Whether you follow football and have been cheering your team on all season long or only show up on game day for the grub, there’s no denying that Super Bowl Sunday boasts some of the best snacks and cocktails all year long. In our minds, there’s only one way to improve a winning spread: add dessert! That’s where these recipes come in. Our strategy was to round up something for everyone, from classics like chocolate chip cookies and brownies to wild cards like s’mores pizza—and these adorable, football-shaped treats! Each cake pop gets a simple design (just a few piped lines of white icing) and looks just like the real deal. Best of all, you don’t have to bake them completely from scratch; a boxed cake mix and store-bought frosting will work just as well, simplifying the process and saving you time.

The secret to the rich chocolate flavor in these tried-and-true brownies? A generous scoop of cocoa powder.

Green food coloring transforms sweetened shredded coconut into edible turf for these spirited two-bite treats.

Thanks to the air fryer, it’s easy to replicate this stadium treat at home. We doctored up pancake mix to create a sweet batter that gets light, golden and crisp.

Sweet, crispy and gooey, this dessert quesadilla wraps melty chocolate and fruit in a golden tortilla for a fun, easy twist on classic sweets.

We up the ante on puppy chow — the classic snack of peanut butter, melted chocolate and crisp rice cereal squares — with handfuls of melty mini marshmallows to turn them into delicious crispy cereal bars. A generous dusting of confectioners’ sugar on top makes them the perfect sweet treat.

This game day-ready recipe makes it totally acceptable to play with your food. We took classic crisp rice cereal treats and gave them a Super Bowl-inspired makeover by molding the pliable mixture into mini footballs before it sets. The end results are pretty touchdown-worthy!

An easy way to recreate everyone's favorite sweet on game day. Break out the skillet and you'll have perfectly melted (and toasted) marshmallows in no time.

Where sweet and salty meet. For the perfect amount of crunch, roll the dough into the crushed chips until they're evenly coated.

Douse your popcorn in a confectionary concoction of sugar, marshmallows and corn syrup to form these tasty little treats to munch on during the game.

These spicy, smoky s’mores bars layer gooey marshmallows, rich chocolate and a hint of heat for a bold twist on the classic campfire treat.

Treat yourself to a glorious combination of ice cream and doughnuts during halftime — sandwiched together for easy snacking.

We can't think of a better use for a tube of refigerated cinnamon rolls than this fun, football-shaped treat. It's a breeze to make (just 3 ingredients!) but guaranteed to earn MVP status at your game-day bash.

Bring on the sweets! Disguised as a fan-favorite app, this dessert will take you by surprise with its chocolate cake interior, marshmallow chicken bones, candied pretzels and butterscotch-cornflake coating.

Make this food truck-worthy peanut butter-packed dessert at home. It's the perfect salty-sweet bite after filling up on game day grub.

No special cake pan required: This adorable game day football is made from two cleverly cut cake rounds. Nothing goes to waste — the trimmings become edible dirt, topped with coconut grass. Touchdown.

Kardea says, "My favorite caramel chocolate candy bar are reimagined into this easy dessert that looks fancy, but no one will know you took some help from store-bought caramels. The crisp shortbread crust holds up to all the decadence on top. Finish with flaky sea salt, because why wouldn’t you?"

Store-bought chocolate shell topping makes it a cinch to coat these homemade ice cream sandwiches.

Whip up a batch of mouthwatering sugary, cinnamon-spiced churros to go alongside a warm caramel sauce — they're sure to make every fan cheer!

Looking for an easy, crowd-pleasing dessert that you can customize with your favorite team's colors? Katie has you covered with this decadent and easy dessert cheese ball. It consists of a cookies-and-cream cheesecake-flavored base rolled in chocolate candies. Spread the cheese onto a cookie, pretzel or apple slice and it’s quite an addictive treat!

Celebrate the game with a fun mixture of colorful candy-coated chocolates, pretzels, bacon bits and chocolate chips.

Ideal for serving for a huge (and hungry) crowd, these ooey, gooey rolls are a guaranteed touchdown!

Using a slow cooker for chocolate fondue means there is no need to worry about burning your dip or having it go cold on you when feeding a crowd. Have fun with this dish by offering lots of different sweet and savory treats as dippers.

Want to go for the win? Make your own peanut butter for these sweet, five-ingredient treats.