19 Seriously Good Dips To Make For The Super Bowl

A party without spinach artichoke dip is actually just a meeting. Don’t host a meeting. Instead, make Budget Bytes’ spinach artichoke dip with its super creamy blend of three cheeses and simple seasonings that pack a punch.

Like a little kick? This sausage and cheese dip from Dude That Cookz is made with tomatoes, bell peppers, smoked chicken sausage, onions, mushrooms, and a whole pound of mozzarella cheese. You’re going to need some very sturdy tortilla chips for this bad boy.

All the ooey gooey amazingness of crab rangoon filling with none of the pokey wonton shell fighting back against being eaten? Incredible. This dip recipe can be prepped in about 10 minutes, then let it bake for 25 before serving.

Listen, you could totally buy a tub of Helluva French onion dip and be done with it — that stuff is a crowdpleaser. But if you want to make your own Super Bowl dip, this caramelized onion dip sounds delish. Caramelizing your onions gives them a little boost of sweetness, not to mention the touch of thyme to season it all.

Jalapeño poppers are delicious as is, but if you make anything into a dip, it somehow gets even better, so why not? This recipe has it all: creaminess from the cheese and mayo base, a little kick from the jalapeños, saltiness from the bacon, and a little crispiness on top.

Warm soft pretzels dunked in beer cheese are one of life’s little delights. Whip up A Classic Twist’s version with freshly shredded sharp cheddar in about 30 minutes start to finish, and serve with a plate piled high with pretzel nuggets.

Everyone should have a solid homemade guac recipe in their mental catalog, and if you haven’t found one you love yet, consider A Spicy Perspective’s for your next try. You can keep it simple (and therefore quick to make) or add in fun toppings like chorizo or bacon for an epic Super Bowl dip.

The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. The sky is blue. Seven-layer dip makes watching sports better. Now that we’ve established those truths, you should use All The Healthy Things’ recipe to make your Super Bowl dip. Every layer is fresh and loaded with flavor, and the pico de gallo and guac inside keep it from feeling too heavy compared to a lot of other party snacks.

The way this dip tastes, well, that should be pretty self-explanatory. The fun here is that you can customize your pizza dip with whatever toppings you usually order on your pie, and scoop it up with a soft, crusty bread for full effect.

Did you know it’s actually illegal for more than four people to watch a football game without Rotel dip in the room? Just kidding, obviously, but it should be a crime. This slow cooker version is easy to make — just set it and forget it — and it’s made with vegan ingredients so everyone can enjoy.

If you have the smoker fired up to make game day wings anyway, use it to make your queso this year, too. Cooks With Soul’s recipe is super simple and easy to customize, but no matter what cheeses and fillings you choose, you’ll definitely appreciate the smoky flavor of the dip.

Want a little freshness or sweetness in your spread? This avocado mango salsa recipe from Brooklyn Supper is slightly spicy, a little citrusy, and is the perfect lighter dip to break up all the heavy cheese-based options.

The staple at any football watch party, buffalo chicken dip is everything you love about wings but in dip form, with cheese. Damn Delicious’ recipe takes about 35 minutes to make and actually includes refried beans, which isn’t the norm, but you can leave them out if you so choose.

Pickle dip is not going to be for everyone, but the people who like it will absolutely love it. It’s heavy on the dill pickles (obviously), and has a cream cheese base with some onion, fresh dill, and other seasonings mixed in.

If you love elote, then this is the dip you didn’t know you needed. The grilled corn, spicy chili butter, and creamy base all come together for the perfect bite with every tortilla chip scoop.

Feel like making your own salsa for the big game? Gimme Some Oven’s salsa basically amounts to slow roasting (or quickly broiling) some tomatoes, peppers, onions, and garlic, and then blending them into a smooth, scoopable salsa.

Bean dip is a classic Super Bowl dip for a reason: it just never disappoints. This one from Dinner Then Dessert takes about five minutes to whip up, and all you need are refried beans, salsa, cream cheese, taco seasoning, and some shredded cheddar.

When you think of dips, Cuban sandwich dip isn’t one of the party staples you immediately think of. But once you make it, this cheesy, mustardy dip full of salty ham might become a go-to dish you serve at many gatherings to come.

If you want something with a little tang and herby flavor to break up all the melty cheese dips, this green goddess dip ought to to the trick (even though it is still feta based). It’s loaded with dill, mint, basil, chives, and fresh garlic. Served with some salty pita chips? Chef’s kiss.