Delightful Game-Day Dips

As yet another football season descends upon us, you're probably getting tired of all your classic game-day dips. Seriously, how many more times can you stomach seven-layer dip?

Four ingredients are all it takes to make this easy slow-cooker buffalo cheese dip. Add in some shredded cooked chicken to bulk up the dip. Click here to see the recipe.

Lighten up pimento cheese dip with Greek yogurt and light (Neufchatel) cream cheese. Spread this dip between two slices of bread or serve with vegetables, crackers, or chips for dipping. Click here to see the recipe.

Use leftover Thanksgiving turkey in this simple smoked buffalo turkey dip. Click here to see the recipe.

Tzatziki is an easy-to-make Greek condiment. Bright flavors from the lemon juice and zest pair well with cool cucumber and Greek yogurt. Use as a dip, sandwich spread, and sauce for meat and seafood — tzatziki does it all. Click here to see the recipe.

All of the burger with none of the bun, this simple dip recipe uses three different types of cheese for maximum cheesiness. Click here to see the recipe.

Step outside the pie mold and use pumpkin purée to make a simple sweet pumpkin butter dip. Click here to see the recipe.

A no-cook, dairy-free dip perfect for game day. Ground cashews create a surprisingly cheesy base for this flavorful and healthy party dip. Click here to see the recipe.

This chickpea-based spread is simple to make and can easily be customized to fit your taste or the ingredients you have on hand. Once you have the basic method down, substitute your favorite beans, spices, and flavorings. Click here to see the recipe.

Dips can be dessert, too. Serve this indulgent (yet low-calorie) dip with pretzels or sweet crackers. Click here to see the recipe.

Mix Greek yogurt with shredded carrots, garlic, and olive oil for this healthy game-day dip. Click here to see the recipe.

Cream cheese mixed with shredded cheese creates a creamy, dippable queso without the usual brick of cheese product. Click here to see the recipe.