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Healthy Super Bowl Food Everyone Will Love

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The Super Bowl is just a few days away, and whether you’re hosting a party, going to a friend’s house, or lounging around waiting for the game to stop interrupting the commercials, you’re going to be eating. While you don’t need to set out a super healthy spread, it’s always good to have at least one waist-friendly dish on the table so you have options.

Healthy Super Bowl Food Everyone Will

Some words of wisdom for your Super Bowl day:

  • If it doesn’t taste good, don’t eat it. If you’re full, stop eating. This sounds so simple, but the only way you can recognize these things is by paying attention to what you’re eating, and how you feel. Check in with yourself and try to hear what your stomach is saying.
  • Leave yourself little reminders. If you’re eating buffalo wings, leave the plate of bones in front of you – people are less likely to overeat if they can see how much they’ve consumed.
  • Don’t starve yourself so you have “extra calories to spare” at the party. You’ll overeat and feel gross. Have a healthy high-protein breakfast with some fiber and healthy fat so you don’t end up hoovering the Dorito pie before the game even starts.
  • Drink a glass of water in between every beer. It will help slow you down and keep you hydrated.
  • Make at least one of these healthy dishes!

Have a fabulous Super Bowl Sunday!

Apps

The Best Healthy Seven Layer Dip – fANNEtastic foodHealthier Super Bowl Spread

Healthy Potato Skin Poppers – Love & ZestHealthy-Potato-Skin-Poppers-5

Thai Sticky Chicken Fingers – Iowa Girl Eats Thai-Sticky-Chicken-Fingers-iowagirleats-01

Loaded Potato Bites – Begin with NutritionIMG_4516-683x1024

Skinny Baked Mozzarella Sticks – Skinnytaste

Healthy Crockpot Mini Turkey Meatballs – How Sweet Eatstmeatballs-3-2

Slow Cooker Honey Orange Drumsticks – EatingWell

Hot Spinach Dip – Skinnytaste (the best spinach dip!)

5 Layer Greek Dip – Decor Fixgreekdip

Cheesy Crustless Mini Quiches – Nourish RDsIMG_0002

Guacamole – Ina Garten (my favorite guacamole recipe)

Cowboy Caviar – Spark Recipes

Slow Cooker Chex Mix – Gimme Some OvenSlow-Cooker-Chex-Mix-6

Cinnamon & Sugar Sweet Potato Chips – The Lean Green Beancinnamon-and-sugar-sweet-potato-chips

 

Heartier Fare

 Slow Cooker Chili – Gimme Some OvenSlow-Cooker-Chili-4

White Turkey Chili – EatingWell

Slow Cooker Turkey Chili – Two Peas and Their PodSlow-Cooker-Turkey-Chili-5

BBQ Chicken Tenders – EatingWell

Sweets

Chocolate Raisin & Pecan Clusters – Meal Makeover Moms

Chocolate Covered Strawberry Footballs – Domestic FitsChocolate-strawberries13-585x388

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xx, Caroline

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  1. Kristina @ Love & Zest says

    February 1, 2015 at 5:13 am

    Hey my dear… thank you for sharing my potato skins with your readers 🙂

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