Looking for super bowl treats with cute football details? Chocolate-covered strawberries, iced cookies and little cake pops give you plenty to choose from.
There are also snack mixes if you’d rather skip the piping bag and put out a big bowl of something sweet.
You can keep things simple or go all out with a whole treat platter. I especially love the tiny white laces! Most of these ideas follow the football theme, though one golf-themed cupcake photo needs different decorations for game day.
Sweet ideas for your game-day table
football cereal treats
We’re starting off with these cute football-shaped cereal treats. The pointed ends give them their shape before any decorating, with a chocolate-colored topping being spread over the tops.
If you want to go a step further, add little white icing laces to your own finished treats.
a box of football berries
How cute are these strawberries? The brown coating and white laces turn each one into a little football, with the green leaves still peeking out.
I love the individual white cups. Try the same arrangement in a food-safe gift box if you’re bringing treats to someone else’s party.
football-topped brownies
This brownie tray may just be one of my favorites here. Each section has a football-shaped topper with a brown-and-cream design.
Keep those toppers centered when portioning your own tray so each brownie gets its own little football.
sprinkle stadium cookies
I am obsessed with these stadium cookies. The rainbow sprinkles look like a crowd above the green field, which is such a cute detail!
The brown football cookies look lovely alongside them. If you’re planning a mixed batch, try these two designs together rather than decorating every cookie the same way.
long laced pretzel rods
Don’t want to shape every treat into a football? No problem!
These dipped pretzel rods use long white laces and a stripe at each end of the coating to get the idea across. I love that the plain pretzel ends are left showing.
green grass cupcakes
These little grass cupcakes are cute, but the white balls and tees make this a golf design rather than a football one. The green piped tops are the detail worth borrowing.
For your Super Bowl table, swap the golf decorations for edible football toppers. That would keep the grassy look while matching the game.
football cake pop bouquet
If you are looking for a big centerpiece, then this one is for you. Brown football cake pops sit between green round pops with yellow drizzle.
I love how the sticks fan out in different directions. You could switch the green and yellow to your team’s colors for your own display.
marshmallow snack mix
Don’t want to add laces or field lines to everything? This bowl is a lovely change of pace.
White marshmallow pieces sit among golden squares and brown-coated pieces with a powdery white dusting.
Serve your own sweet snack mix in little cups if you’d rather skip passing a big bowl around.
white drizzle and football pops
I love this mix of dipped treats on sticks. Some have white football laces while the others have thin white drizzle and tiny white sprinkles.
The alternating designs keep the box interesting without adding more colors. I’d keep that simple brown-and-white combination.
sprinkled field pops
Here is another treat-on-a-stick idea, but this one brings in lots of color. The green pops have white field markings with rainbow sprinkles covering both ends.
Those little sprinkle sections are my favorite part. Pair them with brown football designs like the ones here for a matching set.
little brownie football nests
How adorable are these brownie bites? Each round brownie has a patch of green piped icing with a foil-wrapped football sitting on top.
If you follow this presentation, make sure guests know to unwrap the football before eating it. An unwrapped edible football topper would be another option.
green field cookie cake
If you’d rather have one big dessert, this cookie cake is a fun starting point. Bright green icing covers the center, with white yard lines and a thick piped border around the edge.
The pictured cake includes an older game’s Roman numerals. For your version, use the current matchup or leave the center lettering off altogether.
teal and white treat box
This is such a pretty color combination. Teal, white and brown coatings tie the pretzel twists and round treats together, with little footballs and play-diagram details throughout.
The lettering adds a personalized detail. For a Super Bowl version, you could leave it off and keep the football decorations.
football sandwich treats
I am obsessed with the green sprinkles around these sandwich treats. They sit along the pale filling between two brown oval halves, with white laces on top.
Read also: 20 Super Bowl Desserts With Cute Football Details
You don’t need lots of extra decoration here. That little green edge already brings in the field theme.
candy-covered popcorn
The candy fans are going to love this idea! Golden-coated popcorn fills the bowl with chopped candy pieces and colorful candy-coated pieces scattered throughout.
For your own mix, choose a few favorite candies or pick candy colors that match the teams. There’s no football-shaped decorating needed.
a mixed football platter
Can’t choose just one treat? This platter gives you a little of everything.
Football strawberries fill the middle, dipped pretzel rods sit along the sides and decorated round treats circle the edge.
I especially love the sprinkle-covered pieces between the green and brown ones. They add so much color to the tray.
football-topped doughnuts
How cute are these doughnuts? The dark glazed tops have fine white laces and curved end stripes, with a little pale filling peeking out at the sides.
This is a lovely decorating idea if you want super bowl treats that don’t need a football-shaped cutter.
football-shaped snack spread
If you want to go all out with the arrangement, save this one. Chocolate-covered pretzels, candy pieces, chocolate bars and snack mix form one large football shape.
The pale strips down the center create oversized laces. You could use strips of white modeling chocolate for that detail on your own food-safe serving board.
football berries in neat rows
Don’t want a big mixed platter? No problem! These football strawberries look so pretty lined up on a plain white tray.
I love the thick white laces against the dark coating. Keep the green tops showing and give each berry a little space to follow this presentation.
boxed berries with white laces
Last but definitely not least, we have these boxes of football strawberries. The white laces and curved stripes look so cute against the brown coating.
Each berry sits in its own white paper cup. Try that same neat arrangement if you want to box up a batch rather than serve everything on a platter.
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