57 Super Bowl Desserts All Worthy of a Touchdown Dance

What's a game day spread without some football cookies? These cute treats start with a chocolate dough and toasted pecans for crunch, then you finish them off with simple piped icing laces that look way fancier than the effort involved.

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Two classic snack foods show up to the party in one pan for the ultimate flavor explosion! These bars are perfectly sweet and salty, with potato chips mixed right in for extra crunch.

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No, you don't have to be an Ohio fan to enjoy these! They're that peanut butter and chocolate combo everyone loves, and you can roll them in sprinkles or sanding sugar in your team's colors to make them feel extra festive for game day.

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Light, creamy, and deeply chocolaty, this pie is a great option when you want something rich without feeling heavy. It chills in the fridge, which means one less thing competing for oven space while the game is on.

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These bars bring all the cozy flavor of apple pie without the hassle of slicing and serving. They're easy to cut into neat squares, which makes them especially handy for a dessert table full of snackers.

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These look like classic chocolate chip cookies until you take a bite and hit that soft Nutella center. They're fun and a little unexpected, which makes them exactly the kind of treat people keep reaching for between plays.

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This no-bake dessert comes together in layers and chills until it's sliceable and creamy. It's a smart move for Super Bowl Sunday since you can make it ahead and forget about it until dessert time!

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All the hearty mix ins you love in cowboy cookies are packed into an easy bar form. They're so satisfying and ideal for feeding a crowd that's been working its way through wings and dips all afternoon.

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This warm chocolate dessert bakes into a fudgy base with a saucy layer underneath. Serve it straight from the pan with a scoop of ice cream and it instantly feels like a halftime treat. It's loved by Ladd, so you know it's good!

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These cookies have crisp edges and a soft, brownie like center, all without any flour. They're simple to make and great when you want a chocolate dessert that feels a little different from the usual lineup.

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You don't have to attend the game in person to snack on some of your favorite concession stand candies. These sweet and salty treats are perfect for sharing!

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Making eclairs from scratch is impressive enough, but if you want to go a step further, you can pipe little white chocolate laces on the top to give them the look of footballs.

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These colorful cookies were created for the 2016 championship game. You can easily modify them for the current teams playing for the win by switching up the M&M colors!

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If you've never had these cookie bars, get ready for some sweet fuel during the fourth quarter! In between layers of oatmeal cookie dough, you find a filling of chopped pecans, chocolate chips, and caramel sauce.

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Oreos are classically American, just like football. Actually, so is cream cheese! Therefore, baking a cheesecake is a triple good idea for the Super Bowl.

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If you like the idea of eclairs but want to make them even easier, it's possible! This version uses layers of graham crackers as the base, so you don't even have to bake it.

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No-bake desserts are so smart if you've got a lot of savory Super Bowl snacks already in the oven. These have added crunch thanks to crushed pretzels and peanuts in the batter.

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Pick your favorite teams colors or just use any color of M&Ms to make these rich, chewy bars. You can make them up to three days in advance, too!

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