42 Healthy Super Bowl Snacks for a Nutritious Game Day

Greek yogurt and cucumber make up the bulk of this healthy dip. Use crudités or whole wheat crackers for dipping.

Get the recipe for Tzatziki Sauce.

Filled with of mushroom, cabbage, and leftover mashed potatoes these three bite vegetarian snacks are both filling and healthful.

Get the recipe for Baked Cabbage and Potato Buns (Piroshki).

This pizza does have some bacon on it but it's chopped and spread all over the whole pie so you won't be loading up on saturated fat. You can also substitute turkey bacon, if desired. Can't find peaches in February? Use thinly sliced apple or pear instead.

Get the recipe for Peach-and-Bacon Pizza.

Nosh on a piece of this savory cornbread with a healthy White Turkey and Poblano Chili or a Vegan Vegan Black Bean Soup.

Get the recipe for Cheddar Cornbread.

Chock-full of healthy vegetables and beans this bright red dip will surely stand out on the buffet spread. Serve with loads of vegetables, crackers, and light chips for dipping.

Get the recipe for Beet Hummus.

Made with chunk white tuna these empanadas are super snackable while also being on the lighter side. Added bonus: they can be made a day ahead and baked just before the game starts.

Get the recipe for Super-Easy Tuna Empanadas.

While a salad is a bit unconventional on super bowl day spread this one if hearty because of the addition of bread. If you can't find asparagus (or want a more affordable option) use green beans instead.

Get the recipe for Asparagus, Cucumber, and Herbs Panzanella.

While they may have cheese these cracker and pickle snacks are definitely on the lighter side.

Get the recipe for Pickle-and-Havarti Matzo Crackers.

Full of beans, veggies, and served with all the fixins serve this soup with triangles of Chicken Quesadilla for a filling yet healthful snack.

Get the recipe for Vegan Black Bean Soup.

A little sweet and a little savory slice these toasts into long skinny pieces to make them better for snacking.

Get the recipe for Pickled Beets-and-Goat Cheese Toasts.

Fresh grilled corn and chipotles in adobo make for a super fresh and smoky healthful salsa. If you can't find corn on the cob, opt for a bag of defrosted frozen corn and roast it in the oven.

Get the recipe for Grilled Corn-and-Chipotle Salsa.

This dip comes together in a snap making is perfect for a last minute snack. Use reduced fat cream cheese to make it light.

Get the recipe for Tuna Dip.

Using ground chicken skips the skin on the chicken wings—where all the sat fat is—making these meatball snacks arguably a little healthier and more fun. The recipe calls for stuffing them with blue cheese, but you may want to skip that.

Get the recipe for Buffalo Chicken Meatballs.

These snackable bites are easy to make and even easier to eat. Serve them as finger food, or with toothpicks and a good dipping sauce. The whole mushrooms add lots of fiber, and you can swap the sausage for chicken sausage, or a meatless alternative, if you prefer!

Get the recipe for Sausage-Stuffed Mushrooms.

Ooh, here's a good dipping sauce for those mushrooms—or for anything! The yogurt gives it lots of tang and makes it a little lighter than sour cream.

Get the recipe for Tzatziki Sauce.

These simple roasted cherry tomatoes and basil mayo are full of flavor, without frying anything!

Get the recipe for Saltines with Basil Mayo and Burst Tomatoes.

We made these homemade bites a little smarter, so the insides are less likely to fall out. And they're perfect for munching on during the game.

Get the recipe for Chicken Quesadillas.

Hatch chiles give these chicken meatballs a ton of flavor, and make them great for dipping in salsa or guac for a healthy snack!

Get the recipe for Tex-Mex Chicken Meatballs.