Want something healthy and organic — and it's got to be delicious — for super snacking during the Super Bowl? Earthbound Farm has you covered like an all-pro!

Whether you're planning big festivities with 150 of your closest friends, or it's just you and the TV, these yummy snack ideas won't weigh you down during those crunch plays...and healthier snacks at game time mean fewer regrets tomorrow (final score notwithstanding, of course).

We don't know if the Giants or the Patriots will ultimately claim victory in Indianapolis...but we do know that we all win with delicious, healthy organic food. Enjoy!
 

Spinach Yogurt Dip
Serve this easy, creamy and tasty dip alongside a platter of assorted veggies to keep everyone munching happily on tons of vitamins, minerals and healthy fiber.

Roasted Bell Pepper Hummus
We brighten up traditional hummus with roasted bell peppers for a delicious dip for pita chips or crudités.
 

Healthy Trail Mixes
With protein and lots of vitamins, minerals and fiber — plus plenty of heart-healthy fats — our homemade trail mixes are deliciously easy to munch while you keep your eyes on the game.

Roasted Yam Wedges
Lightly drizzled with olive oil, sprinkled with sea salt and roasted, these sweet potatoes are good as their decadent fried cousins, but a lot more nutritious.

More yummy options:
Pear and Roquefort Celery Sticks, Hummus on Crostini Topped with Tabouli Salad, Moroccan Hummus with Lettuce Leaves, Maple Yogurt Fruit Dip, Roasted Dino Kale, Shrimp & Avocado Bruschetta, Baja Artichoke Dip, Chevre and Pistachio Grapes, Garlicky Edamame Crostini.
 

And look for our new Organic Snack Mixes in your favorite store — three flavors with big, bold tastes crafted in small batches! (Also available direct from Earthbound online.)

Organic Football Trivia of the Day...Did you know that increasingly, even big, bruising pro football players are choosing organic and sustainably produced foods to provide the power they need to play?

• Tennessee Titans linebacker Will Witherspoon is so passionate about eating healthy that when he’s not worrying quarterbacks on the field, he raises grass-fed cattle sustainably on his family farm in Missouri. “As a pro football player, I can’t take over-the-counter cold medicine without letting my trainer know about it,” he says. “Why would I want my kids eating beef from cattle fed hormones or routine antibiotics?” (Source: HuffingtonPost.com)
• The Denver Broncos’ Brady Quinn powers his workouts with organic foods, including veggies and raw foods. He says “I’d like to give my parents a lot of credit. … a lot of it too has been the workouts, eating right, and taking care of my body.” (Source: MensFitness.com)
• All-Pro Atlanta Falcons tight end Tony Gonzalez even wrote a book about how eating right has given him health and longevity in the game. “For me it was finding an edge, becoming as healthy as I could be. …the more you eat organic, local, cutting down your meat intake — it’s also better for the environment.” (Source: MindBodyGreen.com)