Make These 10 Decadent Dishes On National Junk Food Day

Pizza is gooey and cheesy and so are nachos. Put them together with these pizza-ish nachos. Fried wonton wrappers make a great base for chicken, veggies, alfredo sauce or whatever you normally like on your pizza.      

Potatoes and cheese are such a perfect pair and in this recipe, they take the form of mashed potatoes and cheese balls. Bread and panko crumbs and deep fry until they get crunchy and golden brown.      

A simple jalapeno pepper stuffed with cheese and cooked until bubbly – delicious. Or, you can spice it up a little more with pimento cheese – a mix of cheddar, cream cheese, pimento and jalapeno. Chewy bacon on top adds texture.      

Take a cinnamon roll but make it savory and cheesy. Refrigerated pizza crust is rolled up with pepperoni, cheeses, sauce and spices. They make the perfect snack or even a light meal.      

Onion rings are great – cheesy onion rings are an even better idea. They’re coated in crushed potato chips, too, for extra crunch.      

If you love cheesy biscuits, you’ll go wild for this monkey bread, made with biscuit dough, two cheeses and jalapenos. It’s a fun snack and a great side dish for a bowl of chili.      

When you’d rather eat a bowl of cookie dough instead of the cookies, make this safer version, covered in rich chocolate.      

Brownies magically transform into giant Snickers bar with this delectable recipe. Gussy up a boxed brownie mix with marshmallow fluff, peanut butter, caramel, peanuts and a chocolatey layer for the chef’s kiss of desserts.      

These bites are easy to make when the craving for ice cream hits. Mix together cream cheese, strawberry ice cream, strawberries and graham cracker crumbs. Freeze, cover the whole deal with chocolate, freeze again and enjoy these little bites of heaven.      

Just say yes to these loaded oatmeal cookies, filled with chocolate, coconut and pecans. They take snack time up a whole ‘nother level.