Obviously hot dogs are a concession stand staple lovingly consumed by football fans in stadiums across the nation. If you want to pay homage to the classic hot dog, but also want to be a little fancy, these are definitely the way to go. At just $5 for 10 mini hot dogs, a few boxes can feed a crowd on the cheap.

Not everyone watching the Super Bowl with you is going to be on board with stuffing their faces with greasy, cheesy goodness, so having a vegetable tray option is always a good idea. This one comes with fresh tomatoes, baby carrots, broccoli, celery, and 16 oz. of organic ranch dip for those who prefer a lighter appetizer fare.

Tacos are delightful, but they're even better when they're small enough to pop right into your mouth while you watch Super Bowl commercials. These are an easy crowd-pleaser that you can cook easily in the oven or in the microwave if you're pressed for time before kickoff.

I know these aren't as delicious as the cheeseburgers that come fresh out of the drive thru at White Castle, but if you live somewhere without the iconic fast food chain nearby (like I do) they're the next best thing.

Charcuterie boards are ultra trendy right now, plus they're just downright delicious. If you aren't up for making your own platter of cheese and crackers, this platter comes ready to serve. Simply take the board out of the wrapper and you have a pretty spread to enjoy.

If you love pizza and you also love bagels, there is no denying that the combination of the two is a match made in appetizer heaven. These are made with organic flour and tomatoes, and without artificial flavors or colors, so even though they're a cheesy, frozen, Super Bowl app, they're not bad for you.

If your kids will be around for your Super Bowl party, you're going to want to stock up on a few extra boxes of these. A peanut butter and jelly sandwich may be a childhood staple, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with noshing on these bite-sized appetizers while you watch the game on Sunday.

If you aren't eating potato skins of some sort, is it really even Super Bowl Sunday? Pop these in the oven and enjoy the fan favorite appetizer while the Chiefs and the 49ers duke it out.

The tangy, sweet, stick-to-your fingers sauce on boneless wings makes having this appetizer around on Super Bowl Sunday a must. Plus, these are fully cooked, so all you have to do is warm them up and serve them to your guests — and they'll love you for it.

A tasty dip is a must for any appetizer spread and guac certainly fits the bill. Simply open a bag of tortilla chips and you are ready to enjoy this tasty appetizer on Super Bowl Sunday.

If you want to add a little spice to your Super Bowl spread, you can't go wrong with these. Plus, they're a great vegetarian option for football lovers who don't eat meat.

If you've never considered enjoying egg rolls as appetizers unless you're dining at a Chinese restaurant, these might make you reconsider your stance. In addition to being tasty, they're perfectly tiny.

I seriously want to hug the person who decided it was a good idea to put macaroni and cheese into breaded, bite-sized triangles and fry them. These are sure to please even the pickiest eaters because honestly, who doesn't love mac and cheese?

These remind me of my favorite game day appetizer that my dad used to make when I was a kid, but they take about a third of the time to heat and serve. Rather than spend an hour meticulously rolling cheese and bacon around tiny sausages, just buy these and heat them up in the oven.

The cheesy goodness inside of a mozzarella stick can not be overstated. You'll definitely want to add these to your apps table.