Here is another great recipe I found for fruit dip. I found it on the Slow Cooker 101 blog by Janet Eyring. She is the one who did the cookbooks 101 Things to Do with A Slow Cooker and 101 More Things to Do With a Slow Cooker. Now this recipe has NOTHING to do with a slow cooker , but it’s just as easy.
This luscious key lime pie fruit dip gets its great flavor from a key lime pie yogurt. You can add the zest of one lime to it also. I did and would highly recommend it. It helps to intensify that fresh lime flavor. The lime taste was a nice compliment to the fruit. Strawberries and cantaloupe is what I served mine with and it tasted fabulous on both. It would also be excellent with pineapple, watermelon, and any berries.
Alternatively, you could use this dip as a dessert dip. Just serve it along with graham crackers and Nilla wafers in addition to some fresh fruit.
Key Lime Pie Fruit Dip
Ingredients
1 (6 oz) container key lime pie yogurt
1 (7 oz) container marshmallow cream
1 (8 oz) container whipped cream cheese
Zest of one lime (Optional)
Instructions
- Pour all above ingredients into a medium size bowl and blend with a mixer until smooth. Mix in zest of one lime if desired. Serve with apples, strawberries, bananas, pineapple, grapes, etc.
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It would be even better with the zest of key limes!
It would be even better with the zest of key limes!
We had an after-baptism party for our little girl this past weekend. I should have never made this dip… The only taste of it I had was the pinky taste that I snuck while mixing it together and it was beyond delicious! My guests wolfed down 4 lbs of strawberries and all the dip in know time. My aunt even admitted to dipping some of the milder veggies off the veggie tray in it! Thanks for sharing!
We had an after-baptism party for our little girl this past weekend. I should have never made this dip… The only taste of it I had was the pinky taste that I snuck while mixing it together and it was beyond delicious! My guests wolfed down 4 lbs of strawberries and all the dip in know time. My aunt even admitted to dipping some of the milder veggies off the veggie tray in it! Thanks for sharing!
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I’ve made something like this before, but never in this key lime flavor! YUM!
I’ve made something like this before, but never in this key lime flavor! YUM!
This is the best fruit dip out there! I’ve tried many versions with different yogurts. It’s also very tasty without the yogurt — just marshmallow creme and cream cheese, you could eat it plain. Yummy!
This is the best fruit dip out there! I’ve tried many versions with different yogurts. It’s also very tasty without the yogurt — just marshmallow creme and cream cheese, you could eat it plain. Yummy!
wow that sounds divine
wow that sounds divine
mmm This looks and sounds so light and delicious!!
mmm This looks and sounds so light and delicious!!
Oh my goodness.. Does THIS sound GOOD!!! Thanks! I can’t wait to try this!
Oh my goodness.. Does THIS sound GOOD!!! Thanks! I can’t wait to try this!
That looks so good! I love that there is no sour cream, cottage cheese or any of that yucky stuff in the fruit dip! You’ve got lots of yummy recipes!
I’ve got a good handful on my blog too, you’ll have to come on by.
Mariel
http://www.oneshetwoshe.com
That looks so good! I love that there is no sour cream, cottage cheese or any of that yucky stuff in the fruit dip! You’ve got lots of yummy recipes!
I’ve got a good handful on my blog too, you’ll have to come on by.
Mariel
http://www.oneshetwoshe.com
What a great idea using key lime yogurt!
What a great idea using key lime yogurt!
Oh what a perfect summer party dish! Graham crackers would probably be awesome with this too!
Oh what a perfect summer party dish! Graham crackers would probably be awesome with this too!
This looks and sounds delicious! I’m going to have to try this out!
This looks and sounds delicious! I’m going to have to try this out!
That sounds so delicious and a perfect summer dip!
That sounds so delicious and a perfect summer dip!
That looks so perfect with fruit. I can’t wait to try it.
That looks so perfect with fruit. I can’t wait to try it.
I know exactly who to make this for. Maybe it would be good with angel food cake or Nilla wafers. Yum!
I love how refreshing the taste of lime is. What a quick and tasty recipe for summer.
I love how refreshing the taste of lime is. What a quick and tasty recipe for summer.
That looks so delicious and refreshing. Wishing I had some right now!
That looks so delicious and refreshing. Wishing I had some right now!
Can’t wait to try this one. We love our lime:)
Can’t wait to try this one. We love our lime:)