Super Bowl Snacks for Your Big Game Party
After a game during the regular season, a reporter asked Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson some question about his team’s drive. I remember literally nothing else from his answer except, “we hungry.” The Ravens aren’t in the Super Bowl, but Jackson’s words still stay with me. Because, yes, at every Super Bowl soiree I’ve been to, I also get hungry. Luckily, there are plenty of Super Bowl snacks to choose from for your party this year. Let’s do it!
Southern Recipe Small Batch Pork Rinds
One of the judges of a good Super Bowl snack is how loud of a crunch you can make. With these Southern Recipe Small Batch pork rinds, you’ll be louder than the high notes of Shakira and Jennifer Lopez combined. I suppose you could also just chew more quietly if you don’t want to draw attention to yourself. But what’s the fun in that? Anyway, these snackaroos are low carb, gluten-free, and made with sunflower oil. Time to munch!
ParmCrisps
I’ve been accused of straight up cheesin’ from time to time. Those people are certainly correct, but in this case, it’s a good thing. These ParmCrisps come in a nice variety (shout out to Sour Cream & Onion), while being small enough for your guests to easily grab a handful. That’s a great combo to have, and they’re keto-friendly, gluten-free, packed with protein, and have zero carbs. With all of that goodness, your guests will be cheesin’ in no time.
Jafflz Toasted Pockets
These toasted pockets will be like the Super Bowl fumble, where everyone will want to dive on top of them. Jafflz originated in South Africa and are great during just about any meal of the day (just in case your Super Bowl parties start at 8 a.m.). I’m a sucker for the mac n’ cheese, but they’re all great. Grab a variety pack, toss ’em in the oven, and bask in the applause from your guests.
Moore’s Marinades and Sauces
Football and wings go together like…well, football and wings. Wings are likely already on the list for your Super Bowl snacks, so why not kick ’em up a notch? Enter Moore’s Marinades and Sauces, which range from flavors like Creamy Ranch Buffalo, Garden Herb, and Spicy Jabanero. These marinades work wonderfully on wings, but they also serve great as a dip. Or, if you’re going more avant-garde with your Super Bowl snacks, you can drizzle some sauce on veggies like broccoli or cauliflower.
Good Dee’s Brownies and Blondies
Of course, your Super Bowl snacks game can be strong, but you’ll also want your desserts to be tasty, too. Luckily, you can score tasty treats that are also friendly for a Keto diet. Good Dee’s mixes are all pretty darn good, but I like the idea of mixing it up with brownies and blondies. If you want to go exceptionally hog wild, you can turn these treats into a game. Assign brownies to Chiefs fans and blondies to 49ers fans. Whenever one team scores, they all cheers their respective goodies and take a bite. Or, you know, they can just eat the whole thing whenever they want. Who am I to stop you?
Hope you have yourself a fantastic Super Bowl Sunday. You’ve earned it! Now let’s get to work on making the Monday after the game a national holiday so we can sleep in.
