This Kombucha Mocktail Recipe Is The Perfect Healthy Summer Sip

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Kombucha is our favorite mocktail, not only because it's delicious, but also because it contains gut-healthy probiotics. Kombucha is a sort of beer or wine, in a way: like these two beverages, it's a fermented drink — and it actually *does* contain a trace amount of alcohol as a result. The amount, of course, is far too little to get you buzzed, but it still makes for a great stand-in for boozier bevvies. That's why we love using kombucha to make mocktails. This insanely delicious kombucha mocktail is flavored with strawberries and ginger, and goes down a little like a mojito — it's hands-down one of our favorite mocktail recipes. Your hydrated, hangover-free self can thank us tomorrow.

Strawberry Ginger Faux-jito

Ingredients:

  • 1/4 cup strawberry jelly or jam
  • 2 limes, juiced
  • Ice cubes
  • 12 ounces ginger kombucha
  • 2-4 tablespoons strawberry sparkling water
  • 2 strawberries
  • Fresh mint, for garnish
  • Fresh basil, for garnish
  • Lime wedges, for garnish

Directions:

  1. Create the mocktail by adding the strawberry jelly, juiced limes, and a few ice cubes to a shaker cup. Shake the mixture until the cup is frosted.
  2. Divide the strawberry mixture between two tall Collin glasses. If you desire, muddle some mint leaves with the strawberry syrup. Top it with as much ice as desired, then pour over the ginger kombucha, leaving room at the top.
  3. Splash on top the strawberry sparkling water, then garnish with a fresh sliced strawberry, mint leaves, basil leaves, and a lime wedge. Enjoy ASAP!

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Photos and recipe by Sarah Anderson.

When it comes to New Year's Eve celebrations, the first thought that probably springs to mind is boozing it up with an NYE cocktail. And while there's nothing wrong with sipping some bubbly (if that's your inclination), those of us who prefer to keep thingsnon-alc may feel like there are no New Year's-appropriate activities for our preferences. We say that nothing could be further from the truth! Whether you're pregnant, abstaining, or just taking a break from the booze, here are 10 fun ideas for ringing in 2025, the sober way.

Attend A Silent Disco

A few years ago, just as the sober-curious movement was gaining steam, companies like Daybreaker brought 6 a.m. sober dance parties to the masses. In a similar vein are remote silent discos – events where you put your headphones on and dance it out to the music of world-class DJs right in the comfort of your own home (or in person, if you feel like venturing out).

A quick Google search will reveal that there are tons of options to shake it off on New Year's Eve, whether remotely or in-person in your city. Because silent discos have an alternative vibe, they're much more sober-friendly than traditional clubs and dance parties.

Make A Tea Bar

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If you've ever been to a party where they had aProsecco bar or something similar, you know how fun themed bars can be. Why not make a NA equivalent with a tea bar? We're not just talking about hot water and tea bags... include exciting staples like bubble tea, kombucha, Southern-style sweet iced tea, and more!

Do A Goal-Setting Ritual

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Not in the mood to party this year? Celebrate the New Year with some introspection by doing a goal-setting ritual. You can design the ritual in whatever manner you like, but we recommend something along the lines of:

  • Light a candle and sit quietly for a few minutes.
  • Whip out your journal and take inventory of the last year: What were your best memories? What are you grateful for? Where do you think you could've improved?
  • In your journal (we have some killer prompts to start you off), mindfully list out your goals for 2025. They don't have to be New Year's resolutions, exactly, but include small steps you can take in the new year to help you achieve your goals!

Make A 2025 Scrapbook

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Before New Year's Eve, head to your local craft store and pick up some supplies for making an old-fashioned scrapbook. Print out some photos from your most treasured memories of the year (we like printing with Walgreens), and gather any magazines you purchased or journal entries you wrote.

You can also look up some news headlines that made an impact on you, and print out the article as well as photos of any notable celebs or politicians who made the news. On New Year's eve, put together a scrapbook of what made 2024, 2024.

Good, bad, or otherwise, the year was one to remember — so create a momento that will help you re-live the past year in the years to come.

Plan A Costume Party

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Believe it or not, masquerade balls, dressing up in costumes, and concealing one's identity have a long history in the historical celebrations of Christmastime. So we think a New Year's costume party is a fully appropriate idea for a sober New Year's Eve.

Who needs booze to have fun when you can dress up as whoever you want for a night of merriment and mystery?

Karaoke It Up

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Another fun party pastime that's fun with or without booze? Singing! Grab some friends for a sober karaoke night either at your house or a private karaoke room. The singing's bound to be better than it would be if you were imbibing... who knows, maybe you'll steal the show with your rendition of "I'm Just Ken."

Cook A Fancy Meal

Whether you're spending the evening with your S/O or your BFF, cook a fancydinner for two. New Year's Eve is the perfect time to get fancy with food, so use this opportunity to ring in 2025 with only the finest cuisine. Don't forget to make a mocktail to go with!

Host A Game Night

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Bring all your besties over and host a board game night that's sure to be one for the books. Have everyone bring their favorite game – from Cards Against Humanity to Codenames – for a riotous evening that will remind you that you absolutely don't need booze to have a rowdy night of laughter!

Play 2024 Trivia

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Before New Year's Eve, compile a long list of trivia questions about 2024. Alternatively, have a friend do it for you, or do a quick Google search... there are a lot of trivia quizzes out there. On the big night, gather your squad together to see how much you remember about 2024. The results may surprise you!

Host A Murder-Mystery Dinner

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Murder-mystery dinners are still one of the best ways to facilitate a heart-racing and mind-boggling party. Pick up one of the many murder mystery dinner kits out there and have your besties over for a night of thinking on your toes — to be fair, it's probably best to skip the booze for this idea anyway, for the sake of your mental acuity.

Are you planning a sober New Year's Eve party this year? Tweet us @BritandCo to share your plans, and don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter for more booze-free hacks and party ideas!

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Justin Baldoni didn't only send Blake Lively a 7-minute voice note apologizing for his behavior during pre-production, he also exchanged some pretty shocking text messages with the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants actress. At least, before they filed their lawsuits against each other at the end of 2024. Well, one of their text message conversations while filming It Ends With Us last spring just leaked, and trust me, you'll have to read this to believe it.

Keep reading to see Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively's text messages while filming It Ends With Us.

Justin Baldoni calls 'It Ends With Us' costar Blake Lively an "a—hole" in newly leaked texts.

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Honestly, Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively's text messages sound exactly the kind of back-and-forth their characters Lily Bloom and Ryle Kincade would have. And according to Justin's team, they were “share[ing] stories and pictures from their lives, commiserat[ing] over family illnesses and exchange[ing] jokes and memes."

Their quick friendship and working relationship definitely extended to their text conversations.

"It's such a good feeling to get work done that we're proud of," Blake said in a 2AM text message on May 11, 2023 (via Page Six). "And to do it together. It just clicks when we find it. And that's just as rewarding as filming it. Or editing it. Or marketing it. Or releasing it. This is all story telling. This is why we do it. Thank you for your collaboration. I'm really proud of what we're doing."

When Justin says that he likes "sentimental Blake," she responds that she's "never met her." But when Justin flips and jokes that he "also like[s] a—hole Blake...don't worry," Blake quips back with, "I've met her. So have my suppositories."

But he also praises their collaboration on such a "healing" story.

In his voice memo, Justin Baldoni also praised their collaboration on It Ends With Us, telling Blake that "I'm excited to go through the whole movie with you. I'm just excited to spend time with you, I'm excited to be in your sphere and your presence."

"There's nothing more exciting to me then I get to work with Blake Lively and have all of her," he continues. "I want this movie to be healing, I want this movie to be commercial, just like you, and affect people...And I just know this can be really, really special."

It Ends With Us went on to partner with No More, which provides domestic violence survivors with access to help, and earned over $350 million at the global box office during its time in theaters. Now the actors are headed to court to settle their dispute on March 9, 2026.

What do you think about Justin and Blake's text messages? Let us know on Facebook and read up on the 10 Weird Moments You Missed From The Viral Justin Baldoni & Blake Lively Set Video.

We know you love pumpkin spice lattes and other warm winter drinks, but get ready to spruce up the most classic of them all: hot chocolate! With the holiday season quickly approaching, time might feel like it's simply going *too* fast, but it will definitely slow back down when there's a comforting mug of hot chocolate in your hands.

These hot chocolate recipes range from simple and healthy to sweet and boozy, so there's something for every taste. Wear your favorite slippers, sit back, and relax. Here's to drinking hot chocolate for breakfast and topping it with far too many marshmallows.

Check out our best hot chocolate recipes below!

Vegan Slow-Cooker Hot Cocoa 

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If you're hosting a party, serve up the goods in a slow cooker, so guests can serve themselves. Don't forget plenty of toppings! (via Brit + Co)

Jaques Torres Hot Chocolate 

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Start with a classic. This version is extra-rich due to the use of high-quality chocolate coins. (via Brit + Co)

Mulled Wine Hot Chocolate 

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This boozy libation packs all of the flavors of the holidays, from star anise to cranberries, in one warm, chocolatey cup. (via Brit + Co)

Peppermint Hot Chocolate 

A Zesty Bite

There’s no better way to add a refreshing zing to hot chocolate than with peppermint patties. A candy cane stirrer makes it fit for a queen. (via A Zesty Bite)

Boozy Pumpkin White Hot Chocolate 

Minimalist Baker

You don't have to add Kahlua or bourbon to this already decadent hot chocolate, but it is a good idea. (via Minimalist Baker)

Salted Vanilla Hot Chocolate 

Love & Olive Oil

Sweet vanilla powder and an unexpected touch of salt unite for a hot chocolate that stands out. (via Love & Olive Oil)

Adaptogenic Hot Chocolate

Hello Glow

We all knew chocolate could mend a broken heart, but this healthy beverage can heal a headache; it uses magnesium-rich ingredients to soothe tension. (via Hello Glow)

Low-Carb Hot Chocolate 

Savory Tooth

Unsweetened cocoa powder and low-carb sweetener transform this splendidly creamy hot chocolate into a keto-friendly beverage. (via Savory Tooth)

Unicorn Hot Chocolate

Love & Olive Oil

If wintry weather has you down, this pink-as-can-be, sprinkle-covered white hot chocolate will cheer you up in no time. (via Love & Olive Oil)

Vegan Gingerbread Hot Chocolate

Domestic Gothess

Plenty of dairy-free beverages claim to be creamy, but thanks to ground cashews, this vegan hot chocolate really is luscious. Spice it up with cinnamon, nutmeg, and ginger for an even more soothing sipper. (via Domestic Gothess)

Hot Chocolate Spoons

Fork and Beans

Finally, something exciting to put in an ice-cube tray: chocolate and marshmallows. You'll have fun working for your hot chocolate by swirling these spoons into warm milk. (via Fork and Beans)

Italian Hot Chocolate 

Inside the Rustic Kitchen

Pretend you're in an Italian cafe as you sip on this luxurious cioccolata calda, made with chopped dark chocolate. (via Inside the Rustic Kitchen)

Slow-Cooker Mint Hot Chocolate

The Magical Slow Cooker

Slowly steeping mint in hot chocolate makes its bright flavor come through. (via The Magical Slow Cooker)

Pumpkin Coconut Hot Chocolate 

How Sweet Eats

Coconut milk is the base of this vegan hot chocolate, which gets a unique twist from homemade pumpkin syrup. (via How Sweet Eats)

Earl Grey Hot Chocolate 

Port and Fin

Can't decide between tea and hot chocolate? With this beverage, you don't have to. (via Port and Fin)

Matcha Honey Hot Chocolate 

How Sweet Eats

Matcha adds a healthy — and photogenic — touch to this white-chocolate-based drink. (via How Sweet Eats)

Spiked Orange Hot Cocoa 

Salt & Lavender

Thanks to Grand Marnier, this deeply flavorful hot chocolate burns in the best way. (via Salt & Lavender)

Mexican Hot Chocolate 

Delish Knowledge

Cayenne and cinnamon are the keys to cocoa with a kick. (via Delish Knowledge)

Stovetop Cinnamon Cocoa  

Jelly Toast

Ground cinnamon is a reliable, easy way to amp up your hot chocolate without going to the grocery store for a special ingredient. (via Jelly Toast)

Red Wine Hot Chocolate 

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Just when you thought hot chocolate couldn't be more relaxing, here's one with a big splash of red wine, which acts as a natural sweetener. (via Paper & Stitch)

What's your favorite hot chocolate recipe? Let us know on Instagram!

This post has been updated with additional reporting by Kate Puhala.

Love is in the air. Whether you’re navigating the swipe-left-or-right era, or you're seeking to spice up your current relationship, one thing is clear: this Valentine’s Day, sparks will fly.

Seriously, compared to last year’s Valentine’s Day, this one will be so much better — intentional, heartfelt, and filled with excitement all at the same time. The best part? This holiday falls on Friday, the day ruled by the love planet, Venus. Read on and see what’s in store for your zodiac sign this Valentine’s Day!

Scroll to see your Valentine's Day horoscope for your zodiac sign!

What’s Happening in the Skies This Valentine’s Day 2025?

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  • Moon sextile Mars
  • Mercury enters Pisces
  • Moon opposite Saturn
  • Moon trine Uranus

There Will Be Solid Plans & Synchronicities — But Avoid Reconnecting with Exes

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To begin with, the Moon rules the mood of the love holiday and influences how we make decisions based on our feelings. Venus, the love planet, is in the sign of Aries and gives off a fiery energy that begs for excitement and adventure. These two celestial energies can be a bit paradoxical, but you may be able to use them to your benefit as you stay aware of how you want love to unfold on this day.

The day starts with a slow build as the Moon moves into the earth sign Virgo. Expect the mood to be pragmatic, selective, and intentional. However, the day will turn out to be more exciting than you might initially anticipate. Have a strategy, but be open to trying something new. You’ll be surprised by how epic your love holiday will turn out. Expect solid results if you have big plans, like a weekend getaway with your love or a Galentine’s Day outing. The only challenge might be expressing your feelings, as this Moon phase can lead to socially awkward encounters or make you feel shy and unsettled when revealing your inner self.

Expect signs and synchronicities on this day, as Mercury moves into dreamy Pisces. This sign has to do with spirit and subtle messages. Our ability to communicate will be poetic and more introspective. If you plan to go out this year, expect the day to feel more romantic than in past years. Speaking from the heart and through feeling will yield better results than relying on pride or logic. Be playful and stay in the moment. Cherish your love.

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The Moon-Mars sextile can lead to sexy encounters as Mars in emotive Cancer attracts passionate yet dramatic exchanges. You may score a date with someone you least expected. Check your DMs or ask them out based on your feelings—not out of anxiety. Be mindful of situationships, and make sure your connection is solid. The Moon-Saturn opposition can bring feelings of boredom or isolation. So, if you feel lonely or unsettled because of your relationship status, avoid calling the ex or getting lost in memory lane — reliving the glory days will only lead to a dead end. If you're single, focus on self-love and celebrate you! Avoid making a move simply because you don’t want to be alone on this holiday.

By the end of the day, things will get exciting with the Moon-Uranus trine. Expect to feel confident and extra sultry in the bedroom. It will be about how you feel in your connection with your special someone — not about seeking revenge. Anything driven by hurt or volatile intentions will lead to unwanted results. Remember that the Moon in Virgo radiates stability and trust. You'll attract better outcomes in your love story as you stay positive and understanding with these energies. Whether single or in a relationship, stay invested in your heart and honor its needs.

These Zodiac Signs Are In For A Stellar Valentine’s Day In 2025:

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This Valentine’s Day, certain zodiac signs are set to experience a truly memorable and successful celebration of love. Aries will shine with a magnetic charm, making them irresistible, while their emotional energy will bring cozy, intimate moments at home. Taurus can expect a day full of tenderness and creativity, with a playful and romantic vibe that invites deeper emotional connections. Gemini will enjoy a perfect balance of fun social interactions and heartfelt moments, making it a day of both excitement and warmth. Sagittarius will be filled with passion and adventure, ideal for creating thrilling, romantic experiences. Finally, Pisces will experience a magical day, with a strong sense of connection and appreciation in their relationships. These signs are all poised for a successful, heartwarming Valentine’s Day filled with love, excitement, and affection. Whether you're single or in a relationship, the stars are aligning for a memorable celebration of love!

Read Your Sun, Moon, & Rising Signs For Your February Horoscope

Aries (March 21 – April 20)

This Valentine’s Day, you’ll find yourself balancing practicality with romance. You will be magnetic, making you especially appealing to others. You’ll be drawn to creating a comfortable, intimate environment where you can connect deeply with your partner. While you may enjoy a more laid-back vibe, you’re also full of passion and eager to take action in matters of love. Romance will be about cozy, meaningful moments rather than extravagant displays.

In Love with an Aries?

Show them appreciation and admiration — they love to feel noticed. Keep the mood light and fun, offering affection without overwhelming them. Let your playful side shine to match their energetic spirit.

Taurus (April 21 – May 21)

You’re in a creative and playful mood, focused on having fun and indulging in romantic moments. Your charm is subtle, but it’s working in your favor, drawing people to you effortlessly. Venus’s influence makes you a bit introspective about love, so don’t hesitate to dive into meaningful conversations with your partner. Communication will flow smoothly, and you’ll feel comfortable expressing your feelings. Whether planning a low-key evening or a more adventurous date, expect the day to be filled with sweet, tender moments.

In Love with a Taurus?
Taurus appreciates the quiet, intimate moments. Plan something thoughtful but not too flashy. A cozy night in with deep conversation will be the perfect way to connect. Be patient with them — they’ll respond well to genuine affection and care.

Gemini (May 22 – June 21)

This love holiday, you’ll feel drawn to your home and family, craving connection and comfort. Romance is rooted in emotional security, but with Venus highlighting your social life, you’re also open to unexpected encounters. A sweet message or playful exchange might spark some excitement. Don't hold back, flirt, or share your feelings. Your focus is on building stability while staying true to your playful side. Be ready for a mix of heart-to-heart moments and lighthearted fun.

In Love with a Gemini?
Geminis are great at keeping things light but still crave depth. Encourage their free spirit with a balance of affection and space. Playful conversations and spontaneous plans will capture their heart — show them you can keep up with their energetic and curious nature.

Cancer (June 22 – July 22)

You’re in a thoughtful yet ambitious mood today, focused on your goals and your relationship's long-term potential. You’ll feel emotionally secure and confident in matters of love, but you might also crave recognition for your efforts. You are especially passionate today and will likely make the first move in love. It’s a day for taking initiative — whether through heartfelt gestures or practical expressions of care.

In Love with a Cancer?
If you’re in love with a Cancer, be ready for a strong, nurturing presence. They value emotional security, so show them your loyalty and appreciation through sincere actions. A little bit of romance mixed with practical support will go a long way.

Leo (July 23 – August 22)

You’re feeling grounded and in touch with your values this Valentine's Day, making it a great time to enjoy the pleasures of love in a fun, spontaneous way. You might be drawn to experiences that broaden your perspective—whether that’s exploring new interests with a partner or engaging in lighthearted banter. You’ll appreciate any gesture that shows you’re valued, but be mindful of avoiding too much emotional intensity. Keep it fun and adventurous to keep your spark alive.

In Love with a Leo?
Leos love attention, so show them they’re special with a grand yet thoughtful gesture. Keep it light-hearted, adventurous, and full of fun surprises. Don’t try to rush anything — give them the space to enjoy the romance on their terms.

Virgo (August 23 – September 22)

Expect to feel emotionally open and ready to express your deepest feelings, especially in romantic relationships. Love feels intense, and you might reflect on the past or seek a deeper connection. Romance will be about diving beneath the surface and getting to the heart of the matter. You’ll find satisfaction in feeling understood and valued by your partner. Keep things real and honest, and trust that meaningful conversations will bring you closer.

In Love with a Virgo?
Virgos appreciate sincere connections, so show them you care through thoughtful gestures or deep conversations. They’ll appreciate someone who values the little details and can keep up with their intellectual side.

Libra (September 23 – October 22)

You’re in a reflective mood, feeling introspective about your relationship dynamics and what you truly need in love. Venus makes you naturally attractive, but today, you might feel more reserved in expressing your feelings outwardly. Your focus is on finding balance, whether that's through personal reflection or connecting with your partner. Romance will be most fulfilling when there’s a sense of harmony, so lean into calm, meaningful moments.

In Love with a Libra?
Libra loves peace and balance. Keep things gentle and harmonious. They appreciate thoughtful gestures over extravagant displays, so a quiet evening together or a simple yet meaningful conversation will resonate deeply.

Scorpio (October 23 - November 21)

Romance is tied to your social circle this Valentine's Day, and you’ll be drawn to meaningful connections with friends and loved ones. You may feel more passionate and intense than usual, especially in group settings, but when it comes to love, you’re seeking genuine moments of closeness. Whether you’re single or in a relationship, shared activities or experiences will bring you the most joy. Let yourself be open to fun, even if it’s not part of the traditional “romantic” plan.

In Love with a Scorpio?
Scorpios love depth and intensity, so take the time to truly connect with them. They’ll appreciate meaningful conversations but don’t shy away from offering them affection in a more subtle way. Show them your loyalty, and they’ll be hooked.

Sagittarius (November 21 – December 21)

You’ll find joy in your career or personal achievements on this day, but love is still on your mind. There’s a sense of adventure in the air, and you might be drawn to spontaneous, fun experiences with your partner. While you enjoy a sense of independence, you’ll also appreciate moments where your partner supports your dreams. Romance is about experiencing life together — whether that means sharing a new adventure or reflecting on your personal growth.

In Love with a Sagittarius?
Sagittarians love excitement, so plan something spontaneous and adventurous. They value independence, so give them space while still showing you care. Keep the energy light and fun, and don’t forget to let them know you appreciate their free spirit.

Capricorn (December 21 – January 19)

This love holiday, you’re focused on building something solid in relationships and life. Romance may feel more serious, but that’s exactly what you need. You’re looking for stability and a partner who shares your commitment to long-term goals. Whether planning a quiet night in or an intimate dinner, the best moments come when you and your partner align in your shared values and vision for the future.

In Love with a Capricorn?
Capricorns love loyalty and dedication, so show them that you’re in it for the long haul. They’ll appreciate thoughtful gestures that show your commitment to building something real together, whether through meaningful conversations or small acts of care.

Aquarius (January 20 – February 19)

On this day, your mind is buzzing with ideas, and you’re in the mood to explore new ways to connect with others. You’ll find romance through intellectual conversations or shared experiences that expand your worldview. Mars adds extra energy to your day, and you might feel an urge to make bold moves, whether in love or in how you express your feelings. Keep things fresh, exciting, and intellectually stimulating for the best results.

In Love with an Aquarius?
Aquarians appreciate someone who keeps up with their ideas and independent streak. Share your thoughts, and show them you’re open to unconventional experiences. Keep the vibe fun, and respect their need for space to express themselves.

Pisces (February 20 – March 21)

This Valentine's Day, you’ll be focusing on your relationship and what truly matters to you in love. You may feel deeply intuitive about your partner’s needs and desires, making it easier to connect on an emotional level. Romance is likely to feel dreamy and poetic, so let yourself indulge in the magic of the moment. If you're single, it’s a good day to nurture yourself and honor your own heart.

In Love with a Pisces?
Pisceans appreciate romantic gestures that come from the heart. Be sincere and thoughtful, and they’ll respond with warmth. Share your emotions openly and let them know you understand their sensitive side — they’ll love the attention to their feelings.

Ready to discover what 2025 holds for your love life? Lumi Pelinku invites you to dive deeper with a personalized astrology reading, offering tailored insights into your relationships and romantic future.Click here to book your reading today and gain the clarity you need!

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By now, you know that we're crazy about queso, but the reality is that we like any sort substance that is fit for a chip plunge! And with the best chip-dipping day on the horizon (ahem, the Super Bowl), we are dreaming of dips 24/7.

Hopefully you've already scoped out our ahh-mazingtaco dip recipe – not to mention a host of Super Bowl appetizersand probably this perfect punch recipe, too. But if you're really going to dip it (dip it real good), you need more delicious options for the big game day. And we're here to give you just that.

Scroll on for 40 delicious Super Bowl dips that'll please the whole party!

Greek Yogurt Dip, 3 Ways

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These three Greek yogurt dip recipes are all super simple. Whip these up in a matter of minutes pre-game for a healthy, protein-packed, and flavorful snack. (via Brit + Co)

Bacon Chive Dip

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Not a fan of sour cream? Try this innovative Greek-yogurt-based dip instead! (via Brit + Co)

Roasted Turkey Queso

Brit + Co

We may have mentioned it before… we've got it bad for queso. And this recipe is us hitting all the food groups with a turkey, bean, and guac-boosted queso! (via Brit + Co)

Spicy Feta Dip

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This seven-ingredient spicy feta dip features greek yogurt, olive oil, spring onion, parsley, jalapeño, and of course the star of the dish: crumbled feta. It comes together quickly and will be ready to serve at your Super Bowl party before your guests even arrive. (via Brit + Co)

Vegan Queso

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This vegan queso dip tastes awesomely good. Roasted and blended cashew nuts offer a unique but tasty base along with a dash of nutritional yeast for some cheesy flavor. (via Brit + Co)

Hot Corn Dip

Culinary Hill

This delicious dip can be made ahead with fresh, frozen, or canned corn and pairs perfectly with tortilla chips. (via Culinary Hill for Brit + Co)

Roasted Lemon & Spinach Artichoke Dip

Half Baked Harvest

Elevate your Super Bowl party dip game with this just-a-little-bit-extra spinach dip with tangy roasted lemons. Yum! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Crockpot White Queso Dip

Barley & Sage

Smooth, creamy and super easy to make in a Crock Pot, this white queso dip will soon become your game day favorite. (via Barley & Sage)

Bacon Cheeseburger Skillet Dip

Cabot Creamery

Feeding a crowd? This is the perfect dip for meat lovers and game day fans. (via Cabot Creamery)

Buffalo Chicken Dip

Cabot Creamery

This recipe is made easy with rotisserie chicken and so delicious with veggies, chips, or bread. (via Cabot Creamery)

The Perfect Guacamole

The Kitchn

The perfect guac deserves a ingenious tip for keeping it green for days. (via The Kitchn)

French Onion Dip

Saveur

No soup packets here, just onions three ways — fried, fresh, and roasted — whipped with mayo, cream cheese, and sour cream into a tempting homemade dip. (via Saveur)

Garlic-Herb Yogurt Cheese Dip

Martha Stewart Living

Low-fat yogurt is key to creating this creamy chive dip. You can also swap that for soy yogurt for your vegan friends. (via Martha Stewart Living)

Skinny Taco Dip

Damn Delicious

No time to assemble a full 7 layer dip? Whip up this lightened-up take that boasts all of the same flavors and none of the fuss. (via Damn Delicious)

Cheesy Rotel Sausage Dip

Salt & Lavender

With a mix of pork sausage, Rotel tomatoes, cream cheese, and a delicious layer of cheddar, this dip says game on all over it. (via Salt & Lavender)

Hot Artichoke & Spinach Dip

Food Network

Cannellini beans and Neufchatel cheese lighten up this creamy crowd pleaser. (via Food Network)

Buffalo Chicken Dip

Feel Good Foodie

This is a great way to use leftover or rotisserie chicken and feeds a crowd fast. (via Feel Good Foodie)

3-Ingredient Beer Cheese Dip

A Spicy Perspective

This dip has just a hint of spice and takes just three ingredients: cream cheese, pepper jack cheese, and beer! (via A Spicy Perspective)

Spicy Sriracha White Bean Dip

White On Rice Couple

Slices of crispy rosemary flatbread or pieces of crudité make the perfect scoops for this beautiful bean dip. (via White On Rice Couple)

Paleo French Onion Dip

Olive You Whole

Keep it on the lighter, dairy-free side with cashew milk yogurt and loads of delicious herbs and spices. (via Olive You Whole)

Lebanese Garlic Dip

Forks & Foliage

Pair this easy toum with grilled chicken, roasted veggies, and french fries. You don't even need a food processor! (via Forks & Foliage)

Spicy Feta Dip

Fancy Peasant

Otherwise known as tirokafteri, this simple dip is nicely spicy and so easy to love. (via Fancy Peasant)

Lasagna Dip

Rachel Mansfield

Made with gluten-free chips, this meat lasagna inspired dip will stand out from the potluck crowd. (via Rachel Mansfield)

Roasted Red Pepper Dip

The Endless Meal

Serve up some shrimp and veggie skewers with this delicious dip. (viaThe Endless Meal)

Sour Cream & Onion Dip

Cozy Cravings

This classic dip starts with a sour cream base, sautéd onion, dried spices, fresh chives, and a little Worcestershire. Just add ruffled chips! (via Cozy Cravings)

Cheddar-Jalapeño Cheese Dip

My Food and Family

Be sure to set aside a can of beer to whip up this dip that's perked up with fresh jalapeños. You can never serve enough cheese dip. Or beer-laden foods. (via My Food and Family)

Mom's 7 Layer Dip

Sweet Pea's Kitchen

20 minutes is all you need to create this yummy dip — but we bet it'll be eaten is less time than that! (via Sweet Pea's Kitchen)

Roasted Cauliflower White Pizza Dip

Half Baked Harvest

Forget delivery. This cheesy-pizza dip is sure to be a hit when served with crackers. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Easy Bean Dip

Live Eat Learn

Whip up this vegetarian bean dip in only 5 minutes. (via Live Eat Learn)

Smoked Salmon Dip

Chez Us

This luscious concoction works well with both beer and bubbly to wash it down! (via Chez Us)

Roasted Beet Hummus

Chef Bai

Add a colorful dip to your veggie platter with this yummy beet hummus recipe. (via Chef Bai)

Buffalo Chicken Dip

The Primal Kitchen

Buffalo wings are a classic Super Bowl snack that, we are happy to announce, you can now enjoy in dip form. (via The Primal Kitchen)

Ethereally Smooth Hummus

Smitten Kitchen

Peeling the skin from each bean is a tedious step, but it's the the trick for creating unbelievably creamy hummus. (via Smitten Kitchen)

Cheese Chorizo Caramelized Onion Dip

Foodie Crush

Talk about flavor packed! This slightly-smoky, spicy chorizo dip is impossible to resist. (via Foodie Crush)

Restaurant-Style Salsa

The Pioneer Woman

Make this salsa along with your guacamole and queso to create the ultimate hat trick of dips! (via The Pioneer Woman)

Jalapeño Popper Dip

Carlsbad Cravings

Another classic football finger food gets a makeover in dip form! (via Carlsbad Cravings)

Hot Crab Dip

Food Network

Treat your favorite team to this delightful dip. (via Food Network)

Toffee Fruit Dip

I'm Topsy Turvy

This creamy, toffee-dotted dessert dip is a great way to sweeten up your Super Bowl spread. (viaI'm Topsy Turvy)

Smoked Fish Dip

Cilantro Parsley

This creamy dip has a smoky flavor and can be served with water crackers or tortilla chips. (via Cilantro Parsley)

Simple Cheesy Bean Dip

The Original Dish

Made with white beans, canned tomatoes, and plenty of cheese, this easy dip recipe comes together in a mere 20 minutes. (via The Original Dish)

What's your go-to dip to serve for the Super Bowl? Find more delicious Super Bowl dip recipes on our Food page!

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