Munch Madness
What to eat during the biggest month in college basketball? We created game-day snacks honoring 2015’s Elite Eight.

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Duke Blue Devils: Blue Deviled Eggs
Duke basketball doesn’t always win in the popularity contest — and neither does stinky cheese. But these blue cheese deviled eggs prove the haters wrong, just as the Blue Devils did when they won the National Championship in 2015.
Get the Recipe: Blue Deviled Eggs
Gonzaga Bulldogs: Bulldogs in a Pretzel Blanket
Even if you don’t root for the Zags, bulldogs in a blanket are a must-try. Giving pizza dough the pretzel treatment is game-changing.
Get the Recipe: Bulldogs in a Pretzel Blanket
Arizona Wildcats: Spicy Wildcat Claws
Your viewing party snacks should match the intensity of the game on TV. Kick up the heat and make these pepper-Jack bites.
Get the Recipe: Spicy Wildcat Claws
Kentucky Wildcats: Sweet Wildcat Claws
If you’re a University of Kentucky fan (or just a bigger fan of dessert), make these sweet puff pastry claws. With cookie butter and puff pastry, you can’t lose.
Get the Recipe: Sweet Wildcat Claws
Wisconsin Badgers: Bucky Bites
These fried cheese curds are a nod to Bucky Badger, the Mascot Hall of Fame-winning badger. But you don't need to sport a red and white Wisconsin sweater like Bucky to enjoy these beer-battered bites dipped in garlicky mayo.
Get the Recipe: Bucky Bites
Notre Dame Fighting Irish: Fiery Potato Skins
Potato skins are always a good call when you’re planning a finger food spread. Give them a touch of fighting spirit with habanero cheese.
Get the Recipe: Fiery Potato Skins
Michigan State Spartans: Spartan Sword Crudites
Don’t underestimate vegetables on the snack table. They’ll go quickly when served with tzatziki, green goddess dressing and adorable cocktail sword picks.
Get the Recipe: Spartan Sword Crudites
Louisville Cardinals: Birdseed Truffles
Packed with oats, chia seeds and peanut butter, these mini chocolate treats will keep you energized through both halves of the game.
Get the Recipe: Birdseed Truffles