A Round-up of Our Best Game Night Snacks

Cubes of leftover spicy fried chicken are combined with sweet pineapple, jalapenos, red onion and plenty of cheese for nachos that you won’t be able to resist. Don’t forget to serve it with a generous dollop of jerk sour cream.

Looking for creative ways to use up last night’s chicken? Here are some leftover chicken recipes you’ll look forward to devouring.

Add these crispy battered cauliflower bites with Korean Gochujang pepper paste to your game night spread, and watch them disappear before your eyes. Light yet fiery, these Korean-inspired snacks pair perfectly with a frosty beer.

Swap out the popcorn for some corn dip! Elote, also known as Mexican street corn, is the inspiration behind this creamy, cheesy dip. When in season, fresh corn kernels work beautifully although frozen corn works equally as well in the recipe.

While full-sized burgers may be a bit much to make for game night snacks, these beef sliders are the ideal bite. Brioche buns, Gruyere cheese and Dijon mustard really set this recipe apart from the pack, giving them an elevated touch.

If you want a plant-based option to serve instead, consider these vegan sloppy joe sliders.

If you can’t decide between guacamole and hummus, this green dip is the answer. Ripe avocado, edamame and green peas are combined until velvety smooth, making it the perfect accompaniment for tortilla chips, crudités or pita bread.

Poutine isn’t the easiest game night snack to serve, so that’s where these air fryer cheese curds come into play. Encased in panko breadcrumbs, they only take 20 minutes to make. Serve it with a homemade gravy for dipping.

Ever wondered what happens when you combine comforting Canadian poutine with West Indian curry? The answer is this must-try chicken poutine.

You don’t have to go to a movie theatre to nosh on nachos with jalapeno cheese sauce. Don’t forget the pickled peppers on the side for your guests who like their dip with an extra kick.

Pigs in a blanket are a game night classic but if you’re looking for a fun twist on franks wrapped in pastry, this recipe delivers. Ham, pineapple, tomato sauce and mozzarella are wrapped in pizza dough, baked to golden, melty perfection, and served with marinara on the side for dipping.

Can you call it a game night spread if there aren’t any wings? You can never go wrong with a classic Buffalo wing, but these hot and spicy jerk chicken wings deserve a spot at your table.

Break out the air fryer for these plump, succulent coconut shrimp that will become a go-to game night snack. The recipe calls for a spicy mayo dipping sauce, but you can choose a sweet chili or a classic cocktail sauce instead.