The ultimate game day desserts are fuss-free: they’re easy to pass around a room, and they won’t make a mess if you eat them off of a napkin. And happily, the simplest, easiest desserts are often the best tasting. Here are some of our favorite picks to top off a menu of chips, dips, chili and cornbread — let the games begin!
![]() These classic cookies are large, chewy and buttery, with just the right amount of chips and nuts — the ultimate party dessert. |
![]() These snack bars get a boost of bright flavor from lemon juice and zest. Bonus: they look impressive, but their simple to make. |
![]() Eating a cupcake brings out the kid in all of us. Topped with a thick layer of luscious cream cheese frosting and sprinkled with toasted coconut, these cupcakes will literally melt in your mouth. |
![]() These sweet sandwich cookies are guaranteed to please kids and adults alike. Two soft chocolate-y cookies are bound by a layer of sweet, creamy peanut butter filling for a decadent treat. |
![]() Bark isn’t just for the holidays. This version is nutty and fruity and calls for only three ingredients; feel free to mix it up with whatever dried fruit and nuts you have on hand. |
![]() Chocolate chips and pecans add texture and contrast to this big batch of blondies. For a delicious variation, substitute butterscotch chips, or a mixture of butterscotch chips and white chocolate chips, for the chocolate chips, and walnuts for the pecans. |
![]() These buttery pecan cookies are a classic and a lot of fun to make with kids. When the cookies are baked, the jam becomes firm and chewy and the nuts turn toasty. |
![]() Nutty, chewy and chocolaty, these bars hit every craving. A toasty almond crust is topped with a creamy coconut and dark chocolate filling, and finished with a thick bittersweet glaze. |
![]() These homemade bars make great healthy snacks. You can assemble them in minutes and walk away while they set in the refrigerator — no baking required! |
![]() When all you want is a simple, classic chocolate cupcake, this recipe does the trick. Moist, tender dark chocolate cake topped with smooth, creamy dark chocolate frosting feeds the chocoholic in all of us. |
![]() Chewy and moist on the inside, these indulgent bars get crunch from toffee pieces mixed into the dough and a generous sprinkling of almonds on top. |
![]() Within this recipe is a fantastic brownie—just the right balance of fudgy and cakey with a crackle top—embellished with crunchy graham crackers and big melting marshmallows. If you’d prefer the classic, just leave those two ingredients out and bake as directed. |
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Great! Thanks for sharing these recipes. I already tried crunchy toffee and I really loved it and some of my relatives is requesting to bake it again. Anyway I found a list of healthy dessert while browsing and can I request that you make a recipe for it? I’m looking forward to seeing this on your blog soon. Here’s the article: https://blog.williams-sonoma.com/recipe-roundup-game-day-desserts/
[…] The ultimate game day desserts are fuss-free: they’re easy to pass around a room, and they won’t make a mess if you eat them off of a napkin. And happily, the simplest, easiest desserts are often the best tasting. […]