Easy Super Bowl Snack Mix Recipes To Make On Game Day

Chex mix, popcorn, pretzels, nuts — find out how to turn your snack staples into something sweet, salty and spicy.

Sure, you can pop open a bag of chips and a jar of dip while you watch the Super Bowl, but you can do that any old day. Take advantage of the fact that the Super Bowl falls on a Sunday and put just the tiniest bit of effort into making a sweet, spicy, salt, crunchy snack. (If you’ve never had a handful of warm, spicy snack mix taken straight out of the oven, you’re missing out on one of life’s greatest pleasures.)

You’ve probably got everything you need to make a snack mix in your pantry. The foundation is usually a combination of crackers, cereal, pretzels or popcorn, and it’s dressed with melted butter and some spices from your spice rack. Before you know it, you’ll turn plain old staples into Parmesan Ranch Oyster Crackers, Everything Ranch Cheese and Pretzel Snack Mix, Brown Sugar Sriracha Sesame Popcorn and even Crispy Roasted Chickpeas.

Check out those recipes and more below!

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Half Baked Harvest
Everything Ranch Cheese and Pretzel Snack Mix
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Damn Delicious
Slow Cooker Parmesan Ranch Oyster Crackers
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How Sweet Eats
Brown Sugar Sriracha Sesame Popcorn
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Half Baked Harvest
Sweet and Spicy Seasoned Crackers
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Half Baked Harvest
Sweet ‘n’ Savory Roasted Nuts and Pretzels
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How Sweet Eats
Healthy Snack Mix
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Completely Delicious
Sweet And Spicy Snack Mix
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How Sweet Eats
The Best Seasoned Pretzels
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How Sweet Eats
Chipotle Caramel Chex Mix
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Foodie Crush
Sweet and Spicy Popcorn
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How Sweet Eats
Sweet and Spicy Homemade Snack Mix with Bacon Fat Popcorn
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Jessica In The Kitchen
Crispy Roasted Chickpeas
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Oh Sweet Basil
Ranch Slow Cooker Chex Mix
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Completely Delicious
Maple Nut Snack Mix

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