Plucky Pickle Dip and Trader Joe's new Caesar Salad Dip were our favorites. But keep your chips away from Meijer's cherry and jalapeno.

If there’s anyone who knows how to throw the ultimate Super Bowl party, it’s Donna Kelce, better known as Mama Kelce.

Buffalo chicken dip is a spicy, creamy dip made with shredded chicken, hot sauce, cream cheese, and cheddar cheese. Other popular Super Bowl party foods are chicken wings, barbecued meat, seven-layer dip, pizza, and chicken tenders or nuggets, according to Newsweek.

There’s a reason that onion dip is served at practically every Super Bowl party: it’s hard to beat the punchiness of alliums blitzed with sour cream and spooned over salty potato chips. But instead of relying on a parcel of powdered onion dip, why not make your Super Bowl party dip worthy on an event that comes only once a year?

This 4-Way Dip combines all of your favorite dips—buffalo chicken, spinach-artichoke, pizza, and jalapeno popper—into one easy appetizer.

Even though my team didn't make it to the Super Bowl (Commanders were so close!), bet that I'll still be tuning in to watch - but, let's be real. It's not for the game. It's all about the Super Bowl party snacks.

When it comes to Super Bowl dips, the unspoken rule is that a few options are better to include in your appetizer spread than one. Luckily, you don't need to spend tons of time searching for game-worthy dip recipes as Ree Drummond (aka the Pioneer Woman) has plenty to choose from!

Out of all the reasons that Super Bowl Sunday is one of our favorite days of the year, the delicious dip recipes that show up to the party might just be number one. And we're not alone! We got a peek at Google's uniquely searched dip recipes ahead of the Super Bowl — which span from spinach dip to crab rangoon dip to taco dip — to give you some epic kitchen inspiration as you prepare your own appetizers ahead of the big game.