After a long football season, one of America's most beloved holidays is finally this weekend: Super Bowl LI. It’s a fantastic excuse for both football aficionados and non-football fans to gather around, drink an obscene amount of beer and consumer countless cheeseburger sliders. If there was anything ever to complain about this momentous annual occasion, it would be that it occurs smack-dab in the middle between new years resolutions and spring break body solutions. In fact, the average American will consume over 6,000 calories on Super Bowl Sunday. Yikes. If you weren't worried before, you definitely are now. Fortunately, there are ways to have an awesome Super Bowl dining experience that will keep you on track with your 2017 #HealthGoals

1. Baked Buffalo Cauliflower Bites

In addition to great flavor, this vegetarian option is simple to make and bound to score you a few extra points at your neighborhood Super Bowl Party. Recipe here.

2. Bacon Mac and Cheese Bites

Alright, the name of this one sounds too heavenly to be remotely healthy - but don't be fooled. The cute, individual sizes of these bites help manage portion control, allowing you to kick that cheese craving without eating a whole box of Velveeta. Substitute turkey bacon for a lower calorie option. Recipe here.

3. Baked Coconut Shrimp

Shoutout to all the pescetarian's out there - this one is for you. This delish shrimp recipe combines savory with sweet and will certainly leave you satisfied. Recipe here.

4. Sweet Potato Parmesan Tots

Who doesn't love tots? These sweet potato tots are guaranteed to be the perfect finger food to curb your desire for starch. As a healthier alternative to french fries, these tots are definitely a winner. Recipe here.

5. Chocolate Covered Strawberry Footballs

Ahh, a food that looks as beautiful as it tastes. These strawberries are an ideal dessert item; by using dark chocolate you are saving calories and eating a heart-healthy snack. Recipe here.

6. Guacamole Turkey Burgers

What's a party without some guac? Not a party. These guac turkey burgers are an awesome way to combine lean protein with the healthy fats of an avocado. Try making them as mini-burgers in order to spread the deliciousness with as many of your family and friends as possible. Recipe here.

7. Crispy Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus

A vegetable wrapped in meat? Yes, please. This light and tasty treat will keep you satisfied during Lady Gaga's halftime performance and have you running back (pun intended) for another helping as soon as she's finished. Recipe here.

8. Skinny Southwest Chicken Salad

Chip it, dip it, sandwich it - anything is possible with this chicken salad recipe. The bold flavors can spice up any quarter of the game and help you forget your team just went three-and-out. Recipe here,

9. Pesto Tortellini Skewers

For some reason, there is always something special about food on a stick. These pesto pasta skewers are the perfect balance of a light yet filling snack and are guaranteed make you the MVP of the party. Recipe here.

10. Team Inspired Snacks

Whether you are a Falcons fan trying to 'Rise up' or a Tom Brady groupie, these fan inspired snacks bring a little extra team spirit to the game. There's nothing wrong with a some old fashioned football rivalry and these fun treats are as good as a Hail Mary pass to the end zone (well, at least pretty close).

Atlanta Falcons Popcorn: Recipe here.

Patriots Pretzels Bites: Recipe here.