There are a few basic ground rules for any Super Bowl Sunday party: There must be a big enough screen to watch the game so everyone can see it; there must be enough comfortable seating (and some ...

We are less than a week away from the Super Bowl and if you’re hosting or going to a party, we have some healthy party food options you can make. Registered Dietitian Kim Hagenbuch joined us in ...

Super Bowl Sunday is as much about gluttony as it is about football. According to a new study by Levity, the average Super Bowl meal clocks in at a staggering 3,506 calories — more than an ...

As the Super Bowl approaches, anticipation mounts for the thrilling game, captivating commercials, and, of course, the mouthwatering spread of food. Yet, the ...

½ (8 oz) package fat free cream cheese, softened; 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt; 1 1/2 tbsp ranch dry seasoning mix; 1/2 cup blue cheese (or shredded mozzarella cheese) ...

Consumer Reports has healthy recipes for your Super Bowl party: buffalo chicken skewers, turkey chili, mac and cheese with cauliflower, and vegetable lasagna.

From Buffalo wings to chips, dips and more, the food and drinks served at Super Bowl parties have become a yearly staple.. But with many people trying to maintain healthy diets while also having ...

'College party for people in their 40s': Middlesex couple hosts epic Super Bowl party “We don't need to earn our food, nor do we need to counteract our food choices,” said Dolashewich.

Millions of people will be eating various foods at their parties to watch and celebrate Super Bowl LIX (Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX), and the bulk of those people will have overlapping food choices.

The “bowl” then refers to vessels of guac, bean dip, and corn relish and containers of Fritos, chips, pretzels, and more. The following recipes will get you well on your way to a filling ...