21 Recipes That Will Make You LOVE Veggies

Besides elegant endive and our favorite fiery appetizer, the jalapeño popper, there are so many more veggies that benefit from a little filling. Everything from avocados (yes, technically a fruit, but we’re okay with bending some rules for these creamy beauts) to zucchini make a beautiful canvas to load up with extra flavor. Enjoy these 21 stuffed vegetable recipes — they’re a great way to pack more produce onto your plate and turn veggie haters into lifelong fans.

1. Paleo Stuffed Avocados With Cilantro Cream Sauce: Creamy avocado stuffed with seasoned, shredded chicken and drizzled with a lovely crema are a treat any time. Serve these up for Cinco de Mayo or as a hearty-yet-healthy appetizer for your Super Bowl party. (via Fed and Fit)

2. Cheesy Stuffed Peppers: Tons of cheese and a few briny additions keep these vegetarian stuffed peppers just as exciting as their meat-filled counterparts. (via Devour)

3. Ricotta and Pesto Stuffed Tomatoes: Enjoy the classic Italian flavors stuffed inside these sweet roasted tomatoes. Although an accompaniment is not necessary, a crusty loaf of no-knead bread would bring it to the next level. (via Sugar Et Al)

4. Queso-Stuffed Padron Peppers: Use toasted slices of bread to scoop up these oozing peppers served over a kicky romesco sauce. (via Little Ferraro Kitchen)

5. Stuffed Cucumber Kimchi: A terrific alternative to the usual dill pickles and standard cabbage kimchi. You get a good dose of heat and pickle-y action in every bite. (via K Solomon)

6. Chile Rellenos With Chipotle Cream Sauce: There’s no shortage of stringy, cheesy goodness and spice here. (via Perpetually Hungry)

7. Blue Cheese Guacamole Stuffed Mushrooms With Buffalo Sauce: Everyone will love this fusion of a few favorite appetizers. Loaded with guacamole and blue cheese, they’re nothing short of irresistible. (via Half Baked Harvest)

8. Italian Stuffed Peppers: The filling is nearly a meal in and of itself. Featuring veggies, potatoes, meat and a whole lotta cheese, you’ll be stuffed when you’re through. (via The Nourishing Home)

9. Lemon-Garlic Stuffed Artichokes (Gluten-Free): Simple and elegant, stuffed artichokes are a great way to transition from the jarred kind to a fresher, more delicious approach. (via The Sensitive Foodie)

10. Crab and Couscous Stuffed Tomato Salad: Save this one for when tomatoes are at their peak sweetness at the farmers’ market. A quick-cook stuffing of dressed crab and couscous just screams summertime fun. (via She Knows)

11. Chicken and Mushroom Stuffed Peppers: Packed with tons of produce and flavor, this lightened-up stuffed pepper is crave-worthy fare that you can feel good about. (via Foodie Crush)

12. Caprese Quinoa Grilled Stuffed Mushrooms: Tossing the mushrooms on the grill not only gives them great flavor, but also keeps your kitchen cool at the same time. Serve up these stuffed ‘shrooms at your next cookout. (via Half Baked Harvest)

13. Mexican Millet Stuffed Peppers: A combo of beans and millet make for one filling filling. The host of sweet, savory and spicy additions definitely kick things up a notch too. (via Healthfully Ever After)

14. Vegan Zucchini Sweet Potato Rolls: What a fun new way to stuff zucchini. You’ll love the creamy intermingling of sweet potatoes and avocado in the middle, as well as the abbreviated ingredients list — only FOUR items plus salt and pepper. (via Lemons and Basil)

15. Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese Stuffed Mushrooms: Make these delish appetizers for any winter celebration — they go from New Year’s to Super Bowl with ease. (via Mummy’s Fast and Easy)

16. Wild Rice and Sausage Stuffed Peppers: In search of a classic, Italian-style stuffed pepper? Look no further: This pesto-enhanced version is a total winner. (via Fork Knife Swoon)

17. Salsa, Bacon and Cheese Dip Stuffed Mushrooms: Let’s just say rich, creamy cheese plus bacon and a spoonful of salsa make for some totally poppable treats. (via Diethood)

18. Smoky Breakfast Stuffed Poblano Peppers: Talk about a great way to wake up your tastebuds in the morning. A hearty hash brown and egg stuffing gives these bad boys some serious staying power. (via A Spicy Perspective)

19. Provencal-Style Stuffed Onions: Serve these well-seasoned onions on the side of a simply roasted chicken or pork loin. Heads up: They just might steal the spotlight. (via The View From the Great Island)

20. Shrimp-Stuffed Avocados With Mango-Jalapeño Salsa: A double dose of mango action enlivens these shrimpy stuffed avocados with a tropical flair. (via Chocolate for Basil)

21. Triple Threat Potatoes: Baked, mashed and fried, these potatoes showcase all of the spud’s good sides in just two bites. (via Brit + Co)

Which vegetables do you enjoy stuffing with flavorful fillings? Share yours with us below!

A few years ago, blogger Aaron Hutcherson from The Hungry Hutch teamed up with Meiko Drew of Meiko and the Dish to host a Black History Month Virtual Potluck. In an article on Tasting Table, Hutcherson wrote: "This virtual potluck is our small part to show society that 'black food' is more than fried chicken, macaroni and cheese, and collard greens (though there's some of that too)." A number of bloggers created one dish for the occasion, and that means that you can try something new every day. And we're totally here for the diverse cuisines featuring African, Caribbean, Southern, and Creole recipes. We're fixing you a plate so sit back and relax because you're definitely in for a delicious meal.

Scroll on for the tastiest Black History Month recipe inspo!

Better-Than-Jiffy Cornbread

Brandi's Foodie Diary

Nobody will be able to resist this buttery skillet cornbread that has a beautiful crust on the edges and is super moist on the inside. Who's ready for a slice? (via Brandi's Foodie Diary)

Honey Turmeric Chicken

The Seasoning Bottle

The word "tender" does not even begin to describe just how moist these chicken thighs are. And honey and turmeric are both known for their healing health benefits so go ahead, have another piece. You have the ultimate built-in excuse. (via The Seasoning Bottle)

Shrimp In Spicy Cream Sauce

This Bago Girl

These spicy shrimp are super succulent and pair well with any southern side, like mashed potatoes. (via This Bago Girl)

Sausage-Stuffed Collard Green Wraps

Beautiful Eats & Things

These stuffed collard green wraps are really a whole meal rolled into one bite, and we are so ready to try it. (via Beautiful Eats & Things)

Nigerian Jollof Rice

Dash of Jazz

There's rice, and then there's *this* spiced jollof rice that's known for its unbelievable flavors, which hail from Nigeria. (via Dash of Jazz)

Olive Oil-Braised Collard Greens

Eat. Drink. Frolic.

Honestly, it doesn't matter how collard greens are cooked, they will always have a place on our table. Braised in olive oil and seasoned just right, these greens have an indescribably amazing taste. (via Eat. Drink. Frolic.)

Pilau Masala

Chocolate for Basil

We've said it once, and we'll say it again: There's nothing better than a generous serving of spiced rice. Trust us, you need to be adding pico to all of your rice dishes. (via Chocolate for Basil)

Bourbon & Peach-Glazed Salmon

Marisa Moore Nutrition

For a show-stopping salmon recipe, grab a bag of frozen peaches and cook it down with honey for a tasty peach glaze. The flavor contrast between the peaches and chipotle peppers will release fireworks on your taste buds. (via Marisa Moore Nutrition)

Creole Seafood Courtbouillon

Beyond The Bayou

Red snapper, blue crab, and shrimp. Can you really pass on this recipe, pronounced coo-be-yon, that's cooked in stewed tomatoes and a seafood stock with a splash of white wine? (via Beyond The Bayou)

Creamy Seafood Stew

Savory Spicerack

How does fish and shrimp swimming in a pool of coconut cream with leeks, celery, and blackening seasoning sound to you? We think we can all agree — delicious. (via Savory Spicerack)

Crawfish Étouffée

High Heels & Good Meals

Pronounced eh-too-fay, it means "smothered" in French and consists of mouthwatering seafood in a classic Cajun roux. This 30-minute recipe is made with crawfish, but feel free to sub with shrimp, if you desire. (via High Heels & Good Meals)

Buttermilk Biscuits with Fried Chicken & Honey Tabasco

Food Is Love Made Edible

Sink your teeth into this perfectly crunchy fried chicken, and don't stop until you reach the fluffy biscuits with a drizzle of honey sauce. (via Food Is Love Made Edible)

Sweet Desserts Fit For A Black History Month Potluck

Cinnamon Raisin Bread Pudding with Maple Glaze

D.M.R. Fine Foods

There are some classic dessert combos that will never get old, and this is definitely one of them. When you combine crusty bread with eggs to make a fluffy bread pudding, you can't possibly just eat one bowl. (via D.M.R. Fine Foods)

Candied Bourbon Peach Cobbler

Meiko and the Dish

Feast your eyes on that buttery, flaky crust enveloping bourbon-drenched peaches. A spoonful of your favorite ice cream is definitely necessary to top things off. (via Meiko and the Dish)

Fried Peach Pies

Domestic Dee

Grab a couple of peaches and lots of cinnamon to make these crispy, flaky hand pies. They have all the scrumptious flavors you know and love from your favorite aunt's peach pie, just in a smaller size. (via Domestic Dee)

Orange Bundt Cake with Vanilla Glaze

The Hungry Hutch

This cake is so beautiful, that you'd never guess that it's not made with fresh oranges but rather orange juice instead. (via The Hungry Hutch)

Blackberry Cobbler

Simply LaKita

Are we the only ones salivating at these beautiful ramekins piled high with homemade crust, sweetened blackberries, and vanilla ice cream? Pro tip: Add some lemon zest to the fruit to intensify the flavors. (via Simply LaKita)

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Planning a bathroom renovation? You're in luck because you haven’t committed to any trends that are headed for a 2025 exit. Home design trends typically have a shelf life of about a decade, which aligns perfectly with the timeline for refreshing your space — especially if you're planning to upgrade for resale value. In 2025, staples like white subway tile, black-and-white farmhouse vibes, and ultra-modern frameless mirrors are making their grand exit, and good riddance. Taking their place are organic, earthy shapes and tones, bringing a warm, natural touch to modern bathroom design.

Scroll to see 12 outdated bathroom trends to ditch in 2025!

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1. Black & White Farmhouse

What to do instead: Over the past decade, this stark look dominated bathrooms, but it’s time to bring in some warmth and personality. The latest bathroom trends focus on natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, paired with earthy tones such as rich browns, deep greens, and soft rosy hues to create a cozy, inviting space. If you’re still drawn to the modern farmhouse aesthetic, give it a fresh update by incorporating vintage art and unfinished brass accents — subtle nods to the past with a modern, elevated twist.

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2. Frameless Mirrors

What to do instead: Framed mirrors add character and tie into your bathroom's aesthetic. Organic oval shapes, art deco-inspired curves, and frames made from materials like wood and brass, even blending the frame color into the wall's paint color, are becoming popular choices.

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3. Carrara White Marble

What to do instead: This overdone material can look overly sterile, especially when it takes over a bathroom like this one. Instead, add earthy elements like artisanal zellige-style tiles from places like Zia Tile and Fireclay Tile, as well as unique marbles in jewel tones like red jasper.

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4. Ornate Fixtures

What to do instead: An antique piece or two can add character and charm to a bathroom. This space feels overwhelmed by too many vintage elements and lacks sophistication. Instead, opt for clean-lined fixtures in matte black or brushed brass, pair them with natural stone countertops, and select a mirror and lighting with a more refined, architectural design.

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5. Jacuzzi Tubs (And This Glass Block Window)

What to do instead: Freestanding tubs or spacious showers with a steam feature offer a more elegant and modern alternative to bulky jacuzzi tubs, which not only hog space but are also notoriously difficult to clean. The glass block window dates the bathroom's design even more. For a fresher, more open feel, enjoy the view and bring in natural light with a clear glass window if privacy isn’t a concern.

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6. Tile Explosion

What to do instead: Give your bathroom a breather with some bare walls for a modern look. Combine tiles you love with painted walls, wood paneling, or textured finishes, and use them strategically, like in the shower or as a backsplash.

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7. Vessel Sinks

What to do instead: Vessel sinks are leaving the trend sphere in 2025. (I'm also not a fan of pedestal sinks). Instead, opt for integrated sinks in stone or concrete for a seamless look, or choose under-mount sinks with a quartz or earth-toned marble countertop.

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8. Generic Overhead Lighting

What to do instead: The classic "boob lights" and generic ceiling mounts often seen in rentals are overstaying their welcome. Instead, elevate your space with softer, layered lighting or modern sconces that provide a warm, flattering glow.

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9. Traditional Bath Mats

What to do instead: Washable rugs made from natural wool or cotton are emerging as decor statement in bathrooms, offering unique colors and eye-catching prints. If you're partial to a traditional bathmat, consider keeping it tucked away until you need it, rather than displaying it, to keep your bath from feeling outdated.

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10. White Subway Tile

What to do instead: White subway tile in traditional brick or herringbone patterns are on their way out. They're overdone and a bit sterile. Shades like sage green, dusty pink, warm clay, or earthy tones can make the space feel more welcoming.

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11. Faux Wood Tile

What to do instead: Anything pretending to be what it's not is out for 2025. Faux wood tile or vinyl can make your home look cheap and outdated. Instead, choose natural stones, porcelain, and cement tiles, or go for an actual wood flooring that is protected for moisture.

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12. Overly Themed

What to do instead: Avoid being too gimmicky in your bathroom decor with a theme like beach, western, or industrial. Draw inspiration from nature, use organic materials like natural stone, and incorporate greenery with potted plants. Here's inspiration for a coastal home if you're into the beach vibes!

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If you had to guess the Super Bowl food ideas that Pinterest peeps are pinning most this week, what would you say? Chips and dip, meatballs, sliders, chicken wings, and random clever football-shaped foodsfor sure. What about that actual *recipes* — wouldn't you love to get your hands on those? Well, you're in luck!

Turns out, tater tots in all shapes, forms, and flavors are driving everyone pin-happy, and that's not all. Keep scrolling for the actual recipes that Pinners across the globe will be making — and eating — this coming game day.

You'll want to add these Super Bowl recipes to your inspo boards ASAP!

What are the most popular Super Bowl foods?

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  1. Chicken Wings. They're super easy to snack on during the big game festivities and can be made in tons of flavors.
  2. Buffalo Chicken Dip. Our mouths are watering just thinking about the delicious buffalo flavors we’ll devour.
  3. Spinach Artichoke Dip. Hey, at least there’s some veggies in there.
  4. Pizza. This one obviously speaks for itself.
  5. 7-Layer Dip. It’s like the perfect deconstruction of our favorite taco recipe.

What is good food for a Super Bowl party?

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The best food for a Super Bowl party is a dish that’s easy to snack on. We recommend setting out finger foods to enjoy throughout the day, in between refreshing drinks and cheering on your team!

What is the most popular Super Bowl snack?

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Chicken wings are the most popular Super Bowl snack, likely due to how easy they are to prep and eat! They've always been a tailgate staple, so it makes sense that wings are around for the big game.

What can I cook for the Super Bowl?

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Look no further than these stellar recipes for Super Bowl Sunday. We’ve included something that everyone can enjoy, from delectable chicken wings to ultra-cheesy nachos. Plus, you’ll want to prep something sweet to end the day!

Lemongrass & Sriracha Chicken Kebabs

Brit + Co

Add some kick to your Super Bowl Sunday with a few of these spicy chicken kebabs! They're marinated in a delicious Sriracha lime sauce *and* there's even a sweet chili lime sauce for all your dipping needs. (via Brit + Co)

Smoked Salmon Poke Bites

Sarah Anderson

We could eat poke every day, but you can give it a Super Bowl upgrade by turning it into a tasty finger food. Salmon, avocado, and red onions work together seamlessly. Even the kids are going to love these bites! (via Sarah Anderson for Brit + Co)

Mini Baked Potatoes

Brit + Co

As far as we're concerned, baked potatoes are a football game staple, no matter which game we're watching. And the fact that these babies are bite-sized just makes them easier (and cuter) than ever. (via Brit + Co)

Chicken, Pesto, & Sun-Dried Tomato Egg “Pizza"

The Whole Smiths Good Food Cookbook © 2018 by Michelle Smith

Not only are these pizzas the perfect finger food, but they're also healthier than your average pie. You can have your pals come over early to customize them before the game starts! (viaBrit + Co)

No-Bake Baileys Bonbons

Brittany Griffin

No-bake desserts are basically your Super Bowl BFF, because with all the other cooking you're doing, who has time for a super fancy dessert?! All you need is butter, heavy cream, Baileys, dark chocolate chips, and sprinkles. Voilà! (via Brit + Co)

Bacon-Wrapped Cheesy Stuffed Jalapeños

Sally's Baking Addiction

Our mouths are watering just looking at these bad boys. Cheese, garlic, and paprika make these stuffed peppers extra flavorful, and the fact that they take under an hour is just the cherry on top. Quick Super Bowl food ideas FTW! (via Sally's Baking Addiction for Brit + Co)

Cheesy Keto Tots

Ryan Shelley

This appetizer takes everyone's fave tater tots to a whole new level. This cauliflower rice version is so easy to make, and your guests will go absolutely nuts over them. Don't worry though, you can definitely still dunk them in ketchup. (via Brit + Co)

Sweet + Spicy Coca-Cola Chicken Wings

Always Order Dessert

If there's anything more crowd-pleasing on game day than a giant platter of piping hot, crispy chicken wings, we haven't seen it yet. This barbecue sauce in this Super Bowl food idea is sweet and spicy, thanks to the secret ingredient: cola. (via Always Order Dessert)

Super-Easy Bacon Cheddar Football Cheese Ball

Peas and Crayons

When it comes to game-day snackage, you can't go wrong with something cheesy. This football-shaped cheese ball is so adorable it serves as both food and table decor. And with bacon, cream cheese, and cheddar, everyone's going to love it.(via Peas and Crayons)

Loaded Tater Tot Skewers

Made With Happy

Tater tot skewers are one of the biggest Super Bowl food trends on Pinterest — and with good reason. They're crispy and crunchy delicious and *so* easy to eat while mingling with friends and cheering on your team. (via Made With Happy)

Buffalo Chicken Dip Sliders

Half Baked Harvest

Nothing screams 'Super Bowl' quite like sliders do. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Quinoa & Turkey Stuffed Mini Peppers

The Girl on Bloor

These bite-sized beauties are shockingly healthy, thanks to the whole grain quinoa and lean turkey. Yum! (via The Girl on Bloor)

Rainbow Veggie Dippers

Always Order Dessert

Sure, you could just lay out a tray of crudite and bowl of dipping sauce, but these single-serving shot glasses really class up your Super Bowl food act. Better make a bunch, because they'll disappear as quickly as you can bring them out. (via Always Order Dessert)

Baked Buffalo Cauliflower Bites

Life Tastes Good

These spicy bites are meatless and dairy-free, but so full of buffalo-spice flavor. Prepare for the onslaught, because everyone will want the recipe. Don't forget the vegan ranch! (via Life Tastes Good)

Jalapeño Popper Cheesy Garlic Bread

Crunchy Creamy Sweet

Who doesn't love cheesy garlic bread?! It may be better to place a tray at each end of the table, to avoid a buffet line traffic jam when the fam stampedes. No matter who's pulling for which team, everyone will be united over this tasty Super Bowl dish. (via Crunchy Creamy Sweet)

Sweet Potato Tots

Sweet As Honey

From breakfast to snack time, everyone's digging the tater tots trend, and it's a miracle that they fit the bill for Super Bowl food ideas. These are extra healthy, thanks to the sweet potatoes, and there's SOOO much cheesy goodness in every bite. (via Sweet As Honey)

Baked Parmesan Hash Brown Cups

Averie Cooks

These hash browns could not be easier to make. The recipe calls for grating your own potatoes, but you could just as easily use a bag of your fave go-to frozen grated ones. Thanks to all the Parmesan cheese and Panko bread crumbs, they're guaranteed to be a crispy and crunchy delight. (via Averie Cooks)

French Onion Dip

Completely Delicious

This flavorful dip only calls for several simple ingredients, so you can get a dippable snack on the table quick. (via Completely Delicious)

Salt & Vinegar Zucchini Chips

Sugar-Free Mom

Prep these chips the night before, and spend the day watching the game with your family and friends. The recipe calls for a food dehydrator, but you can make them in a traditional oven or toaster oven and they'll be equally delicious — and healthy. (via Sugar-Free Mom)

Chicken Fajita Queso Dip

Inside BruCrew Life

This Super Bowl recipe starts with traditional queso, then takes it up a notch with chicken and fajita seasonings. Pro tip: you can jump-start yours using a store-bought rotisserie chicken and no one will be the wiser. (via Inside BruCrew Life)

Pizza Roll-Ups

Damn Delicious

These easy pizza-inspired appetizers call for just five ingredients. It's best to double up on Super Bowl food ideas as tasty as this one, because when the scent of fresh-baked pepperoni roll-ups hits the TV room, everyone's going to want one (or a few, TBH). (via Damn Delicious)

Carolina-Style BBQ Jackfruit Sliders with Avocado-Apple Slaw

Carrots and Flowers

Another jackfruit miracle, these vegan sliders are full of mustardy-spicy goodness. They're so lip-smacking, finger-licking good, even the carnivores in the house will gobble them up. (via Carrots and Flowers)

Slow Cooker Buffalo Chicken Dip

Gimme Some Oven

Nothing beats a slow cooker recipe when you're feeding a crowd. Especially when it's buffalo chicken! This Super Bowl recipe will free you from spending time in the kitchen when you'd rather be watching for flags on the play. (via Gimme Some Oven)

Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Footballs

Life, Love and Sugar

Nothing's better than cookie dough bites — unless it's cookie dough bites shaped like little footballs! These are seriously yummy and they travel well in the cooler, making them the perfect Super Bowl food to bring to a tailgate. (via Life, Love and Sugar)

Orange Chicken Meatballs

Bakers Royale

Instead of ordering Chinese takeout on game day, make these simple orange chicken meatballs. They're the perfect blend of sweet, savory, and tangy that will keep your taste buds engaged throughout the whole game. (via Bakers Royale)

Memphis Honey Gold Wings

Pink Owl Kitchen

Just look at that sauce. Serve with plenty of ranch and celery sticks to complete this classic platter. (via Pink Owl Kitchen)

Individual 7-Layer Dips

Evolving Table

Our favorite thing about these single-serve dips is that every bite has all the different flavors in it. Make every Super Bowl watch party guest feel extra special by presenting them with their very own seven-layer dip! Just make sure to provide plenty of tortilla chips for dunking. (via Evolving Table)

Waffled Pizza Fries

Real Food by Dad

The best part about the Super Bowl is that you can finally make the snacks you've only ever let yourself dream about. Case in point are these waffled pizza fries, equal parts crispy, gooey, and oozing with flavor. (via Real Food by Dad)

Mini Chicken Tostadas

Pinch and Swirl

Imagine the most perfect bite of nachos. Each of these mini chicken tostadas reaches the ideal balance of flavors and textures so you never get a bite that you don't like! With beans, cheese, and avocado, everyone will be coming back for more of this Super Bowl food. (via Pinch and Swirl)

Crispy Buffalo Brussels Sprouts

Yes to Yolks

Forget tortilla chips — Brussels sprouts can get just as crispy and satisfying! Top them with buffalo sauce, crumbled blue cheese, and plenty of parsley for a healthy snack your guests won't soon forget. This is one of our fave Super Bowl food ideas that packs a healthy(ish) punch. (via Yes to Yolks)

Mini Taco Bowls

Bakers Royale

Crispy, cheesy, and creamy, these taco bowls will be a hit at every Super Bowl function from here on out. They're particularly delish when you can pop a couple alongside a cold sip of beer. They're small enough that you can have one now and one later. (via Bakers Royale)

Chicken Skewer Nachos

Real Food by Dad

It can be hard to find indulgent low-carb party recipes, but this Super Bowl food certainly fits the bill. Chips are swapped with chicken skewers for a snack that's high-protein, fun, and most importantly, delicious. (via Real Food by Dad)

Bang Bang Shrimp

Takes Two Eggs

This saucy shrimp will quickly become a team fave since it's equal parts sweet and spicy. (via Takes Two Eggs)

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This post has been updated with additional reporting by Justina Huddleston, Chloe Williams, and Meredith Holser.

Though known for its massive bulk buys, there are plenty of amazing bite-sized snacks between the aisles at Costco. One thing is for certain: you’ll always have choices to cull through at Costco, even if you’re doing your grocery shopping for a more specific diet or eating style, like vegetarian.

Whether you need a bite for on-the-go or are building your at-home snack stockpile, these vegetarian Costco finds make snacking so much more delightful – and easier on your wallet!

Scroll on for the tastiest vegetarian Costco finds that’ll save your cravings and your budget!

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Unreal Dark Chocolate Coconut Minis

These delicious (but healthy!) chocolate candies taste just like Almond Joy. You can get this bag of 29 bars for just $13, and it's perfect for adding a touch of sweetness to you or your kiddo's lunchbox or even filling up your candy jar at home.

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Kirkland Signature Soft & Chewy Granola Bars

A mere $13 gets you 64 of these soft and chewy granola bars. They're packed with a classic chocolate + oats combo, which truly no one can resist come snack time. The whole fam will be taken care of for weeks.

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Kirkland Signature Extra Fancy Mixed Salted Nuts

These days, $15 for a whopping 2.5 pounds of nuts is a pretty great deal. Make your own trail mix with this medley or simply snack on it as-is.

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Quaker Instant Oatmeal Variety Pack

Though oatmeal isn't the most traditional of snacks, these small packs still make a dependable source of nutrition since they're loaded with fiber and whole grains! Whether you eat 'em for breakfast or a midnight snack, you're still going to feel fulfilled. Just $12 at Costco gets you this wonderful 52-count box!

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Kirkland Signature Peanut Butter Filled Pretzel Nuggets

Oof, peanut butter pretzels are so good. Spend $12 and get this massive 55-ounce jar for all your last-minute snacking needs, from school and work days to hikes and road trips.

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Bobo's PB&Js Oat Sandwich Bars

These PB&J-flavored oat bars are truly addictive. Get 20 bars for $19 at Costco, and prepare to have your mind blown come snack time.

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Kirkland Signature Organic Applesauce

Apple sauce – it's a classic. Just $13 gets you 24 packets to stuff into lunchboxes or throw straight into the fridge.

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Garden Veggie Straws

These crunchy veggie straws will always hit the spot, and the best part is they offer the same saltiness and texture that regular ol' potato chips do – but are way healthier for you. This box only costs $17 for 42 snack-sized bags. Wow.

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Kirkland Signature Milk Chocolate Almonds

When the chocolate cravings start, they can be very hard to stop. This 3-pound jar will help you fix that. It goes for a surprising $23 at Costco!

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Nature's Garden Probiotic Strawberry Yoggies

This $14 Costco deal comes with 30 individually-wrapped servings of these delicious yogurt-covered fruit pieces. With probiotics, fiber, and no artificial ingredients, they'll cure your aching sweet tooth without bogging your body down.

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Simply Protein Crispy Bar Variety Pack

Protein bars can get expensive real quick, but this box of 15 bars (hello, variety!) is just $21, making each bar roughly $1.40 each.

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GoGo SqueeZ YogurtZ Variety Pack

These lil' packs include a blend of low-fat yogurt and real fruit to power your day with calcium and vitamin D. Spend just $11 for 20 packs!

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Jeremy Allen White is set to star in a developing Netflix limited series based on the André Aciman novel, Enigma Variations.

The title comes from the same author as Call Me by Your Name, which was adapted for film in 2017 and starred Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer with critical acclaim.

Enigma Variations, like Call Me by Your Name, explores romance and attraction through a queer lens, and White would depict a bisexual man if the project moves forward. We’ve never seen him in a queer role before, so this news is super exciting!

Scroll on for everything we know about Jeremy Allen White’s latest project, Enigma Variations.


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According to "exclusive" sources that spoke to Variety, the limited series based on André Aciman’s Enigma Variations is currently in development at Netflix.

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Jeremy Allen White will not only star in the series, but will also serve as an executive producer.

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Enigma Variations, the namesake novel, is described as “a passionate portrait of love's contradictory power, in five illuminating stories.”

The book follows Paul and charts his experiences with several “consuming and covetous” loves. The story ultimately highlights the “transient” nature of Paul’s relationship with love, romance, and attraction while revealing his path to self-discovery.

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Author of Enigma Variations André Aciman will executive produce alongside White. Aciman was involved in the film adaptation of his other title, Call Me by Your Name, which received impressive critical acclaim and even won an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay at the 90th Academy Awards.

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Per Variety, Enigma Variations is “currently in development” at Netflix, so it may be a while before we know the exact timeline for the series’ filming and release dates. Jeremy Allen White is the only actor attached to the project at the moment, but we can’t wait to see who else gets cast for the story.

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