Hosting Super Bowl this year? You probably already have your mains and drinks lined up — but if you need something to take your menu to the next level, there’s no better option than a winning dip. Whether you go with classic spinach-artichoke or fan-favorite Buffalo chicken, you’re sure to be voted MVP of game-day snacking when you’ve got one or two on your table.

One of our favorites for football season? We took our best version of the classic spinach and artichoke dip and baked it in a loaf of crusty pumpernickel bread shaped to look like a football (complete with sour cream piped laces). Toasted bread cubes and fresh carrots for dipping make this a winner. Go team!

This dish is everything you about those classic, zesty wings — but dippable! Chopped carrot and celery sprinkled on top of the dip adds freshness and crunch.

This easy dip with Midwestern roots is the perfect thing for last-minute company because it only has 4 ingredients — most of which you likely already have in your refrigerator. Enjoy it slathered on a rich buttery cracker or some crisp fresh vegetables.

The air fryer isn’t just for making crispy snacks and roasting vegetables. This gooey beer cheese simply involves adding your dip ingredients to a ramekin, covering and air frying. Give it a stir and you have a thick creamy cheese dip, perfect for dipping pretzels on game day.

This crowd-pleasing dip is cheesy, spicy and ultra-satisfying — like the inside of your favorite enchilada in scoopable form! We packed it with pulled rotisserie chicken, cream cheese, green chiles and a blend of melty cheeses to make it not only a festive party dip but also (yes!) hearty enough to serve as a casual dinner. A drizzle of sour cream, a scatter of scallions and cilantro and a squeeze of lime brightens every bite. The best part? The slow cooker keeps it constantly warm and gooey, so guests can keep going back for more.

Jarred salsas and canned beans take the work out of this amazing 7-layer dip.

This stuffed-crust pizza dip is loaded with flavor. The pizza dough is filled with pockets of gooey cheese. Each piece doubles as a dipper for the meaty tomato sauce in the middle.

Whip up Ree's cheesy corn dip the day of the big game, or make it up to two days ahead and bake right before serving — guests will devour it quickly either way. You simply can't go wrong with grilled corn, buttery vegetables and shredded cheese.

This festive cheese dip is a classic appetizer for game day or a tailgate, but is equally welcome during a night in with friends.

Toasted pistachios are a hearty surprise in Trisha's take on a cheesy dip.

Dressing up your typical store-bought hummus is easier than you think. If you can't find sweet piquillo peppers, a jar of any roasted red pepper will do.

This take on a party mainstay is healthier than the original, thanks to homemade refried beans and Greek yogurt topping — but it still packs a powerful punch of flavor.

Eddie Jackson's hearty dip is such a perfect cheesy, meaty app — your friends will fight for the seat next to it.

Take one classic dip and customize it with your favorite pizza toppings — think pepperoni, artichokes, mushrooms, olives and ricotta. Warm mozzarella sticks make easy dippers.

The Pioneer Woman mixes chopped bacon into her creamy, maple-flavored dip and sprinkles more on top. It's the perfect sweet-yet-savory pairing for tart Granny Smith apples.

Caramelized onions give this creamy dip an extra-rich flavor.

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

This crowd-pleasing cheese dip is ultra-simple to make and easy to upgrade with toppings.

This version of a game-day favorite is super-simple to make. Make the beef-and-bean mixture a day ahead, then just reheat and top.

Get all the flavors of Buffalo chicken wings, in a dip. Mix shredded chicken, hot sauce, celery seeds and cream cheese and bake until bubbly.

This loaded dip features everything you love about pizza — and more. We're talking four kinds of cheese, plus a loaf of crusty bread for dipping.

Cool crunchy vegetables, tangy blue cheese and even bacon (why not?) add a layer of texture of a creamy, cheesy, comforting dip.

Make Ree's cheesy, party-ready dip ahead, and reheat it when you're ready, so fellow football fans can dive in during the big game without a big fuss in the kitchen.

Trisha's version on this classic gets extra depth from carefully cooked onions, vinegar and (if you like) a few dashes of hot sauce.

Prepare a creamy egg salad mixture with sour cream, dill and whole-grain mustard before layering it with corn relish, paprika dressing, pimiento cheese and more.

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