19 Delicious Super Bowl Dessert Ideas

In my opinion, it’s not a party unless you have dessert. Actually … I think it’s pretty much a tragedy. Some people love to grab champagne when they celebrate, but me? No, no, give me a huge pan of brownies or a tub of ice cream to celebrate. Or to enjoy when I’m wallowing. Which is why you desperately need some Super Bowl dessert ideas for this upcoming weekend — for moments of celebration, and moments of pure disaster. Or to still eat when you’re indifferent on who should win or lose. No matter how you feel, dessert will always be there.

As I write this, I’m thinking, OK, people are going to think I’m crazy, but be honest with yourself — when you go to a Super Bowl party, what is one of the first things you like to do? Because for me, it’s see the dessert options for later. Which is why having the perfect desserts for a party is so key to impressing a person like me. Because, let’s get real, I’m not the only one who does this.

I picked a variety of easy finger food desserts, as well as a beautiful looking Charlotte Cake in case you’re feeling ambitious. There’s an easy cookie recipe, a few magic bars that seriously look like magic, chocolate truffles, rice krispie treats, cookie sandwiches, and even some macarons and bite size apple pies. So whether you enjoy fruit or chocolate for dessert (or even both) here’s a few dessert ideas for your party that would even impress me.

Chocolate Truffles

These little truffles by Natasha’s Kitchen are the perfect finger dessert for large crowds!

Rainbow Rice Krispie Treats

Forget the Super Bowl ... these rice krispie treats by Dessert Now Dinner Later look so fun that I think they may be the whole reason to why you should throw a party in the first place.

Cherry Surprise Honey Cupcakes

Perfect cupcake by Natasha’s Kitchen for the Atlanta Falcons fans — cherry to rep the Falcons color, and a touch of sweet to give it that sweet Atlanta flavor!

Super Soft Strawberry Cookies

Forget buying those soft cookies at the grocery store, because who knows how long they have been sitting out … make them fresh with this recipe by Domestic Fits.

Fruit Cheesecake Bars

Forget the messiness of cutting up a cheesecake and serving when you can serve a tray of these bars by Dessert Now Dinner Later.

Apple Pie Wontons

Again, sip the messiness of an apple pie and make these bite-sized apple pie wontons by A Spicy Perspective!

Raspberry Macarons

These macarons by Natasha’s Kitchen are so cute, they’ll go with your party no matter who you’re routing for!

Salted Almond Butter Fudge

For a vegan dessert idea, try these fudge bars by Oh She Glows.

Chocolate Oatmeal Moon Pies

Upgrade from the usual Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie with this moon pie recipe by Taste and Tell.

Snicker Doodle Sandwiches

Make more little sandwiches/pies with these snicker doodle cookies by A Spicy Perspective.

Caramel Delight Cookie Apple Salad

Any Snickers Salad fans out there? Then you’re probably going to fall in love with this recipe by Something Swanky.

Reese’s Oatmeal Cookies

These cookies by Mom on Timeout are easy to put together in advance, and bake right before the party starts.

Nutter Butter S’mores Magic Cookie Bars

All the magic is in the title, so you should make these by Something Swanky.

Raspberry Coconut Magic Bars

Why not make a whole table of these magic bars by making these by Mom on Timeout as well?

Rhubarb Strawberry Streusel Bars

More bars to try, but these bars by The Kitchn are perfect for the people who love fruity desserts!

Homemade Snickers Bars

Why buy candy when you can make it right at home with Brown Eyed Baker?

Salted Chocolate Avocado Pudding Bowls

These bowls by Oh She Glows are actually made with your favorite — avocado. Yum!

Gooey Caramel Stuffed Brownies

Currently drooling … do you see these brownies by A Spicy Perspective? How could you not make them??

Charlotte Cake

To finish, who would not want to devour this cake in an instant? For a classy Super Bowl desert, why not make this Charlotte Cake by Natasha’s Kitchen?