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.

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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.

Your coffee table snacks might look different on Super Bowl Sunday than those in other states. Here’s what other parts of the country are eating and how you can get a taste for yourself.

Nobody wants to have to deal with a fork, knife, and plate in the heat of the game, which is why finger food like this idea from Lopez is always a hit. Love the idea but looking for a way to keep it dairy-free? She says using guacamole instead will be equally delicious and add a bit more fiber to this already protein-rich snack.

Last year’s Super Bowl drew an estimated 123.7 million television viewers, according to Nielsen, making it the most-watched game in history. Sunday’s Super Bowl LIX broadcast should be just as popular,

Dietitian Meridan Zerner joins The Ten to share the recipes for a few guilt-free Super Bowl dips. The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from her home with three hours of notice on Tuesday.

Their recommendations are plentiful, from gumbo, lobster rolls and Texas Twinkies to homemade wings and pizza. And for those that prefer to make a dessert, try the monkey bread or tiramisu.