Last year’s Super Bowl drew an estimated 123.7 million television viewers, according to Nielsen, making it the most-watched game in history. Sunday’s Super Bowl LIX broadcast should be just as popular,

One way to do so is to try a few "exercise snacks," said Gabriel, an epidemiologist and exercise physiologist. She described those as bursts of higher-intensity activity – between 30 seconds and five minutes long – that leave you breathing heavily. It might include jumping jacks, burpees or high-knee marching.

A review of data from NielsenIQ, which tracks food scanned at retailers across the U.S., shows that celery and broccoli are the best veggies for dipping this year, as both have seen price decreases. Potato chips, frozen shrimp and cauliflower also have seen decreases.

Let's be real – cocktails (and fun non-alcoholic drinks) are what get the people going, and you absolutely want the energy to be high at your Super Bowl party! Touchdowns and commercial breaks aside,

Handheld and infinitely customizable, it’s perfect Super Bowl party fare. Super-fresh, extra-large corn tortillas are difficult to find in the U.S., so in this recipe from our cookbook “ 365: The All-Purpose Cookbook for Every Day of the Year,

Just because you're making traditional Super Bowl snacks doesn't mean they have to be boring. Here are 13 ways to upgrade these delicious bites.