Oh heck, who am I kidding? I love dips of all kinds all year. I don't need a special holiday, a season, or a reason to make and eat dip!
I like savory dips and I like sweet dips - I have never been too picky!
I would like to share a few easy dips for you to try - no matter the season!
CARAMEL APPLE DIP
8 oz. pkg. cream cheese - softened
3/4 C brown sugar - packed
1/2 C butter, melted
1 tsp. vanilla
Combine all ingredients together, stir well. Refrigerate for 2 hours. Makes about 2 cups.
So stinking good with apple or pear wedges. Takes those apple to the caramel apple level!
Use with any fruit you desire.
PUMPKIN DIP
8 oz. pkg. cream cheese softened
2 C powdered sugar
15 oz. can pumpkin
1tsp. ground ginger
1 tsp. allspice
2 tsp. cinnamon
Blend cream cheese and sugar together - stir in other ingredients. Makes about 3 cups.
Serve with ginger snap cookies or graham crackers.
I have friends that rave about this - I can not attest. I am not a pumpkin person!
MARSHMALLOW FRUIT DIP
8 oz. cream cheese - softened
7 oz. jar marshmallow cream
1/4 C sugar
Mix together until smooth, cover and refrigerate. Makes about 2 cups.
I LOVE this stuff - good with any fruit. I like it with bananas and apples - grapes or pears. I used to make this when we went camping - it was always a hit.
SIMPLE SALSA/CHEESE DIP
1 jar cheese dip
1/2 - 1 pint of salsa
This is my go to. I love the taste combo of cheese and tomato. Adjust salsa to your desired taste.
I mix this up and (if it lasts) I can refrigerate and eat on it over a couple days. Serve with tortilla chips or Fritos.
Fun to add to tacos, burritos or tostadas as well.
8 oz. cream cheese - softened
1 C sour cream
1/2 C mayonnaise
1 oz. pkg. ranch dressing mix
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
2 C shredded cheddar cheese
1/3 C bacon bits (about 6 slices fried and crumbled)
Mix first 5 ingredients together. Add most of the cheese and bacon and stir in. Use the balance as a topping. Maybe add some diced green onions or chives as a garnish.
Serve with any type of cracker or tortilla chip.
Very addictive - make plenty if serving to company!!!!
I love all kinds of dips.
Velveeta and salsa or chili mixed together and melted.
Cooked ground sausage - cheese and salsa mix
Baked cream cheese, sour cream cheese, jalapenos, garlic powder & cheddar - Oh my!
Cream cheese, seasoning, chipped beef (diced) and sour cream - yum
Hummus - homemade - can be made simply and flavored as desired
There is just no limits to what can be a dip. It isn't just ranch or onion any more!
I have to admit that there have been times that I have made one of the savory dips and with crackers or chips have made it DINNER!
Great for after school or work snacks.
Dip doesn't have to complicated to be tasty. Always makes a great appetizer (or dinner in my case!).
Just mix and eat. Experiment a little - you may find the next new thing!
I love dip too. I can make a meal off chips and salsa. Thanks for the ideas. I think I have the ingredients to try several of them.
ReplyDeleteMy mil makes a similar fruit dip with marshmallow fluff and dry strawberry jello.
I usually always have cream cheese and my goodness, you can add anything to that.
DeleteThat sounds very good! That would be wonderful with fresh strawberries!
Welcome.
Your recipes sound good. I make humous but haven't tried others except last week I made a dip from red kidney beans but I didn't like it. I like the sound of the pumpkin dip.
ReplyDeleteJust so many things to do with what we usually keep at home. No fuss and no extra dollars spent.
DeleteOh dear! Your recipes look delicious. I have everything for the apple dip. I think we need some for tonight.
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It is very good! ENJOY!!!
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I'm a dip person with veg, but usually just use salad dressing. The last cheese dip sounds very appealing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI like veggies with dips as well. Yes the last one is good with veggies as well as crackers.
DeleteMight give it a try!
Those all sound so good! When I worked at Kroger deli when I was in college we made the marshmallow fruit dip using the same recipe you have listed except with strawberry cream cheese. I haven't had that in years.
ReplyDeleteMmmm strawberry sounds so good. I have seen so many dips at the deli over the years and they sure are pricey. Amazing how simple they are to make!
DeleteYummo! All sound so good. I can't wait to try and know some will become part of our holiday gatherings. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOne we like in the winter is cream cheese topped with a can of no bean chili heated in the microwave then topped with grated cheddar as soon as removed.
Glad you think you will use them.
DeleteMmmmm that sounds good too. Oh so many choices.
Might try cream cheese topped with pepper jelly as well - that is a great appetizer.
My stomach is growling and my mouth is watering!! They all look so good!
ReplyDeleteFor Super Bowl Sunday, I usually make a dip of heated Velveeta and Rotel tomatoes with green chilies. We gobble that.
When my buddies came over for a summer craft day, I always bought a few pounds of strawberries and made a super easy dip of just cheesecake cake frosting(in a can) mixed with enough milk to make it dippable.
At a fave deli in my youth, my friend and I were there one night having a full whine-fest over boys. The waiter was a college guy who knew us and said he had to cheer us up. He said he was going to cheer us up with a dessert of his choice and if we didn't love it, he'd pay for it! It was strawberries in a large malt glass with a shishkabob stick. On the tray were small dishes of sour cream and brown sugar. He instructed us to dip the berries into the sour cream and then roll it in the brown sugar. Yum! We paid for it, left him a big tip, and ate it every time we went there clear into our 30s even though it wasn't on the menu! Someone later told us it was called Strawberries Romanoff but I don't know. It's still one of my faves. Chocolate dipped strawberries rule my heart as my fave dessert.
I love your Super Bowl dip too. The dip for strawberries sounds intriguing.
DeleteI love the story of the special dessert - Calming the young girls! That sounds really good - may have to try it.
Strawberries and chocolate a taste from heaven.
More of a spread than a dip but - cream cheese, chopped walnuts and dates, cream together with enough honey to keep it smooth - addictive, especially on warm toast!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that sounds yummy. Thank you
DeleteYou are making me very hungry. Who doesn't love a good dip.
ReplyDeleteI agree! Seems fall and winter brings out the dip and all the goodness.
DeleteLove a good dip! You have some really good recipes here. Back in the day when I was part of a euchre club, we had a variety of good dips that the hostess for the month would prepare. I think I still have some of the handwritten recipe cards.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a blast to the past. Euchre clubs!! I remember those. The hostess always had a nice variety of goodies.
DeleteI love dip too and have all the ingredients on hand for several of these. Thank you for posting them, Cheryl.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. Always nice to see something a little different once in a while - then have everything t make it!
DeleteNot a big dip person here, but some of the recipes you shared would be perfect for me to take to some Christmas gatherings.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Well I am glad you found something you can use even if not for your eating pleasure.
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Yum, all sound delicious and very tempting.
ReplyDeleteHope you give one or two a try!
DeleteYum! Thank you for some new dip recipes!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome. ENJOY
DeleteI saved the Caramel Dip and the Cheesy Dip. And you are girl after my own heart. I could easily make a dip be my meal.
ReplyDeleteI HAVE made dip a meal many times. Why not? If it is good and it fills you up - problem solved!!
DeleteGlad you got some you can use.
The apple dip would sure get roger's attention...and probably Lorelei's too.
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ReplyDeleteI really wish I had had that caramel dip one years ago...when the kids were still here and before Sarah had her ulcerative colitis/surgery. Roger loves caramel apple dip, but don't want to make it just for him...but I might try doing half a batch. Some of the others sounds good, too.
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