The Super Bowl is this Sunday, and as fans gather to watch the big game, they'll, of course, be indulging in the typical Super Bowl fare. Lots of chips, dips and other fatty foods.

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.

What's a tailgate without a super-sized feast? "The View" co-hosts are sharing the inspiration behind their favorite recipes that are sure to be winners. Read on to find out what the co-hosts are cooking up in this year's "Super Snackdown."

Super Bowl Sunday is as much about gluttony as it is about football. According to a new study by Levity, the average Super Bowl meal clocks in at a staggering 3,506 calories — more than an entire day’s worth of food!

Fast food ranked No. 1 in sodium, researchers noted. Eating too much salt is linked to high blood pressure, heart failure and stroke.

Super Bowl Sunday is more than just a game. It's a full-day event packed with food, friends and entertainment all in the middle of your living room. Whether you're hosting a watch party, making last-minute Super Bowl snacks or watching purely for the Halftime Show,

The Super Bowl is just days away and with it a plethora of snacks, parties and events. Here's a look at where how to celebrate the big game, Nevada style.

Some celebs have go-to dishes they can't wait to whip up for the Super Bowl. We found out what some of their healthiest, and unhealthiest, snacks are.