If your only experience with ratatouille is from watching the Disney movie, then you need to try this decadent app for yourself. It has all the ingredients that you’d find in the traditional dish (like stewed veggies), but it’s coated in panko breadcrumbs and fried, making them perfectly poppable for your party.

When you think of Super Bowl party food, you’re probably thinking finger food that’s fried. But if you want to serve something slightly healthy, this country potatoes with haricots verts and wild mushrooms will elevate your affair to something more sophisticated. It’s also an excellent vegetarian option, and at $3.49, won’t break the bank.

If you’re serving burgers and dogs, you probably want a potato to go along with it. But instead of serving the typical spuds, try these better-for-you sweet potato fries instead. Costing $2.49, you can pop them in the air fryer for a crispy tater that your discerning French fry-loving kid will gobble down.

Gouda, kasseri, kefalotyri, blue cheese, and a semi-hard cheese come together beautifully in this Greek spiral. Essentially a Greek cheese pie, it’s a delicious slice of the Greek isles that you can serve right in the comfort of your own home. And opa! It costs $4.49.

To be honest, you already had us at puff pastry. But these frozen bites from Trader Joe’s are also filled with feta cheese and caramelized onions. The 12-piece pack costs $4.99, and all you’ll need to do is pop them in the oven and then onto a serving platter — if you can avoid popping them into your mouth first, that is.

Ribs can be the right app for a Super Bowl party. The Korean style beef ribs have a delish marinade that will spice up any get together. They come fully cooked, so all you’ll need to do is serve them solo on a platter or with a side for an entrée.

There’s something sophisticated about serving focaccia than, say, pizza. And this tomato and red onion Italian variety from Trader Joe’s ($3.99) is decadent and delicious. You could always add some cheese on the top and transform it into a pizza if the kids want it, but with these yummy flavors, you don’t really need to.

You might expect to see corn on the cob, or individual kernels, but corn ribs? Well, this frozen Trader Joe’s app has kid-friendly (and fun) written all over it. Eaten like a French fry, the seasoned corn ribs are vegan and gluten free, and cost $3.99. Heat them up and watch them disappear.

When your party food is taking a little longer to cook than you hoped, you can always serve this meat lasagna instead. Once heated through, the family-style lasagna can be cut into smaller portions to make it into an appetizer-friendly size. With loads of meat and cheese, it’s sure to be a total touchdown (and at $6.49, the price is right, too).

Walk away from the wings for a moment, if you will, and try out these lemongrass chicken spring rolls. They’re crunchy, which makes them perfect for Super Bowl munching, and they’re ready in just three minutes. Serve with a side of dipping sauce, or plain since they’re super savory, making them one of the best frozen appetizers Trader Joe’s has to offer. Ten sticks come in a box for about four bucks.

Made with white meat, basil, garlic and ginger, this crispy appetizer of chicken spring rolls is a crowd-pleaser. That said, one package comes with just five spring rolls, so you’ll either have to buy a couple of boxes, or get crafty and cut them on a diagonal for extra servings.

Surprise your guests by swapping out the salsa for Trader Joe’s delicious cauliflower onion dip. It’s made with roasted cauliflower and onion, and is creamy and dreamy. Serve it with crackers, crudités, or even chunks of fancy French bread. They won’t even miss the red stuff.

Pigs in a blanket. Cocktail beef franks. There are so many names you could call this frozen appetizer from Trader Joe’s, but these pastry pups are essentially mini beef franks wrapped in puff pastry (just with a fancier name). The good-for-you benefit of these pastry pups is that there is no nitrate or nitrite artificially added to them. They have a sprinkling of parmesan cheese, too, which should make them extra crispy once you take them out of the oven. We predict that these puppies will disappear pretty quickly.

You can feel good about your Super Bowl menu lineup when you serve this frozen veggie app from TJ’s: broccoli and cauliflower gratin. The two vegetables make a great team in this cheesy gratin that’s easy on the taste buds.

Make your Super Bowl fiesta fabulous when you serve up these mini beef tacos. Put them on a plate by themselves, or if you want to get really fancy, surround them with some chips, dip, and guac for a total touchdown.

Can you really call it a Super Bowl party if there aren’t any meatballs being served? Trader Joe’s party size frozen mini meatballs can be an easy and affordable way to feed a crowd. These little mini marvels are fully cooked and flame broiled for a just-off-the-grill taste. You can serve them as is, submerge them in some sauce with your choice of pasta, or slice open a hoagie and turn them into the ultimate grinder.

Good luck getting your local pizzeria to deliver on Super Bowl Sunday. Instead, just heat up these bambino pepperoni pizzas, which are perfect for Game Day. There are four mini pizzas in this $4 box, so you might want to pick up a few packages.

Your guests are gonna love these Trader Joe’s frozen wings, which are hot and spicy. You can serve them solo, or with dipping sauces or dressings like ranch or blue cheese. Add some crudités, and you’ve got a platter everyone will gather around.

Nuggets are never a bad Super Bowl Sunday food for kids, and a 16 oz. package of frozen fish nuggets from Trader Joe’s will feed plenty. They’re ideal for the oven, so save your microwave for melting the cheese on top of your nachos instead.

When it comes to easy-to-eat apps, you can’t beat spanakopita. Filled with ingredients like spinach, ricotta, and feta cheese, all that Greek goodness is wrapped in even yummier puff pastry. Spanakopita isn’t something that you’d want to microwave, though, so be sure to heat the apps in the oven so they’ll be ready in time for kick-off. A 12-ounce packet costs $4.49.

Could you crack open a jar of salsa and call it a day? Sure. But what about Trader Joe’s creamy spinach and artichoke dip? The dip, which retails for $3.29, is ideally served warm, and pairs perfectly with better-for-you dippers like crudités, crackers, or multigrain chips. It also offers an extra level of creamy cheesy goodness that your guests will love.

Move over, jalapeño poppers. The buffalo style chicken poppers offer everything you’d want from a Super Bowl Sunday app — and so much more. Inside the crispy phyllo dough is a filling made from white meat chicken and spicy cheese. Yum. There are 10 pieces in this pack, so you might want to score a touchdown (with your guests, that is), and stock up on some extra boxes, just in case the game goes into overtime.

Sure, they look just like tater tots, but there’s so much more to these organic veggie bites than meets the eye. First of all, they’re made with organic vegetables and sunflower seeds. They’re vegan and gluten-free, too. For the kid who might be a stickler about spuds, just serve a dipping sauce (like ketchup or honey mustard), and they’ll (probably) never notice the difference.

Mandarin orange chicken is usually just that — chicken. Not so with this meatless marvel, which is a “chicken-less” orange chicken morsel. But with its delicious sauce and smooth texture, your guests will never suspect that they’re eating a vegan app. The 9.25 oz. package retails for $3.79.

If you’re planning to have an intimate Super Bowl Sunday, why not start guests off with a soup starter? This French onion soup from Cuisine Adventures is a soup-er way to get Game Day going. The vegetarian dish is made from slowly simmered fresh onions, Swiss cheese, and croutons. The cool part about this hot soup is that it microwaves in five minutes flat!

A product of France, Trader Joe’s quinoa duo would be a delightful dish to serve on Super Bowl Sunday. It’s made with quinoa and root veggies like carrots and squash, with a truly tasty sauce. The bag weighs 16 oz. and retails for $3.99, which is a small price to pay for not having to chop up all those veggies yourself.

Ravioli all on its own is yummy, but seasoned, breaded, and fried? Yes, please. This blink-twice-and-they’ll-be-gone breaded fried ravioli is one of Trader Joe’s best frozen appetizers and will probably be the MVP of your party. Although you could bake them in the oven, what would be even more awesome is putting them in an air fryer for some crazy good crispiness. A bowl of warmed marinara is the perfect dipping sauce for these pockets of cheesy deliciousness.

Here’s the thing about mac ‘n cheese. Since it’s such a kid-fave food, it’s gone almost before it’s even gotten to the table. Chances are, though, you might get to dine on the Trader Joe’s Hatch Chile Mac & Cheese for $2.99. Why? Well, in addition to the traditional mac ‘n cheese we all know and love, this more adult-friendly version has roasted chiles from Hatch, New Mexico. And that added spiciness means that there will be more for the adults — for once.

Getting kids to eat their veggies is like an exercise in futility. But they’ll be none the wiser when you serve this cauliflower gnocchi, which, according to Trader Joe’s, is a customer favorite. You can serve it saucy, or even just pop some toothpicks in each one for a quick, easy (and healthy) app. The vegan appetizer comes frozen and costs $2.99.

French fries are fine for any Super Bowl soiree, but what about packing on the potatoes? Trader Joe’s loaded potatoes are made with diced spuds, ground beef, tomatoes, and cheeses. (Note: cheeses, not just one cheese.) Of course, you could always add onto the app by sprinkling extra ingredients on the top, like sliced green onions, or, you know, more melted cheese. This will definitely be a dish that guests will want to scoop up and plop on their plates.

French fries made from potatoes are so passé. These better-for-you Root Vegetable Fries from Trader Joe’s are tasty, and healthier, too. They’re made from roasted sweet potatoes, carrots, beets, and parsnips, only in fry form. Your kids might find the colorful “fries” fun to eat, but don’t worry, we won’t tell them that they’re good for them.

You won’t have to “wing it” when you serve up these chicken wings on Game Day. The fully cooked wings are hot and spicy, and are antibiotic and hormone-free. You can bake them in the oven or microwave them during half time for the perfect pick-me-up in case your team is, um, losing. A one-pound bag retails for $5.99 — just be sure to stock up on the blue cheese dressing!

Although corn dogs might never be able to claim to be the healthiest food on the planet, they’re still yummy and one of Trader Joe’s best frozen appetizers. That’s why these Turkey Corn Dogs should be put on a platter right away. They’re made from turkey franks that have no nitrates or nitrites added. They’re a bunch of battered dipped yumminess on a stick. Guaranteed they’ll be gone before the first quarter is over.