What Celebrities Ate During Super Bowl LVII: Jessie James Decker, Bethenny Frankel and More

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What Celebrities Ate During Super Bowl LVII: Jessie James Decker, Bethenny Frankel and More

The football game may be the Super Bowl's main attraction, but delicious snacks come in at a close second. Celebrities went all out with their party food for the big game on Sunday, February 12. Jessie James Decker, for one, baked brownies in the shape of a football. "It did look like a football, but it's all melted now," the reality star, 34, quipped in an Instagram Story video, referring to her dessert's icing. "It looked really good. Whatever. It's a brownie and it's gonna be yummy." According to celebrity chef Guy Fieri, the key to a good Super Bowl menu is variety. “I’m big into [the] diversity of the menu. I like a real eclectic menu,” the Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host, 55, exclusively told Us Weekly in January. “I want the ability to eat a lot [or] to eat a little. I want the ability to have all different types of flavors.” [jwplayer 0Nv3Lfke-zhNYySv2] This means incorporating all kinds of finger foods and other snacks that are easy to grab with toothpicks. “I don’t want it to be just one theme like it’s just, ‘We’re just doing cold cuts,'" he explained. "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.” This year, however, the Guy's Grocery Games host didn't have a Super Bowl party — because he was at the game instead. The restaurateur is a Las Vegas Raiders fan, but he was still thrilled to watch the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. "I want a great game," he told Us last month. "It's gonna be fun." While Fieri's team was out of contention this year, other celebrities weren't shy to share their love for the Chiefs or the Eagles. Kevin Hart, who was born and raised in Philadelphia, claimed that he bought a real eagle for $16.5 million to show his love for his favorite NFL squad. "I believe when you work hard, you should treat yourself," the comedian, 43, quipped in an Instagram video on Tuesday, February 7. "And that's exactly what I did. Ladies and gentlemen, I splurged a little bit. I went and bought an eagle." The camera then cut to a wildlife handler holding the bird, which Hart said he named Jalen Hurts in honor of the Eagles quarterback. "Jalen, you live here now," the Ride Along actor told the animal while mixing up a cocktail he called the Screaming Eagle. "Welcome home." Keep scrolling to see which stars celebrated the Super Bowl with lavish spreads:

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What Celebrities Ate During Super Bowl LVII: Jessie James Decker, Bethenny Frankel and More

The football game may be the Super Bowl's main attraction, but delicious snacks come in at a close second. Celebrities went all out with their party food for the big game on Sunday, February 12. Jessie James Decker, for one, baked brownies in the shape of a football. "It did look like a football, but it's all melted now," the reality star, 34, quipped in an Instagram Story video, referring to her dessert's icing. "It looked really good. Whatever. It's a brownie and it's gonna be yummy." According to celebrity chef Guy Fieri, the key to a good Super Bowl menu is variety. “I’m big into [the] diversity of the menu. I like a real eclectic menu,” the Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives host, 55, exclusively told Us Weekly in January. “I want the ability to eat a lot [or] to eat a little. I want the ability to have all different types of flavors.” [jwplayer 0Nv3Lfke-zhNYySv2] This means incorporating all kinds of finger foods and other snacks that are easy to grab with toothpicks. “I don’t want it to be just one theme like it’s just, ‘We’re just doing cold cuts,'" he explained. "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.” This year, however, the Guy's Grocery Games host didn't have a Super Bowl party — because he was at the game instead. The restaurateur is a Las Vegas Raiders fan, but he was still thrilled to watch the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. "I want a great game," he told Us last month. "It's gonna be fun." While Fieri's team was out of contention this year, other celebrities weren't shy to share their love for the Chiefs or the Eagles. Kevin Hart, who was born and raised in Philadelphia, claimed that he bought a real eagle for $16.5 million to show his love for his favorite NFL squad. "I believe when you work hard, you should treat yourself," the comedian, 43, quipped in an Instagram video on Tuesday, February 7. "And that's exactly what I did. Ladies and gentlemen, I splurged a little bit. I went and bought an eagle." The camera then cut to a wildlife handler holding the bird, which Hart said he named Jalen Hurts in honor of the Eagles quarterback. "Jalen, you live here now," the Ride Along actor told the animal while mixing up a cocktail he called the Screaming Eagle. "Welcome home." Keep scrolling to see which stars celebrated the Super Bowl with lavish spreads:

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Henry Winkler

The Emmy winner told his Twitter followers that he and his family were celebrating the game with shrimp and chicken tacos.

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Thomas Jacobs and Becca Kufrin

The Bachelor in Paradise alums dined on several Domino's pizzas, chips and dip, salad and chocolate cake.

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Leah Remini

The King of Queens alum and her husband, Angelo Pagan, stopped at McDonald's before the big game.

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Clayton Echard

The season 26 Bachelor enjoyed takeout during the matchup.

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Bethenny Frankel

The Real Housewives of New York City alum's daughter, Bryn, made a nacho spread celebrating the Chiefs and the Eagles.

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Jessie James Decker

The singer served a brownie shaped like a football, complete with lace icing.

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Matt James

The season 25 Bachelor cooked up a pot of buffalo chicken dip with girlfriend Rachael Kirkconnell.

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Jimmy Kimmel

The talk show host served up a ton of pretzels at his Super Bowl party.

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Teddi Mellencamp

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum shared a photo of her son, Cruz, snacking on an Eagles cookie.