23 Keto Super Bowl Recipes For Celebrating The Game & Staying In Ketosis

No need to panic, as we’ve scoured hundreds of keto recipes to bring you a keto-twist on some Super Bowl favorites. This way you can spend less time focused on what you can eat and more time on the game or the people you’re with (if that’s more your tune).

Satisfy your needs and those of your friends with these keto friendly skewers that are also gluten-free, paleo, and whole30-approved. Not only are they are delicious, they also feature our favorite high-quality fat, avocado oil, as well as garlic, known to boost the immune system, and turmeric for anti-inflammatory properties. They’re easy-to-make and healthy—grab one and pass the plate! 

We love a creamy dip that’s so flavorful and thick it even fools our dairy-eating friends. This jackfruit dip is a delicious twist on a classic buffalo dip and is packed with protein and vitamins so you can feel good putting it on everything.

There’s nothing better on Super Bowl day than a steaming cup of chili. Even better is when it only takes 30 minutes to make. Stay in ketosis and fill-up on all the good stuff—grass-fed beef, bone broth, garlic, and tomatoes.

Nachos are pretty much a must on Superbowl Sunday. These cauliflower tots are a great way to satisfy your craving without kicking yourself off the keto train. They only take 15 minutes to make and are dairy-free, gluten-free, and paleo (the list goes-on!). Here’s to healthy snacking!

If you’re always craving fries (like we are) you’ll want to give these zucchini fries a try. Zucchini is known to detoxify and aid digestion so you won’t get that typical post-fry food coma we know so well.

These coconut marinated short ribs and kale will take you straight to keto heaven with a marinade featuring one of our favorite keto ingredients—coconut milk. It’s the perfect way to add in a boost of healthy fats not to mention coconut is known to support glowing skin, fight an overgrowth of candida, and help lower blood pressure.

These spring rolls are truly avo-this world. Paleo wraps stuffed with anti-inflammatory ingredients and grilled to crunchy perfection, what more could you want?

A Super Bowl gathering would not be complete without a cheeseburger—make that a keto-friendly bacon cheeseburger minus the bun. The secret behind this goodness? Spaghetti squash. Feed the whole family and some with this hearty and healthy casserole. No bun, no fun? Not this time.

There’s nothing better than eating a pizza and your vegetables all at once. This cauliflower crust pizza is filled with fiber to help you digest as well as vitamin C and antioxidants. Top it off with prosciutto and arugula and you have yourself a keto-dreamy pizza.

These dairy-free, gluten-free, paleo, keto chicken wings are smoked with garlic and chili powder, oregano and parsley, for a light, delicious, snack. They’re the perfect addition to any lineup and you’ll keep going back for more.

These keto meatballs are easy-to-make and even easier to serve! They’re the perfect appetizer or side—all you have to do is pop a toothpick in these tangy and slightly sweet marinated meatballs.

It can be hard to find a good fish taco and especially one that’s keto-friendly. We’re excited to share this taco with blackened salmon and cucumber, avocado salsa. It’s packed with healthy, high-quality fats, topped with a delicious spicy mayo, and wrapped in lettuce. Your taste buds will be thanking you!

Every Superbowl party needs a showstopping dip. This keto, paleo tzatziki features cucumber high in phytonutrients that provide anti-inflammatory benefits, not to mention they a refreshing taste.

If you thought enchiladas were out of the question, think again! These beef and green chile enchiladas feature a creative keto-twist so you can indulge in an all-time favorite.

This light tomato and garlic soup is not only keto-approved, it’s also perfect for those who are dairy-free, paleo, and Whole30. It’ll keep you warm this weekend and features tomatoes (anti-aging and disease-fighting) chicken broth (helps with digestion), and apple cider vinegar (aids weight-loss).

These broccoli cheese bites are the perfect game-day snack and will keep for days, that is, if they are leftovers. While both are low-carb, you can also swap the broccoli rice for cauliflower rice if you’re not a fan of broccoli. Eat them cold or hot and you’ve got yourself a yummy half-time snack.

These turkey meatloaf muffins will serve the whole group and include immune-supporting and brain-boosting ingredients like coconut oil, garlic, and oregano. No need to worry about figuring out portion sizes that’s all taken of.

Loaded nachos, with a low-carb twist. Nachos tend to be the biggest hit in terms of game day snacks, and with these roasted buffalo cauli-nachos, you'll have your game day fix without sacrificing a healthy diet.

These tofu fries are the ultimate french fry alternative. They have enough salt and fat to trick your brain into thinking you're indulging on something unhealthy, all while offering a protein-packed snack. No matter what you dip you choose to pair them with, these fries will not disappoint.

This fried chicken is so crunchy, you'll forget that it's 100% keto-approved. There's a reason we've dubbed this recipe the "new KFC."

In terms of finger food, breadsticks are an easy win. Now keto people can have their breadsticks an eat them, too with this low-carb cauliflower version. Cheesy and soft, these breadsticks will be a huge hit on your game day spread.

Yes, you read that right. Each bite of this dish incorporates all the flavors you could ever want in a game-day recipe, combining three courses into one, crunchy and satisfying plate. You will never look at pizza the same.

A classic mac n' cheese is a fan favorite, no matter your age. This version with cauliflower and cashew "cheese" is sure to be kid-approved and healthy. It's the best of both worlds, if you ask us.