13 Super Bowl Recipes That Cincinnati Bengals Fans Will Love

If you want to make it the star of the show, serve it as a three-, four- or five-way. (That’s spaghetti, cheese, onions and beans, for the uninitiated.) If you’re in a snacking mood, turn it into coneys.

The peanut butter chocolate balls look like the nut of the Buckeye tree, aka Ohio’s state tree.

Bonus points if you can get your hands on a jar of LaRosa’s sauce to make these crowd-pleasers.

Ditto for the Montgomery Inn barbecue sauce. (Psst: You can snag a bottle—or OK, three—on Amazon.)

Cincinnatians know a bag of Grippo’s potato chips is basically sacred. If you’re not in Ohio, you’ll have to settle for homemade. (It could be worse.)

Confession: We’re not sure how these cream cheese pinwheels became a staple, but it wouldn’t be a Cincy party without them.

If you can’t get to a Servatii bakery for a giant soft pretzel ring, homemade is fine.

Taste of Belgium, but you don’t even have to leave your kitchen. These sweet waffles would make a good handheld dessert, but we wouldn’t judge anyone for serving them alongside the savory fare.

If a Super Bowl party is thrown and there aren’t buffalo wings, did it really happen?

Fun fact: Everyone’s favorite cheese cracker was invented in Ohio. Make your own and blow all your game watch guests away with how good they are.

We’re just speculating, but don’t you think these would be delish with a side of chili?

You’ll probably need a snack for the one Rams fan in attendance. This will do nicely.

The beer keeps the coating light and crunchy. True Cincinnatians will make these with a can of Hudy Delight (and then dip them in Frisch’s tartar sauce, natch).