Super Bowl LX meals consists of jumbo pretzels, mini cheesesteaks and extra

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Beat it, Buffalo wings.

Sayonara, seven-layer dip.

Not immediately, nachos.

For this yr’s Super Bowl unfold, let’s suppose “fun.”

Can you continue to make New England clam chowder in honor of the Patriots, and cream cheese-topped sizzling canine or a teriyaki dish for the Seahawks? Of course. But for the large sport, Shore eating places are providing fun-filled takes on their common dishes — listed here are 5 to attempt.

Meat-topped jumbo pretzel from Harry’s Smokin’ BBQ

Last yr, Harry’s Smokin’ BBQ cooked up 4,000 hen wings for Super Bowl Sunday.

The restaurant may have them once more for Super Bowl LX (plus nachos, sliders and extra), however diners craving one thing totally different can attempt a brand new menu merchandise: a jumbo pretzel topped with three sorts of meat.

The 10-ounce comfortable pretzel is loaded with pulled pork, pulled barbecue hen and and pulled brisket, plus cheese sauce, mustard and barbecue sauce ($20).

Go: 213 Route 37, Toms River; 848-223-9955, harryssmokinbarbecue.com

Focaccia pizza from The Baker’s Grove

Matthew Rosenzweig’s Shrewsbury bakery is thought for stunning, seasonally impressed baked items and traditional pastries, and a platter of mini cookies will probably be out there for the Super Bowl.

But The Baker’s Grove additionally affords a savory menu for the large sport, together with half-sheet focaccia topped with pepperoni and mozzarella or cheddar and jalapeños (serves six to eight individuals, $54).

The Super Bowl menu additionally consists of Buffalo macaroni and cheese, tacky garlic brioche, chili and floor beef and queso sliders on garlic butter brioche buns.

Go: 524 Broad St., Shrewsbury; 732-243-3249, thebakersgrove.com

Egg rolls from Shore Good Eats ‘N’ Treats

Shore Good Eats ‘N’ Treats, a Neptune City restaurant and meals truck, takes high Super Bowl meals, stuffs them into egg rolls and deep-fries them.

Shaved ribeye cheesesteak with onions, five-cheese macaroni and cheese, Buffalo hen, and loaded baked potato egg rolls are the preferred variations of the dish, which the Fahnholz household has been making on their meals truck since 2016 (20 egg rolls in two flavors, plus dipping sauces and fries, $90).

Their Super Bowl menu additionally consists of hen wings with sizzling honey glaze, spicy Thai chili sauce or lemon pepper sauce, amongst others.

Go: 120 W. Sylvania Ave., Neptune City, 732-770-2530, shoregoodeats.com

Mini cheesesteaks from The Galley

The Philly Cooper cheesesteak at The Galley in Asbury Park will get a whole lot of consideration, due to thinly shaved ribeye from Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyors, cooked onions and many melty Cooper Sharp American cheese.

For the Super Bowl, the restaurant is providing a 4-inch mini model on seeded rolls (12 sandwiches for $90 or 24 for $165).

The restaurant’s complete menu of pizza, sandwiches, stromboli, burgers, salads wings is out there, too.

Go: 1313 Memorial Drive, Asbury Park; 732-775-7711, thegalleyasbury.com

Burger field from Burger 25

When one burger simply will not do, you will want a field of them.

The catering menu at Burger 25 consists of 4 15-burger field choices: traditional cheeseburgers, bacon cheeseburgers, and two combined containers of specialty burgers just like the Jersey burger with pork roll, a French onion soup burger, a veggie burger and a mushroom Swiss burger, amongst practically two dozen others ($99 to $140).

Boxes of wings are an possibility, too.

Go: 2045 Route 88, Brick; 732-451-4747; 199 Route 37, Toms River, 732-270-0025; 1915 Long Beach Blvd., Ship Bottom, 609-879-2525; burger25.com

Sarah Griesemer joined the USA TODAY NETWORK New Jersey in 2003 and has been writing all issues meals since 2014. Send restaurant tricks to sgriesemer@gannettnj.com, follow on Instagram at Jersey Shore Eats and subscribe to her weekly publication.