Football snacks?

Me too...but my Ravens are out...BOO!!! Anyhow, I like to do ground turkey meatballs with marinara or ground turkey chili, veggies and dip (sour cream with ranch packet), fruit salad, chicken or cubed beef kabobs. The kabobs are usually a hit because you can just pick them up and eat them but a bit of a pain to make. But I do peppers, onions and potatos with some type of meat and you can marinate them and do them in the broiler of your oven. Or you can do them with shrimp or scallops too or add mushrooms and other veggies.

How about baked chicken wings or baked skinless boneless wings. Turkey Meatballs, chips and salsa is not all that bad for you if you don't eat a whole bag of chips.

Try making wings but bake them instead!! And I buy just the fresh raw drummettes at the meat counter. Sprinkle with a chili powder, salt and pepper, and a tiny bit of olive oil. Bake at like 425 until crispy. Then toss with frank's red hot that has been heated up in the pan with about 1 Tbsp butter. Make your dipping sauce with reduced fat blue cheese crumbles, salt and pepper, and non fat greek yogurt. I am a wing nut, and these taste like the real thing. Better if you ask me. Serve with celery and carrots (because you are going to want to get the last bits of that dip somehow). This is from the cook this not that cookbook.

For the person who said chicken kabobs they have stubs chicken marinade that's not all that bad for you and it would taste great with those. Green Pepper, whole small tomatoes, onions yummm. I think we might have to make that this week. Thanks

Chili! there's a lot of healthy ways to make chili and even some canned stuff isn't that high in calories. As far as dips, hungry girl has a great 7 layer dip on hungry-girl.com and baked not fried tortilla chips. Also 98% fat free hot dogs, lower calorie buns, use non fat greek yogurt instead of sour cream, totally yummy. grilled cheese can be made for 150 cal per sandwich with low calorie bread and weight watcher 1 slice per two pieces of bread. veggie tray to fill up on that before hitting the main table. Have diet sodas and waters available, as well as the regular stuff. boca burgers, reduced calorie buns. ketchup, stay away from mayo and regular creamy condiments, use the substitutions like nonfat greek yogurt (tastes the same as fat free sour cream, but more nutritious) instead. Also, I recommend the riblets which can be pricey like $3.99 per package, but they are delicious and waay better for you than traditional ribs. And they are microwaveable, and terrific on a french roll.