But Wells Fargo is out with its annual estimate of the average cost for a Super Bowl party of 10. This year’s tally comes to $139, a 0.1% increase over last year. That’s assuming a menu of traditional favorites, such as chips and salsa, frozen pizza, veggies and dip, wings and drinks.

Nobody wants to have to deal with a fork, knife, and plate in the heat of the game, which is why finger food like this idea from Lopez is always a hit. Love the idea but looking for a way to keep it dairy-free? She says using guacamole instead will be equally delicious and add a bit more fiber to this already protein-rich snack.

Your coffee table snacks might look different on Super Bowl Sunday than those in other states. Here’s what other parts of the country are eating and how you can get a taste for yourself.