5 Game Day Treats



Happy Friday!  It's not a secret that March is the "most wonderful time of the year".  Between the days getting longer and March Madness, it's a great month!  This weekend I'll be watching plenty of basketball with the Big 12 tournament and Selection Sunday.  March Madness starts on the 15th with a ton of basketball games all culminating with the finals on April 2.  Watching all those games is hard work... and you definatley need to fuel properly.  I'm sharing 5 Game Day Treats that are perfect for watching the action.  Bonus, these five are pretty much guilt-free!

5 Game Day Treats



  1. Loaded Sweet Potato Nachos - these "nachos" use oven roasted sweet potatoes as the base and shredded jackfruit as the "meat". 5 Game Day Treats

  2. Cauliflower Nachos - taco seasoned cauliflower is the base in this one with walnut-lentil taco "meat" and a great creamy no-cheese sauce.5 game day treats

  3. Greek Style Cucumber Nachos - Cucumber rounds are the chips, topped hummus, veggies, and vegan feta cheese.5 game day treats

  4. Buffalo Cauliflower Pizza - buffalo sauce + pizza = match made in heaven. 5 game day treats

  5. Med-Veg Pizza - pizza with hummus... sounds a little whacky, but it is sooo good!5 game day treats


Tune back in Monday... I have a recipe which may knock one of these out of the top 5!

What type of food do you enjoy while watching games?




I'm linking up with Running on Happy & Fairytales and Fitness for the Friday Five 2.0 linkup!

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6 Comments

  1. I"m still a fan of Guac and Chips. Boring, I know.

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  2. That's a classic! Not boring at all!

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  3. OOOOOHHH, those sweet potato nachos look to die for! I had baked sweet potatoes for lunch the past twp days, and they are so good!

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  4. They are really good! I love sweet potatoes in almost anything!.

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  5. Yum! Who knew there were so many fun versions of nachos?

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  6. I'm all about finding new ways to eat nachos!

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