Now that we’re in the first days of 2018, it’s now time for NFL playoff season. During this time, the best NFL teams play each other to determine who will compete in the Super Bowl in February. Now for those who don’t live in the United States, the Super Bowl is an incredibly significant time of year in this country. There is no sporting event that receives more buzz or TV ratings than this game. Though I usually don’t watch the Super Bowl unless the Pittsburgh Steelers are playing in it. Mostly because as a resident of the Greater Pittsburgh area, I basically have to since everyone else mostly does where I live. Though if the Steeler face the New England Patriots, let’s hope a bad ref call doesn’t lead to them losing. Anyway, it’s quite common for people to hold Super Bowl parties with all kinds of food which is where I come in. So for your reading pleasure, I give you yet another assortment of Super Bowl treats. Enjoy.
- Nothing makes the New Olreans Saints go marching in like these cookies.
Okay, maybe not. But these are certainly professionally made. Consist of a helmet, jersey, fleur de lis, football field, and football.
2. Your Super Bowl guests will delight in these football brownie bites.
Well, these bites are shaped like a football. Or closest thing you can get to a football via brownie bites.
3. Make your tailgate buffet complete with these football French fries.
Surprised why we don’t serve these during the regular season. Then again, regular french fries are usually a football staple anyway.
4. Nobody can resist a peanut butter football.
It’s even covered with sprinkles with icing for the lines. Comes with vanilla wafers and meant for a dessert platter.
5. Care for some football Oreos?
If you’re not into party planning, these are the perfect Super Bowl treats to make. Just put the stitches on the Oreos.
6. These snackadium has all the goodies.
This was for the 2012 Super Bowl XLVI which had the New York Giants and the New England Patriots. Giants won by the way.
7. This snackadium contains plenty of buns.
Yes, I put a lot of these snackadiums on my Super Bowl treat posts. And yes, the can be quite elaborate.
8. Instead of an appetizer platter, how about snack tray cookies?
There basically tailgate snacks in sugar cookie form. But unlike the real items, they all taste the same.
9. Spice up your big game party with these jalepeno cornbread footballs.
Not sure if I’d want to eat one of these. Might set my mouth on fire.
10. No Packers party can do without some guacamole.
This one has multiple layers. And in true Green Bay fashion, it’s covered with cheese.
11. Celebrate the Carolina Panthers with a Cam Newton cake.
Yes, this was for a birthday. Still, we all know that last time they were in the Super Bowl, the Denver Broncos beat them.
12. Chocolate football pretzels make a great game day treat.
Yes, they’re supposed to resemble little footballs. But they all have a chocolate frame and white stitches.
13. Treat yourself to some Dallas Cowboys strawberries.
Hey, they beat the Steelers in the Super Bowl during the 1990s. And they tend to be contenders in the playoffs. So it’s only fair.
14. Packers fans would surely want a cheese cake on their dessert platter.
Well, a cake that resembles cheese. Since Packers fans call themselves Cheeseheads.
15. You’ll find these brownies on the 50 yard line.
Since they’re 50 Yard Line brownies. And yes, they’re covered in green sprinkles.
16. It’s no New Orleans Saints party without these cookies.
Yes, these are another batch of Saints cookies. But they did win a Super Bowl sometime in the 2000s. So it’s fair.
17. A big Steeler football game should always have a cake like this.
It’s a Steeler football cake. And yes, it’s decked in black and gold.
18. For healthy options, you might want this helmet fruit salad.
The fruit is stored in these watermelon helmets and a tray. Perfect for any Super Bowl party.
19. Perhaps you might want a stadium with sandwiches.
Well, this is a small scale snackadium as you see. Yet, the field is made out of guacamole.
20. You’ll score a touchdown with this fruit salad.
This is a fruit salad with a watermelon field. Consists of a football and goal posts, by the way.
21. There’s no better Super Bowl snack than chocolate football potato chips.
Okay, I think cover potato chips covered in chocolate is disgusting. But, hey, to each his own.
22. Nobody could resist these Rice Krispie treats in Arizona.
Well, these are undoubtedly professionally made. But Cardinals fans will sure chirp for them.
23. This Denver Broncos cake is a Super Bowl sensation.
Well, if Denver does make the Super Bowl. But this cake is quite spectacular.
24. No Super Bowl party is complete without a Pepsi snackadium.
Though I never drink Pepsi or any kind of pop. Still, you’ll find all the goodies in the stands.
25. Use these football buns for your game day burger.
Surprised that you don’t see these buns too often. Then again, regular buns work just as well.
26. This Saints cake makes a fine addition to any New Orleans dessert platter.
And if they don’t make the Super Bowl, you can use this cake for Mardi Gras. Since it’s a huge thing in that area.
27. Help yourself to these football hoagies.
These all have cheese for the stitches on top. But they contain whatever you expect for a sandwich.
28. A San Francisco 49ers snackadium should always contain gummy bears.
Though these contain vodka. so they’re definitely not for anyone under 21. Just warning you.
29. Care for a ref shirt cake on your game day dessert platter?
Not sure if this is a popular choice giving refs’ reputations. But yes, this does exist.
30. No one in Washington state should go without these Seattle Seahawks cookies.
All these depict the green Seahawk eyes. However, we all know the team ripped off their logo from Pacific Northwest Coast Native American totem art.
31. A football crepe cake should always be a seven layer dip.
Though how people eat this, I have no idea. Cause this is between a dip, a cake, and a sandwich.
32. A football snack platter should always include pretzels.
Well, flattened pretzel chips, anyway. But you still have the pepperoni pigskin and cheese.
33. Sit back for the big game with these Atlanta Falcons jello shots.
Because if they contain alcohol, then these will come in handy if your team loses to the Patriots within the final moments of the Super Bowl game. Like last year.
34. Support your Pittsburgh Steelers with this black and gold cake.
This is kind of shaped like a football. But it’s decked in black and gold stripes.
35. Care for some Seattle Seahawks jello shots?
Well, these are in Seahawks colors. Though always ask the host whether they contain alcohol before your kids get a hold of them.
36. You’d have to be mad not to like these football brownies.
The footballs are chocolate while the turf is icing. So I guess the brownie is dirt.
37. These football potatoes come stuffed with guacamole and veggies.
Not necessarily potatoes I’d eat. But they’ll probably be a hit at most Super Bowl parties.
38. Feel free to try some carrots on this football veggie tree.
This one has pea pods for football stitching. Yet, go ahead to try some baby carrots on this pigskin.
39. This snackadium comes with paper plates on the side.
Well, at least they come with stuff you can put the food on and wipe your face. Still, the stands have plenty of food.
40. These football pizzas can always use a bit more pizzazz.
So that’s why they have veggies on them. Make sense. Still, at least the stitching is made of cheese.
41. Might want to know how the game’s going between the baby carrots and cherry tomatoes.
Well, this is a stadium veggie tray. It’s like a snackadium but with healthier food.
42. These football brownies contain a Reese’s pieces surprise.
Not sure how they can be cooked into the brownies intact. But they sure look delicious.
43. Perhaps an empty guacamole field may suit you.
This one mostly consists of a guac dip field and Cheez-Its. Perfect for any platter at the big game.
44. I’m sure no one in San Francisco can resist these cupcakes.
Since these are 49ers football cupcakes. All have red icing and a gold football on top. Though the chocolate ones may take a knee against police brutality(okay, that turned out wrong).
45. These helmet taco treats come bite size.
Not sure how they make these. But if I wanted a taco, I’ll just take a taco.
46. Cowboys fans would adore this Dallas star cake.
Though a Patriot-Cowboy Super Bowl would fill my dad with dread. Since he hates both of these teams the most.
47. You’ll find plenty of cupcakes inside this snackadium.
This one was for the Steelers-Packers game back in 2011. Sure the Steelers lost, but whatever. Wasn’t like they were against Dallas.
48. There are no bad calls from these ref peanut cookies.
Well, at least they’re filled with peanut buttery goodness. So even if they rule out a game winning touchdown, you can eat them.
49. Try these cheeseburger cupcakes on any game day dessert platter.
These contain a chocolate cookie as a burger. The other toppings are pure icing.
50. A Seahawks cake like this can be a Super Bowl spectacle.
Yes, it has the Vince Lombardi trophy on top. Still, save it for the after party if the Seahawks make it that far.
51. Bet you didn’t expect a chocolate surprise from this football cake.
These have egg candies in them since they resemble footballs. Not sure how they pull that off.
52. Perhaps you might want to serve food in a wooden stadium.
Well, at least you can resuse this every year and on multiple occasions. Still, you have to wonder how much of the food gets wasted.
53. You can’t have a Super Bowl party without these pizzas.
These are from DiGiorno by the way. And each has a football theme for your party.
54. Care for some football toast?
This just consists of pumpernickel footballs with cheese and pepper slices on it. Simple as that.
55. You’d find a cheesy pigskin on this snack platter.
These are all arranged on layers in a football with the cheese stitches on top. The goal post is the dip tray, by the way.
56. Check out the plays on these brownies.
Well, they sure look like plays. Yet, you can’t really tell that these are food save by the Hungry Happenings caption.
57. Nothing makes a Super Bowl lunch like these pigskn paninis.
It’s just a sandwich on football shaped pumpernickel bread. Not my cup of tea, but I’m sure someone would enjoy it.
58. No snack tray should be complete without some toasted footballs.
Because they always go well with veggies and ranch dip. And your guests would love them, too.
59. Your guests will be impressed with these small hotdog rolls.
Well, these are rather small rolls with more bread on them than hotdog. But that’s beside the point. Still, the middle has mustard stitching.
60. Feel the Pittsburgh steel with these Steelers lemon bars.
Not a fan of lemon, thank you very much. But these still have the Steeler spirit on them.
61. Get a load of these slider cakes.
Yes, these are cheeseburger cakes. But they nonetheless look as tasty as the real things.
62. Always use green and yellow bell peppers for Green Bay.
I bet this is a supermarket display. But it’s nonetheless quite clever. Someone must be starving for customers.
63. Apparently, this cake doesn’t have much air.
Yes, it’s another deflate cake. Nevertheless, as long as Tom Brady’s a Patriot, I always have to include one of these.
64. Treat yourself to the big game with these football Rice Krispie Treats.
These have chocolate and icing on top to resemble footballs. Guaranteed to melt in your mouth.
65. You can’t go wrong with a Baltimore Ravens cake for the big game.
Though while the Ravens have one 2 Super Bowls, they’re not known for their players’ upstanding conduct. In fact, Ray Lewis has as many Super Bowl rings and murder indictments.
66. A Packers fan would certainly rave about this helmet cake.
Sure it doesn’t exactly resemble a helmet. But if it’s tastes good, it shouldn’t matter much.
67. Your guests would adore these Baltimore Ravens jersey cookies.
Includes jerseys of Ray Rice and Ray Lewis. You know the guy who was caught on camera beating his wife and the guy accused of killing two people.
68. This Dallas Cowboy star cake comes with plenty of football strawberries.
Still, the Dallas Cowboys are as beloved in the US as they are hated. But America’s football team, they are not.
69. You can feel the black and gold with this Steeler snackadium.
Well, this doesn’t seem to take much time and effort. Great a smaller party.
70. These New England Patriot cookies come well stamped.
Well, I had to put the Patriots in somewhere. Still, they’re a bunch of cheaters and shouldn’t have one against the Steelers. I mean it was a touchdown.
The Lone Girl in a Crowd 
Go Steelers, Go!
NFL wasn’t really my thing (I’m European) but because of upcoming Super Bowl I want to give it a shot and try to bet some… After short research ’ve decided to use an system. Thanks God somebody could explain me the Dutching Formula! ( [alphasportsbetting.com] ) Looks pretty straightforward. I thought it’s good only for horse racing bets. Well, you learn something new every day.