons are all in this pickle-packed deviled egg.

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The pretty pink color of the eggs makes them a true showstopper.
Use them as a party finger food, a holiday appetizer, or bring them to a summer potluck.
If you’re looking for a classic, you’ve found it.

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Spicy Fried Deviled Eggs
Ready to give your classic cold deviled egg recipe a break?
Swap in this crispy, golden twist on the Southern favorite.

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We added cayenne pepper and hot sauce to the egg yolk filling for an extra kick of flavor.
Green Goddess Deviled Eggs
Remember that herby salad dressing and dip?
It’s back in these deviled eggs.

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Loads of herbs lend color but brightness and plenty of flavor.
Beet Pickled Deviled Eggs
We’re not sure we’ve seen a prettier batch of deviled eggs!
Beets are the secret behind the perfectly pink shade of these cocktail-party-worthy bites.

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Greek Deviled Eggs
We never met a Greek salad we didn’t like.
A bright burst of feta pairs perfectly with briny olives and crisp cucumbers in these Greek-inspired deviled eggs.
French Onion Deviled Eggs
Crispy French onions aren’t just for topping casseroles.

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They pile on the texture and flavor for these finger foods.
No-Stuff Deviled Eggs
Looking for a way to make deviled eggs when you’re in a hurry?
We have just the recipe for you.

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Pull out your favorite buttery crackers and put away the piping bag.
It’s time to make the easiest deviled eggs ever.
These also get a little extra kick from cayenne pepper.

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It’s assertive, but it’s unforgettable.
Fried Deviled Eggs
Sometimes, a fried, crispy coating is just what’s missing.
We jazzed up the classic deviled eggs with a mixture of panko breadcrumbs and Parmesan cheese.

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Our tangy olive salad is the star attraction of these two-bite delights.
These absolutely need to be at your next summer cookout.
These are ideal for a potluck, picnic, or spring snack.

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It’s the deviled egg recipe you never saw coming, but will always be in your repertoire.

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