25+ Gluten-Free Recipes to Get Your Super Bowl Party Started (2025)

Pop all the ingredients into your crockpot in the morning and your kitchen will smell delicious by the time your guests come by. You might even be able to tear some eyes away from the game while people grab a bowl — or two.

Get the recipe at Delish.

These customizable cookies are crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside — the perfect post-game snack.

Get the recipe at Country Living.

Ditch the shell and make a burrito bowl instead using this spicy, filling taco mix. It'll be easier to eat in front of the TV anyways.

Get the recipe at Woman's Day.

Crunchy, spicy, and cheesy: These are way better then the bag of stale potato chips your buddy brought.

Get the recipe at Delish.

How do you take regular guac to the next level? Just add spinach.

Get the recipe at The Healthy Family and Home.

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Sure, you could buy a bag of crinkled potato chips and just toss them in a bowl. Or you could cover them in caramel, dark chocolate, and crushed peanuts.

Get the recipe at My Kitchen Escapades.

Flourless does not equal tasteless, and the healthy dose of fiber in these (thanks to the black beans) make them practically healthy. Have another!

Get the recipe at Gluten-Free Daddy.

Swap the buns out for sweet potato slices, and you've got a healthy hamburger sandwich anyone can enjoy.

Get the recipe at The Fit Foodie Mama.

Avocado. Fries. Enough said.

Get the recipe at Tasteaholics.

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Pizza of any size is always a winner, and these little bites will please your whole party ± especially with an extra bowl of marinara on the side.

Get the recipe at Grainchanger.

There's pineapple in this dish, so it's healthy — right?

Get the recipe at Food Faith Fitness.

If you say you don't like broccoli, you haven't tried them in ball form yet. Packed with herbs and spices, these will make you forget you're even eating a veggie.

Get the recipe at Vegan Richa.

These one-bite wonders are jam-packed with delicious flavors, starting with a crispy, sweet crunch and finishing with a spicy aftertaste. Instead of frying, bake the wings at 450 degrees to save on calories, not taste.

Get the recipe at Faithfully Gluten-Free.

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The Packers may not be in the big game, but that's no reason to skip this dairy-state app. With its light breadcrumb base, the recipe is simple enough to whip up before kickoff and perfectly portioned for a finger-food snack.

Get the recipe at Mom, What's for Dinner?

Just because you're going gluten-free doesn't mean you can't enjoy cheesy bread.These only take minutes to prepare, and if you don't tell 'em it's cauliflower, well, we won't either.

Get the recipe at Jo Cooks.

Not only is this recipe gluten-free, it's also vegan, soy-, nut-, and corn-free. Meaning no one will find anything to dislike. Drizzle over nachos or use as a dipping sauce for veggie sticks.

Get the recipe at Vegan Yumminess.

Finding a legitimately satisfying meat-substitute dish can be hard, but this updated sloppy joe recipe breathes new life into the classic comfort food with added spices, sauces, and sugars. Liquid smoke and sriracha sauce, anyone?

Get the recipe at Tasty Yummies.

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A hardy dip dish is absolutely necessary for any Super Bowl party. Not only does the mere sight of it make our mouths water, but the thought of diving into a fresh-from-the-oven, tangy platter of ranch, blue cheese, and seasoned chicken is just too tempting to ignore.

Get the recipe at Musings of a Housewife.

From too-crumbly crusts to unset centers, cheesecakes can be a real pain to bake. Not anymore! Recreate this timeless crowd favorite without all the fuss for an easy upgrade to your Super Bowl dessert table.

Get the recipe at Simply Gluten-Free.

In this recipe, Parmesan, Neufchâtel, and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheeses mix with seasonings like garlic and paprika (and a touch of hot sauce) for a thick, creamy complement to crisp gluten-free dippers.

Get the recipe at Boulder Locavore.