Adding a little of your favorite brew gives this creamy cheese dip a flavorful kick. Try a dark porter for a more robust taste, or a wheat beer to keep things nice and light.

Homemade guacamole gets even more exciting with the addition of an Anaheim chile and some ranch seasoning.

These mini-pizzas make a great game-time snack or an easy weeknight dinner – just toss a salad together while the chicken is marinating and you’ll have a complete meal ready in minutes.

Turn these tangy meatballs into a dozen tropical sliders by rolling the meat mixture into patties. Serve topped with more red onion and pineapple on a toasted Hawaiian sweet roll or slider bun.

Ranch Buffalo Wings

If you know you’re going to be dipping your Buffalo wings into ranch dressing, why not just bake the flavor right into the sauce?

Created by: Greggy Soriano, Greggy’s Digest

Want a super yummy appetizer that reminds you of a Reuben from your favorite diner or delicatessen? These ooey-gooey, flaky and cheesy empanadas are a fun way to enjoy your favorite sandwich!

Created by: Cathy Pollack, Noble Pig

By itself, beer right out of the bottle is a perfect, self-contained beverage. Its naturally bitter and sweet taste, effervescence (who doesn't appreciate bubbles?) and lower alcohol content are all a plus. So why mess with a good thing?

Created by: Ashley Torres, Pursuit of Shoes

This time of year means lots of game viewing parties, which means lots of chips, dips and veggie dishes, right? I don’t know about you, but I’ve had my fair share of carrot sticks dipped in ranch.

Created by: Elisabeth McKnight, Bella the Blog

Use this simple strawberry syrup recipe to mix up your own batch of homemade soda anytime! This refreshing drink is perfect for get-togethers and cuts out preservatives. 

Created by: Nicole Leggio, Cooking for Keeps

The classic combination of steak, sautéed green peppers and onions with melted provolone cheese in an adorable little slider.

Created by: Greggy Soriano, Greggy’s Digest

Juicy and flavorful meatballs with three different sauces to dip in during the party: An easy, sweet and savory Brown Sugar Barbecue Sauce, Honey Mustard Sauce and a yummy Sweet and Sour Sauce.

Created by: Emily Buys, Clever Housewife

Homemade spring rolls add a little class to any gathering! They’re fairly easy to make, and so good that nobody can turn them down.

Smoky barbeque sauce, cooked pork, and sharp cheddar are swirled with cream cheese for a deliciously satisfying dip.

This is a rich, flavorful, crowd-pleasing chili. Serve alongside chips and dip, chicken wings, and a vegetable tray.

An overnight marinade makes these ribs a big hit on game day. Serve alongside brats and sauerkraut, baked beans, and coleslaw.

All you need to do for this Snack Mix is put everything in a bowl! Double or triple the recipe to feed a larger crowd.

Simple to assemble and delicious to eat, you can make these sweet and salty little sandwiches up to 24 hours in advance. Just be sure to save some for your guests!

Peanut butter cups and a whipped frosting elevate these brownies to a new level of decadence.

Peanut butter chips and chocolate combine to form the ultimate party snack. Store in a tightly-covered container for up to two weeks.

With only a few ingredients, the hands-on prep time is minimal for these frozen treats. Use sprinkles in the color of your favorite team!

Team spirit is the name of the game when it comes to making these creative cupcakes. Enlist your kids to help give each peanut butter cup player a unique look.

Create a delicious world for chocolate-lovers and basketball fans alike with a cake that’s a full court press of fun and whimsy.

Enjoy all the flavor of a Cuban sandwich without the sandwich. You can use ham, deli-style turkey, or a little of both. Just don’t forget the pickle!

Take rice cereal treats to the next peanut-butter-filled-level with this easy adaptation that’s perfect for parties.

Sweet and salty is a taste combination that wins every time, whether you set these crave-worthy bars on a platter or sneak them into a lunchbox

By swapping the full-fat ingredients for some lighter alternatives, you can make this crowd-pleasing dip a more regular family favorite.

Top this irresistible sausage dip with a sprinkle of extra cheese and chopped scallions, then stand back and watch your party guests sprint to the buffet!

When there isn’t much time on your party prep shot clock you can whip up this garden-inspired Italian dip in just a few minutes the night before. Serve with cut vegetables in addition to the snacks for a little extra crunch

If your guests are clambering for heat, an extra dash of hot pepper sauce before serving will take these appetizers from Buffalo-style to “Inferno-style” in no time flat.

Get peanut butter fans on their feet with this easy to multiply snack. Just toss your favorite peanut butter treats with a few handfuls of mixed nuts and your crowd will be cheering in no time.