Ten fabulous Super Bowl Dips that are perfect for game day.
I love Super Bowl Sunday. We’re not a football household – not even Rob watches it. But my blood is Green & Gold and the background noise of a football game brings a childhood comfort that I love and miss.
We eat the same way that most of America does that day: by grazing on Super Bowl chips, Super Bowl dips and artery-clogging Super Bowl appetizers from noon until bedtime.
Out comes the good beer and the wine bottles get put away. Calories don’t count and it’s not only acceptable to yell at the television, but it’s also preferred.
These Super Bowl dips are a roundup of the favorites that I’ve made over and over through the years. I hope you try at least one and preferably them all!
3-ingredient Baked Goat Cheese
This Baked Goat Cheese is amazing with garlic bread or crostini! It’s a copycat recipe from Mon Ami Gabi, where I just happen to be heading tomorrow for their “Big Game Brunch” that I’ve attended for the last 7 years.
Hot Crab and Artichoke Dip
Combining my two favorite dips into one? YES, PLEASE! Crostini or tortilla chips work best here. Or just a spoon.
Spinach Artichoke Dip with Shitake Mushrooms
This recipe takes hot, cheesy spinach and artichoke dip then raises the bar with some sauteed shitake mushrooms. As someone whose eaten far more than her share of this ubiquitous dip over the years, this is the best version!
Dried Beef Dip with Garlic & Horseradish
Dried beef is beef that’s been smoked and cured then sliced very thin. Imagine that mixed with cream cheese, sour cream, garlic, horseradish and green onions. Yes, just 6 ingredients and SO addicting! Serve this one with crostini, crackers or fresh vegetables.
Hot Mexican Corn Dip
This recipe calls for fresh corn, but in the winter you can substitute canned. There’s so much cheesy goodness in this dip that no one will ever tell the difference! Add some spicy, smoky adobo sauce for some heat.
Jose Peppers Espinaca Dip Recipe
This is a copycat of the famous cheese dip from Jose Peppers restaurants. But it’s more than your average cheese dip: it uses homemade Velveeta, and adds spinach, tomatoes and roasted poblanos for a truly amazing dip!
Queso Dip with Roasted Hatch Chiles
Although this queso dip calls for hatch chiles, canned green chiles can be used, too. It’s perfect for watching the big game!
Sausage Cream Cheese Dip
You won’t believe how good this 3-ingredient dip is! Smoked sausage, a can of diced tomatoes with green chiles and a brick of cream cheese is all you need for a flavorful football dip.
Choriqueso
This might be the dip that out-dips them all! Mexican chorizo (which is very different from Spanish chorizo) with cheese, onion, tomato, and cilantro. It’s AMAZING and my favorite of all the dips listed here! It can be served on tortillas then rolled up or tortilla chips for dipping.
Skillet Cinnamon Rolls with a Cream Cheese Dip
Whether your team is winning or losing, you’ll love ending things on a sweet note. These pull-apart cinnamon rolls can be dipped into its cream cheese center that everyone will love!
Kayce says
Oh my! The Hot Corn Dip and the Hot Caprese Dip are definitely the types of dip I'd like to make if I host a Superbowl party! Thanks for sharing these delicious pictures and ideas!
thewickednoodle says
You're welcome, Kayce! I think my faves are the Caramelized Onion with Bacon and Gruyere and the Chorizo Dip. And the Caprese. But I'd gladly eat them all! :-)
Cari Ulrich says
Wow! I've never thought of incororating a *sweet* dip into any Superbowl party… but it's true! There IS a need for a sweet ending. See, if people are depressed that their team lost, they will have something sweet to make them feel better! And if they won, well, who doesn't love a sweet dessert to celebrate!
thewickednoodle says
I know, right?!! I like the way you think, Cari ;-)
Robert Heskew says
So, I just came across this blog when searching for Superbowl dips. Pizza Dip – who would've thought? It's just a great idea! I think I will get pizza flavored chips or pretzels, or even dried garlic bread to dip. Awsome post. Keep it up please!
Chef Morgan says
Dip served in a cabbage bowl is such a fun and creative idea! I suppose one could even put their favorite dip inside a carved out pumpkin for Thanksgiving or Halloween as well. Nice tips! :)
thewickednoodle says
I agree – so creative!
Haley J. says
Hi Wickednoodle and fans! As usual this is a great post! I usually make a taco dip which consists of taco chips and the dip: cream cheese, cottage cheese, tex mex powder, and topped shredded cheese, sour cream, tomatoes and green onions. It is usually such a great hit at parties, but I think it is time to spice it up a little and try something new. Thanks again for all your wonderful recipes!
thewickednoodle says
Your dip sounds so yummy!
Annabelle A. says
That crab dip looks so fancy, yet so easy to make. I wonder how people come up with these great ideas that I would never in a million years think of myself.
thewickednoodle says
I thought it was really pretty, too. I love serving dip in small individual servings like that. It looks so elegant!
Sabi J. Lexington says
OoOOoO what fantastic looking dips! Yes, that crab dip especially does look very delectable. I love crab, but whenever I've tried to serve it as a dip, it doesn't look so fancy lol.
thewickednoodle says
You should try serving it in those little cups! If you don't want to make them you can buy them in the freezer section.
Sidney James says
These are some great finds! I love coming to these posts because I get so many great ideas :).
thewickednoodle says
Thanks, Sidney! So glad you swung by!
nancy@skinnykitchen says
What a yummy collection of dips for Superbowl.
My recent post Skinny Breakfast Pizza Melt
thewickednoodle says
Thanks, Nancy!
My recent post my pinterest finds {super bowl edition – dips}
Amy says
Football. Zzzzz. The only redeeming IS the dips! I got my eye on a few of those. Any surprise that the S'mores one stands out? *DED* and p.s. LOVE the new header!
My recent post Barbecue Hummus
thewickednoodle says
I know, right?!! The dips are where it's at. So happy you like the new header! I'm still tweaking it slightly but it's mostly done. Finally! :-)
Melissa Say What? says
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Amelie Hunter says
Yummy cabbage dip. I am totally clueless about Pinterest and am excited to learn about it and how I can use it.. Thanks for sharing.
the wicked noodle says
Anytime, Amelie :-)