43 Desserts To Make Super Bowl Sunday Sweet (2024)

For a traditional Texas sheet cake, both the batter and the icing are prepared on your stovetop. Using a skillet eliminates a dish and makes things way more fun. Especially when everyone digs in while it's still warm... with tons of ice cream on top. 😉

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Crazy egg rolls are kind of our thing and we love this cheesecake version. The strawberry jam-esque dipping sauce isn't mandatory, but trust us, it's SO good.

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These have all the comfort of a chocolate chip cookie, with the added crunch of M&M's and the heft of a bar shape, making for a delicious treat that’s impossible to put down. Try them with M&M's in your teams colors to switch them up for game day too.

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These brownies are all about the boozy ganache, so we kept things simple and started with a boxed mix.

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Making from-scratch caramel corn couldn't be easier, but don't be hesitated to rush it—baking at a low temperature for about an hour is key to popcorn with that irresistible sweet crunch.

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These dessert nachos are so over the top, in the best way possible. Once assembled, you can technically dive right in, but we recommend taking the extra few minutes to broil it until the marshmallows are golden and everything is warm and gooey. 😍

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Puppy chow (AKA muddy buddies) is one of the easiest and most delicious sweet snacks EVER, and it's super-kid-friendly to make too. Have older kids help with the microwaving the chocolate and peanut butter and mixing it with the Chex cereal, then place it into a resealable bag with the powdered sugar, and let younger kids get to shaking it all around.

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These sugar cookies are so easy to design, even the kids can get in on it—turn it into a game day activity the whole fam can do together! Hot tip: Freeze your cut-out cookie dough for 10 minutes before baking to ensure they hold their adorable football shape.

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The salty 'n' sweet combo of pretzels, potato chips, and chocolate chip cookies is totally irresistible. Don't go too heavy on the chocolate and caramel drizzles before you "crack" this sheet-pan cookie—it'll make sure these aren't too messy for game day.

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It’s time to channel your inner big kid. This Funfetti dip is a fluffy mixture of butter, cream cheese, and powdered sugar, with nostalgic flavor coming from imitation vanilla extract and a little crunch from confetti sprinkles. Think white cake laced with confetti sprinkles that explode into colorful polka dots (just like in our perfect birthday cake).

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This football cake has a crazy hack to get the perfect shape without any tedious trimming. Baking off a round cake and cutting a bit from the middle will give you a perfect oval to decorate as a football. For a fully thematic party, serve it alongside our football bomb and football brownies too!

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The origin of the name "monster" cookies isn't clear, but it may refer to the fact that they're like Frankenstein's monster—made up of a combination of the parts of many other cookies. We love 'em because you can really throw anything into the dough.

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Fantasy football... oh, sorry, we mean fudge! is a shortcut fudge that is just as good as the real thing. Our two favorite things about it are that 1) it's quick to make, and 2) it's totally customizable! Not only can you use any chocolate you like, but you can also choose whatever mix-ins you want.

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With layers of chocolate chip cookie dough, Oreos, and cheesecake, these are EVERYTHING. Did we mention they only have 8 ingredients?!

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These no-bake chocolate peanut butter cookies are nostalgia at its finest—half of our staff has a story about these from childhood. If you don't, whip up a batch ASAP, and you'll see why they're so memorable.

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Attending a Super bowl celebration but don't want to bring a big layer cake? Bring a cookie cake instead! It will travel well in the cake pan it was baked in: Just bake, take the cookie out to cool, put it back in to decorate, and wrap the whole thing in plastic wrap or foil to make this easy to transport.

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We love an excuse to make anything with a cookie theme, and these cheesecake bars are just too fun. They've got a chocolate chip cookie crust and are topped with Chips Ahoy and Oreos to drive the theme home. The blue is just for fun, so feel free to skip it or change it up with your fave team's colors instead.

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These bars are a cross between Rice Krispies treats and s'mores—and we're OBSESSED. Swapping the Golden Grahams for Rice Krispies is a serious game-changer.

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Fruit never gets the attention it deserves at parties. This super-simple marshmallow-y dip will change all of that. It's so easy to whip together, can be made ahead of time, and is easy to transport. Honestly, it's perfect.

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Half fudgy brownie, half chocolate chip cookie? Yes please!

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