With Superbowl Sunday coming up, we have our favorite team to root for, friends to mingle with, and great parties to attend. And with great parties comes delicious food and yummy desserts.

But we all know the usual dishes awaiting us at Superbowl Sunday parties. From the burgers, to the chips, dips, cupcakes, and whatever other tasty concoctions there are; Superbowl treats are usually something you indulge in on Sunday, and feel the aftermath of on Monday. But eating flavorful Football themed treats doesn?t have to be something you beat yourself up over this Superbowl Sunday.

With these 10 savory recipes, you can feel better about enjoying the classic treats with a healthy twist, that are sure to be a crowd pleaser all around!

1. Southwest Veggie Nachos

Who doesn?t love nachos? These veggie garnished nachos are rich in flavor and are the perfect game changer when it comes to healthy appetizers.

2. Skinny Baked Mozzarella Sticks

These healthy baked mozzarella sticks are paired great with hearty marinara sauce and are a high protein and low calorie treat that will definitely satisfy your taste-buds.

3. Kale and Artichoke Dip

This lighter alternative to the usual appetizer dip is a savory blend of healthy ingredients that pairs great with chips, bread, or whatever else you want to slather it on.

4. Pepperoni Pizza Muffins

Instead of buying a delivery pizza or frozen pizza rolls, try these two bite pizza muffins that are easy to make and packed with flavor.

5. Mini Turkey Burger Sliders

These easy turkey burger sliders are a delectable treat that are quick to make and can be dressed up in any way you like.

6. Healthy Chicken Fingers

Instead of the usual, fried chicken that packs on the fat and calories, try this lighter baked version of the classic chicken fingers. Plus some delicious low calorie dipping sauces to complete the dish.

7. Mexican Mole Chili

Meaty and hearty chili is always a favorite for Superbowl Sunday. This fiber packed recipe with rich and spicy flavor will rock your tastebuds and leave you feeling guilt free.

8. Chocolate Strawberry Footballs

These fun, easy treats have the perfect combination of fruit and chocolate to get your sweet fix and totally look the part for your Superbowl Sunday.

9. Skinny Fudge Brownies With Butterscotch Drizzle

Brownies are always a favorite when it comes to dessert, and these skinny brownies with no butter or oil ingredients can be enjoyed shamelessly; maybe even twice or three times.

10. Skinny Muddy Buddies

If you?ve ever had muddy buddies, you know that they are the perfect combination of crunchy, salty, sweet, and chocolatey goodness; usually at around 300 calories a cup. This healthier version is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and is a quick an easy recipe to whip up for game day.

Greasy pizzas, french fries, wings, potato chips and creamy dip are just some of unhealthy foods people tend to consume watching football on Sundays. The delicious food is almost as necessary to Sunday football as owning a flat screen TV is. The truth is, you can still have incredibly good food without the fat and calorie binge.

Skinny Buffalo Wings
Buffalo chicken wings are one of the most popular football foods around, but they?re not very healthy. This recipe for tasty broiled chicken wings eliminates frying in oil and the butter traditionally used in hot sauce. A single serving is only 204 calories.

Creamy Spinach Dip
So many creamy dips are high in fat and calories. When you?re watching TV and munching, they can be so hard to resist. Before you know it, you?ve eaten several servings worth of dip and blown your diet to smithereens. This recipe for creamy spinach dip eliminates mayonnaise and sour cream, in favor of lighter ingredients that are just as creamy. Just 54 calories per ? Cup serving.

Coriander-Chile Pinto Bean Dip
This super creamy, spicy bean dip is sure to be a hit. Ingredients include red-wine vinegar and cayenne pepper. If you have a food processor, the recipe will take just minutes to whip up and serve. It will keep in the refrigerator for three days, so you can make it in advance, too. Approximately 120 calories per serving.

Beef and Beer Chili
Possibly the perfect recipe for your football Sunday chili. This is a thick, meaty chili with lots of flavor. The ingredients are simple enough that you probably have most of them on hand already. It takes about 40 minutes to make. You can freeze your leftovers or make extra just to freeze it. One serving is 261 calories.

Crispy Baked Zucchini Fries
Strips of zucchini breaded with flour, garlic, and seasoned breadcrumbs then baked, not fried, make for a delicious finger food. The recipe is simple enough to make more or less depending on how many guests will be sharing with you. These are perfect for dipping in a variety of flavors of dip, so they?ll be great whether you make your own or serve store bought dip. Baking time is just under 20 minutes. These have about 35 calories per serving.

Sweet Potato Skins
A healthy twist on the popular, deep fried, loaded potato skins. This recipe uses light sour cream and light cream cheese to reduce calories in this favorite without compromising on taste. However, you could potentially cut calories even further by swapping some ingredients. This recipe is 367.8 calories per serving, which sounds like a lot, until you compare it to as many as 500 calories per individual fried, loaded skin.

Triple Pepper Nachos
Just about everyone loves a platter of nachos piled high with scrumptious toppings. The scale, however, is not usually quite as happy about those nachos. This recipe involves baking flour tortillas for your own chips. The toppings are simple and include: black beans, chunky salsa, colby and Monterey Jack cheese, red sweet peppers, pepperoncinis, jalape?os, and more. It will take a little more than half an hour to prep and cook. Even with all those toppings, these nachos are only 201 calories per serving.

Whether you make a healthier version of an old favorite or try something new, you can have delicious game time munchies without tons of fat and calories. Don?t be afraid to swap ingredients and try different spices to add more kick to healthy recipes, too.

Cinco de Mayo is a time for indulgence, but you can indulge in delicious foods without racking up your calorie count. Check out these healthy Cinco de Mayo recipes.

1. Edamame Guacamole
This guacamole combines edamame, broccoli, and avocado in a delicious guacamole with the spicy kick of jalape?os.
Calories: 25. Total fat: 2 grams.

2. Chopped Salad with Tortilla Chips and Avocado Dressing
Tasty salad greens with avocado, tomato, onion, and cheese make a fresh salad you and your guests will love. Mix Italian dressing with mashed avocado for the dressing, then top with broken tortilla chips for added crunch.
Calories: 150. Total fat: 10 grams.

3. Confetti-Stuffed Burritos
These healthy burritos are also quick to prepare. They are stuffed with sweet potatoes and re fried beans mixed with onion, garlic, corn, red bell peppers, cilantro, and salsa to give incredible flavor to this low fat dish.
Calories: 251. Total fat: 3.8 grams.

4. Black Bean and Salmon Tostadas
These tostadas pack a megadose of Vitamin C. Use canned salmon to get omega-3s without any complicated preparation. Have delicious tostadas in under half an hour.
Calories: 319. Total fat: 11 grams.

5. Sweet ?n Salty Margarita Cupcakes
These are the perfect cupcakes for Cinco de Mayo. Sweet, salty, and non-alcoholic desserts that won?t break your diet.
Calories: 180. Total fat: 7 grams.