Super Bowl Snack-It Bracket: Which football food came out on top?
If there's one day a year where we decide to throw caution to the wind and eat whatever it is we feel like eating — 'til we're full and then also after we're full — it's Super Bowl Sunday.
Well, maybe it's Thanksgiving. And then Super Bowl Sunday.
When we think of this not-but-should-be holiday, we picture gooey nachos, wings drowning in Buffalo sauce and all different types of dip.
But which snack is the true king of game-day grub? Which food is to the Super Bowl as the turkey is to Thanksgiving? As candy to Halloween? As champagne to New Year's Eve?
Every day this week, we're sampling and snacking our way through some of the most popular party foods and you're voting on your favorites. So, which snack will take home the big prize?
And the winner is … nachos!
With 76% of over 8,000 votes, nachos took the top title from guacamole.
Related: Choosing the right nacho recipe could make or break your Super Bowl party.
Not unlike the kickoff at the start of a football game, the snacks you put out at the start of your Super Bowl party will set the tone for the rest of the evening.
So, we've got you covered with the best recipes for each of your favorite football foods:
Skillet Nachos with Pulled Pork by Matt Moore
5-Minute Chunky Guacamole by Annabel Langbein
Buffalo Chicken Wings by Martha Stewart
Old Bay Crab Loaded Potato Skins by Jennifer Carroll
Slow-Cooker Buffalo Chicken Dip by Andrea Lynn
Chicken-Chile Taquitos with Creamy Dipping Sauce by Casey Barber
3-ingredient Sausage Puffs by Grace Parisi
Baked Southwestern Egg Rolls with Avocado-Ranch Dip by Casey Barber
The Ultimate Slow-Cooker Queso by Casey Barber
Spinach, Artichoke and Fresh Herb Dip by Alex Guarnaschelli
Baked Cheddar Dijon Chicken Tenders by Kelly Senyei
Easy Pizza Rolls by Jocelyn Delk Adams
Mediterranean Layer Dip by Elizabeth Heiskell
Ooey Gooey Cheese Sticks with Spicy Ranch Dip by Michael Voltaggio
Cheesy Bacon-Wrapped Jalapeño Poppers by Ace Champion
