Celebrities Share Their Favorite Super Bowl Party Dishes: See What Rob Gronkowski, Chrissy Teigen and More Love

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Celebrities Share Their Favorite Super Bowl Party Dishes: See What Rob Gronkowski, Chrissy Teigen and More Love

Super Bowl Sunday is nothing without tasty snacks! While the game might be the main draw for some, others care more about the delicious food. Ahead of Super Bowl LVII, Food Network icon Guy Fieri exclusively told Us Weekly in January 2023 that he opts for a "real eclectic menu" come the big game. “I want the ability to eat a lot [or] to eat a little. I want the ability to have all different types of flavors," he explained. The Guy's Grocery Games star added: "I’ll have a cold cut section, a meatball section, some chicken tenders and some sauces and [a] cheese section, but the key is to make the baseline foundation. And the bread is probably one of the things that gets the most like, ‘Oh yeah, get some bread.’ No, get some King’s Hawaiian [bread] do this the right way.” Celebrity chef Sunny Anderson, for her part, opts for a Thanksgiving-like spread. “If I’m couch–gating on Super Bowl Sunday, I plan it like Thanksgiving with all the typical foods [as well as] a few new things I want to try,” she exclusively told Us in January 2023. When Us spoke to Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski in January 2020, for example, the Canadian cutie joked that he had “all the plans for the sports game activity going on.” Translation: Food is his chief concern. “Honestly, I think of snacks,” he dished, noting that he loves “a pig in a blanket” with a “good” Dijon. “I want to have a nice Dijon with a little bit of honey and, like, way too many pigs in blanket,” he said. “Then when I get full, [I can] remove the croissant crust and just eat the pigs.” Former New England Patriots star Rob Gronkowski is used to playing in the Super Bowl, but this year he’s headed down to Miami to host a bash called Gronk Beach Party on Saturday, February 1. While watching the game the following day, there’s one food in particular he’ll be looking out for. “I love dips,” he told Us exclusively earlier this month. “If I'm at a Super Bowl party, I need to get some dips.” For Lip Sync Battle cohost Chrissy Teigen, picking just one must-have Super Bowl party dish is basically an impossible task. That’s why the star shared several of her most beloved creations via her Cravings website in January 2020. One of her top game day choices is an “epic” pizza dip. “Imagine if you took a piping-hot delivery pepperoni pizza and slid it off its crust into a skillet, kept it warm and gooey, then served it with crunchy garlicky bread toasts,” she mused in the recipe description. “That’s basically what this pizza dip is and it’s epic.” The star is also a fan of her tasty take on baked “fried” pickles. Believe it or not, while Martha Stewart has a plethora of drool-worthy Super Bowl recipes in her arsenal, she won’t be firing up her stove at all this year. “I go to the Super Bowl, so you have to do what they do at the Super Bowl,” she told Us in 2020. “We have all our reservations already made.” To see what more stars will be snacking on come Super Bowl Sunday, scroll down! [podcast_block]

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Celebrities Share Their Favorite Super Bowl Party Dishes: See What Rob Gronkowski, Chrissy Teigen and More Love

Super Bowl Sunday is nothing without tasty snacks! While the game might be the main draw for some, others care more about the delicious food. Ahead of Super Bowl LVII, Food Network icon Guy Fieri exclusively told Us Weekly in January 2023 that he opts for a "real eclectic menu" come the big game. “I want the ability to eat a lot [or] to eat a little. I want the ability to have all different types of flavors," he explained. The Guy's Grocery Games star added: "I’ll have a cold cut section, a meatball section, some chicken tenders and some sauces and [a] cheese section, but the key is to make the baseline foundation. And the bread is probably one of the things that gets the most like, ‘Oh yeah, get some bread.’ No, get some King’s Hawaiian [bread] do this the right way.” Celebrity chef Sunny Anderson, for her part, opts for a Thanksgiving-like spread. “If I’m couch–gating on Super Bowl Sunday, I plan it like Thanksgiving with all the typical foods [as well as] a few new things I want to try,” she exclusively told Us in January 2023. When Us spoke to Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski in January 2020, for example, the Canadian cutie joked that he had “all the plans for the sports game activity going on.” Translation: Food is his chief concern. “Honestly, I think of snacks,” he dished, noting that he loves “a pig in a blanket” with a “good” Dijon. “I want to have a nice Dijon with a little bit of honey and, like, way too many pigs in blanket,” he said. “Then when I get full, [I can] remove the croissant crust and just eat the pigs.” Former New England Patriots star Rob Gronkowski is used to playing in the Super Bowl, but this year he’s headed down to Miami to host a bash called Gronk Beach Party on Saturday, February 1. While watching the game the following day, there’s one food in particular he’ll be looking out for. “I love dips,” he told Us exclusively earlier this month. “If I'm at a Super Bowl party, I need to get some dips.” For Lip Sync Battle cohost Chrissy Teigen, picking just one must-have Super Bowl party dish is basically an impossible task. That’s why the star shared several of her most beloved creations via her Cravings website in January 2020. One of her top game day choices is an “epic” pizza dip. “Imagine if you took a piping-hot delivery pepperoni pizza and slid it off its crust into a skillet, kept it warm and gooey, then served it with crunchy garlicky bread toasts,” she mused in the recipe description. “That’s basically what this pizza dip is and it’s epic.” The star is also a fan of her tasty take on baked “fried” pickles. Believe it or not, while Martha Stewart has a plethora of drool-worthy Super Bowl recipes in her arsenal, she won’t be firing up her stove at all this year. “I go to the Super Bowl, so you have to do what they do at the Super Bowl,” she told Us in 2020. “We have all our reservations already made.” To see what more stars will be snacking on come Super Bowl Sunday, scroll down! [podcast_block]

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Guy Fieri

The Diners Drive-Ins and Dives host exclusively told Us in January 2023 that he prefers a "real eclectic" spread for the Super Bowl, one that has "all different types of flavors."

He elaborated: "I’ll have a cold cut section, a meatball section, some chicken tenders and some sauces and [a] cheese section, but the key is to make the baseline foundation. And the bread is probably one of the things that gets the most like, ‘Oh yeah, get some bread.’ No, get some King’s Hawaiian [and] do this the right way.”

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Sunny Anderson

The Kitchen cohost exclusively gave Us the recipe for her Spicy Green Goddess burger, which she loves to eat while "couch-gating" the Super Bowl.

“I love the taste of a sauce laden with herbs from the garden, and this bright and verdant [one] is great for the meaty vibe of a burger,” she shared, explaining that the glaze is the perfect match for other Super Bowl staples. “I like to dip fries or chips in the sauce!” she added.

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Darnell Ferguson

The Superchef Grudge Match host knows that no Super Bowl party is complete without wings — and he goes with a honey sriracha dip.

“These wings have a beautiful rub and the char of a classic cookout wing with a sweet honey sriracha glaze,” he exclusively told Us in January 2023, noting that there's no reason to pause the game while munching away. “They’re quick and easy bites," he explained.

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Rob Gronkowski

“I love dips. If I'm at a Super Bowl party, I need to get some dips,” the former professional football player told Us in January 2020. However, Gronk was reluctant to name a favorite. “They're all delicious,” he declared.

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Antoni Porowski

The culinary pro is a fan of one particular hors d'oeuvre come Super Bowl Sunday. “I want to have a nice Dijon with a little bit of honey, and way too many pigs in a blanket,” he told Us in January 2020. “Then when I get full, I’ll remove the croissant crust and just eat the pigs!"

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Jason Biggs

The American Pie star, who recently teamed up with Heluva Good, told Us in January 2020 that he’s ready to “become associated with a different kind of pie.” That’s why, on Super Bowl Sunday, the actor will be whipping up a mac and cheese pie. “My kids love mac and cheese. I love mac and cheese,” he explained, noting that he’s formulated his own recipe for the classic comfort food. “I don't think anyone's going to look at this recipe and think, ‘I don't like mac and cheese. That's not something I want to make.’"

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Martha Stewart

Though the lifestyle guru certainly has her go-to Super Bowl dishes, she told Us in January 2020 that she’s letting someone else do all the cooking this year and will be hitting up some restaurants instead. “I go to the Super Bowl, so you have to do what they do at the Super Bowl,” she explained. “This year it's Miami and we have all our reservations already made. You have to have all the restaurant reservations made. They were made, like, months ago.”

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Andrew Zimmern

The Bizarre Foods host likes his Super Bowl dishes to have a twist. The culinary pro shared his recipe for firecracker shrimp with Us in January 2020 and sang the dish’s praises. “It’s a great riff on the classic Buffalo Wing so it suits the indoor couch-based tailgate motif,” he explained. “Bowls of these on the sideboard are typically the first to go empty at my house … they go great with beer!”

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Ina Garten

In keeping with the fish trend, the Barefoot Contessa host shared one of her Super Bowl favorites — roasted shrimp cocktail Louis — via her Instagram in January 2020. “It’s over-the-top delicious, and so easy to make for a crowd,” the Cook Like a Pro author explained. “Rather than cooking shrimp in big pots of boiling water, I buy them peeled, toss them on a sheet pan with olive oil, salt, and pepper, then roast them for just 10 minutes. I promise it will be everyone’s favorite dish at your party!”

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Savannah Guthrie

The Today Show coanchor revealed on-air in January 2020 that nachos are her Super Bowl Sunday staple. As she put it: “I think nachos are the greatest thing you can eat on the Super Bowl or any day.” Her version of the dish is made with special loaded queso (which consists of Velveeta and ground beef) refried beans, diced tomatoes and cilantro.

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Chrissy Teigen

The Bring the Funny judge might not love football, but she’s definitely a fan of Super Bowl Sunday food. In January 2020, she shared several of her go-to game day recipes via her Cravings website, such as baked “fried” pickles with chipotle ranch dipping sauce. “You get to bake the pickle chips! They’re easy!” she exclaimed. “And the dip is a ranchy smoky dream you will be repurposing for your next-day salad, I promise you.”

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Martina McBride

“Super Bowl Sunday is well underway,” the “I Can’t Stop Loving You” songstress shared via Instagram in February 2017 alongside a snapshot of several practically empty plates. “The pigs-n-a-blanket are always a hit.”

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Gayle King

The news anchor has a habit of marking Super Bowl with a pizza pie. “Super Bowl tradition me & @dominos! Game on …,” she mused on Instagram in February 2017, alongside a snapshot of her holding a Dominos box.

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Jessica Simpson

The Open Book author proved she was a serious chips and dip fan when she unveiled an epic “snack stadium” via Instagram while watching the Super Bowl in February 2017. The apparatus was filled with 10 different types of chips and had a dip center that was designed to look like a football field.

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Jimmy Kimmel

The late night talk show host tended to the grill on Super Bowl Sunday in February 2017 and served up some tasty chicken wings. “Getting some wind beneath my smoked then grilled wings with @adamcarolla & Cousin Sal #SuperBowlSunday,” he mused via Instagram at the time.