Going to a Super Bowl party is always exciting, but I don't know too many New Yorkers who are truly excited about the participants involved. With the Buffalo Bills' giving a Master Class in choking in the AFC division playoff game, there aren't a lot of Central New Yorkers with any real skin in the game.

But everyone loves the party, right? It's just fun to socialize, drink some beers and eat some snacks.

But did you know certain Super Bowl party foods are considered... *gulp*... bad luck?

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According to a poll of 2,000 sports fans, 44% of respondents admitted to being superstitions about certain foods. Interestingly, of those 2,000 people, 85% confessed to restricting their consumption to specific dishes exclusively at their Super Bowl party.

Let's take a look at the food equivalents of horseshoes and broken mirrors:

TOP 20 ‘GOOD LUCK’ GAME DAY FOODS

1. Pizza
2. Hot dogs
3. Burgers
4. Chips
5. Popcorn
6. Chicken Wings
7. Ice cream
8. Chicken sliders
9. Cupcakes
10. Cookies
11. Tacos
12. Potato skins
13. Assorted cheeses with crackers and fruits
14. Nachos
15. Salsa and queso dip
16. Chicken tenders
17. Trail mix with nuts, pretzels, and dried fruit
18. Mozzarella sticks
19. Chili
20. Vegetable platter

TOP 20 ‘BAD LUCK’ GAME DAY FOODS

1. Deviled eggs
2. Garlic bread
3. Salsa and queso dip
4. Ice cream
5. Chicken Wings
6. Mozzarella sticks
7. Mini burgers with various toppings
8. Trail mix with nuts, pretzels, and dried fruit
9. Pretzels
10. Pasties
11. Pulled pork sliders
12. Jalapeño poppers
13. Chicken tenders
14. Chicken sliders
15. Tacos
16. Popcorn
17. Vegetable platter
18. Hot dogs
19. Assorted cheeses with crackers and fruits
20. Potato skins

DEVILED EGGS GET A RAW DEAL

Dude, deviled eggs are awesome. I'm the guy at your Super Bowl party that eats half the tray. Bonus points if you make them spicy or a little unconventional. A lot of times I forget how good deviled eggs actually are, and the Super Bowl party acts as a reminder. "Oh yeah, deviled eggs are great," I think to myself. "I should make them myself sometime!" and then I never do, and I forget about them until next year's Super Bowl party. That's the cycle of deviled eggs in a nutshell (sorry, eggshell).

So, personally, I don't agree with these findings and hope you bring all the deviled eggs to all the parties forever and ever until the end of time.

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You can read a detailed breakdown of people's Super Bowl superstitions here.