The 5 best non-greasy snacks for your poker table

You buy quality cards and a fresh chip set, then somebody grabs greasy chips and reaches for the deck.

Good hosts feed the table. Great hosts feed the table without destroying the gear.

1. Pretzels and mustard

Dry, crunchy, and low residue. Easy win.

2. Charcuterie bites

Use toothpicks or skewers so players are not handling food directly between hands.

3. Beef jerky

High protein, low mess, and good for long sessions.

4. Veggie trays with individual dip cups

Skip one communal dip bowl. Individual cups keep the table cleaner and easier to manage.

5. Sliders or dry-rub wings

If you need a full meal, avoid saucy options. Dry-rub and plenty of napkins are safer for cards and felt.

Host setup bonus tips

• Keep napkins at every seat.
• Place sanitizer away from chips and cards.
• Keep food and drink staging off the main playing surface.

PokerMeet tip: Put food notes in your event details ahead of time so guests can call out allergies and you can organize BYOB or potluck before game day.

Start with the host waitlist