Healthy Super Bowl Recipes

Touchdown! Football fans won't just be cheering for their favorite teams when you serve up our game day grub.

These sliders are little burgers with big flavors.

The classic potato chip is getting a makeover to reveal a healthier side. This favorite snack now boasts veggies, whole grains, fiber, and protein. By: Holley Grainger, MS, RD

While our pizzas run the gamut when it comes to tasty toppings, one thing they all have in common is how quickly they will disappear. Some of these healthy pizza recipes are made for splashy dinner party features; others are quick and easy so you can whip them together on a busy weeknight. Whenever possible, we prefer whole-grain crusts. They provide a delicious nutty flavor with each bite and slip in a few servings of whole grains. If you don't have time to make and roll your own dough, look for whole-wheat options at the grocery store, and for an even quicker option, we like to use tortillas from time to time.

The traditional game day foods are crowd pleasers, but they can also be some of the worst foods for you health-wise. The good news is that with these simple makeovers, you don’t have to find new foods to serve on Super Bowl Sunday.

We’ve lightened favorite “guy foods” most commonly found on a bar menu (or on your coffee table during halftime).  By making just a few small tweaks, you (and your man) can savor every bite to the fullest.