10 Healthy Super Bowl Recipes to Add to Your Lineup

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Healthy Ideas for Game Day

There’s no denying that the game day snacks are the best part of watching football—but week after week of heavy, cheesy fare can leave you feeling like you'd rather be sidelined. That’s why we like to mix it up and add a few better-for-you options to our game day party spread. With just a few smart swaps, you can enjoy fan-favorites like Buffalo-sauced bites and Super Bowl-worthy dips (that taste every bit as good as the originals). These recipes are all-stars—and sure to carry your team to delicious victory.

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Lightened-Up Slow-Cooker Chicken Buffalo Dip

This party dip usually comes with bragging rights for an indulgent amount of fat. Full of the same big flavors but with fewer calories and less fat, this slow-cooker version is the perfect solution.

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Low-Carb Pizza

Perfect for keto followers, cheese lovers and gluten-free folks too, this pizza dough is made mostly from cheese. Now no one has to miss out on pizza!

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Sweet Potato Skins

You'll love the combo of sweet potato and spicy salsa verde in this healthy version of an appetizer classic. Mash up the leftover scooped-out sweet potatoes and add them to a cheese quesadilla or regular twice-baked potatoes for a marbled effect.

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Baked Buffalo Wings with Blue Cheese-Yogurt Dip

Use nonfat Greek yogurt as the base to create a lighter dip for these tangy Buffalo wings.

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Cheddar Taco Crisps

Keto-friendly and super easy to make, these crispy cheese snacks are as satisfying as potato chips but without the carbs.

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Lightened-Up Asian Turkey Sliders

Loaded with protein and veggies, these Southeast Asian-inspired sliders are perfect for a hungry crowd. Let your guests choose their toppings (but suggest a squeeze of lime juice).

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Hot Artichoke-Spinach Dip

This lighter version of artichoke and spinach dip uses low-fat mozzarella cheese and Neufchatel cream cheese.

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Vegetarian Beans in Blankets

Cocktail wieners can sit this one out: This is a new version of pigs in a blanket, and it's whole-wheat and vegetarian. Don't skimp on the creamy mustard sauce, as it's the perfect teammate for the winning combination of green beans, dill Havarti and caraway seeds.

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Honey-Glazed Chicken Wings with Snow Peas

For a crowd-pleasing snack, coat chicken wings in a tried-and-true combination of honey and soy sauce. Chances are, they'll be gone long before the game is over.

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Pizza Pockets

Giada's hand-held snacks are like mini calzones, each one stuffed with arugula, cheese and zesty Italian sausage. Using store-bought pizza crust will save a significant amount of time.

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