47 Desserts To Make Super Bowl Sunday Sweet, No Matter Who Wins

Caramelized brown sugar and crispy, salty bacon take these s'mores to the NEXT LEVEL. And they're technically gluten-free too!

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Forget caramel corn—cinnamon bun popcorn is the sweet snack you need. This classic movie snack gets an extra sweet upgrade with the addition of a brown sugar and cinnamon mixture and a simple powdered sugar glaze.

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Easy to make and incredibly versatile, this is the dessert that will shake up any party this year. We start with our favorite homemade pizza dough, but you can absolutely use store-bought if that's what you prefer.

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While drinking the milk at the bottom of your own bowl of sugary cereal is definitely a treat, we wanted to find a way to achieve that cereal milk magic without. Enter the cereal milk truffle: a honeyed white chocolate treat rolled in crushed cereal.

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Much as we love chocolate chip and double chocolate cookies, this recipe may just be our all-time favorite chocolate cookie. These Nutella-stuffed cookies are a bit of culinary magic: A tender, intensely chocolatey cookie exterior gives way to melty, gooey Nutella inside. And as if that weren't enough, a sprinkling of flaky sea salt gives the cookies the perfect salty-sweet finish.

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The joys of making these copycat mall-flavored pretzels is that they require basic ingredients you likely already have: flour, yeast, milk, butter, sugar, and cinnamon. They’re plush, buttery, and very sweet with a hint of salt. They’re all around the best pretzel nuggets you’ll want to keep popping as you stroll to your favorite stores.

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Cookies usually get all the love, but dessert bars are the real sleeper hit. Between the choose-your-adventure Ghirardelli brownies (hello, cheesecake swirl) and the multi-layer classics like our magic cookie bars, there’s a bar cookie out there for everyone. When the mood strikes for a salty-sweet crowd-pleaser chock-full of crunchy pretzels, gooey coffee-caramel, and chocolate, these check all the boxes.

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These sugar cookies are so easy to design, even the kids can get in on it—turn it into a game day activity the whole fam can do together! Hot tip: Freeze your cut-out cookie dough for 10 minutes before baking to ensure they hold their adorable football shape.

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Tarts don’t have to mean complicated. Exhibit A: This chocolate dessert that isn’t fussy and requires zero (yes, zero) baking. It mainly uses store-bought ingredients, and the majority of time required for this recipe is just letting it chill in the refrigerator. 😍

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Who can resist the allure of dark chocolate, caramel, and Rice Krispies? These caramel crunch bars are a world of irresistible layers where each bite is a symphony of sweet perfection.

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Our favorite old-school appetizer gets the dessert treatment in this colorful cookie dough version of a cheese ball Swap out the rainbow sprinkles for ones in the colors of your favorite team to make it extra fun for the Super Bowl.

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Love a salty-sweet dessert? Prepare to meet your new obsession. Studded with pretzels and butterscotch chips, these rich peanut butter blondies rival any brownie or magic bar out there.

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The easiest way to make sugar cookies for a crowd is to turn them into bars. Somewhere between a blondie and cookie, these sugar cookie bars are thick and soft with buttercream spread on top. They take less time than scooping individual cookies and are just as good (plus they're easy to customize to match your team's colors!).

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Cookie brittle is a particularly great hack for the holidays or any time you’re entertaining when you don’t have time or the oven space to bake multiple trays too. Think of it like a faster, easier way to make a big batch of chocolate chip cookies. 😍

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These pretzels have a soft, pillowy inside with a chewy exterior and crunchy cinnamon sugar topping, just like the iconic bagels from Panera. Before baking the pretzels, they get a quick boil in a baking soda mixture, which not only causes them to puff, but also creates that chewy outside.

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These brownies are all about the boozy ganache, so we kept things simple and started with a boxed mix.

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Making from-scratch caramel corn couldn't be easier, but don't be hesitated to rush it—baking at a low temperature for about an hour is key to popcorn with that irresistible sweet crunch.

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Buckeyes are a beloved truffle made of a rich peanut butter filling and dipped in chocolate. It’s similar to a homemade Reese’s in the easiest way possible. This no-bake cheesecake might be even easier. The cheesecake is lighter and creamier than the truffle, but still has all of the peanut butter and chocolate elements you love.

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For a traditional Texas sheet cake, both the batter and the icing are prepared on your stovetop. Using a skillet eliminates a dish and makes things way more fun. Especially when everyone digs in while it's still warm... with tons of ice cream on top. 😉

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Classic tiramisu is a no-bake labor of love and the perfect ending to nearly any meal. But what do you do when you’re craving tiramisu, but you don’t have the time or patience to chill it for hours? Enter tiramisu dip. It’s got all the right flavors—creamy mascarpone, rich espresso, and a generous dusting of cocoa powder—and it comes together in just 10 minutes.

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