6 Irresistible Dips To Elevate Your Next Party

By Niveditha Kalyanaraman

November 15th, 2023

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Whether hosting a potluck, throwing a party, or viewing the big game at your house, chances are there's at least one party dip on the menu. Not only are dips a great way to kick things off, but they're easy to make and help keep guests satiated before the next course. Plus, there are virtually endless dip recipes to choose from. Here are 6 Irresistible dips to elevate your next party.

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Babaganoush

Babaganoush, a pureed eggplant mixed with tahini, garlic and lemon juice, originated in the Middle East and was traditionally served with warmed pita bread. Pair this dip with sliced up bell peppers and persian cucumbers to boost your fiber intake.

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Pizza Hummus

Kick traditional hummus up a notch with the flavors of a favorite junk food: pizza! This recipe uses roasted tomatoes, oregano, and fresh basil for the taste of a slice without loads of saturated fat.

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Dark Chocolate Brownie Dip

Dip can be sweet as well as savory, and what better way to satisfy a chocolate craving than this protein-packed spread? Enjoy this sweet dip with sliced fruit and whole wheat graham crackers.

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Red Lentil Daal

Red lentils cook fast and are commonly used in daal, a popular Indian dish. This dip is spiced with curry powder, a blend of aromatic spices including turmeric, cumin, ginger and black pepper. Enjoy it with warmed whole wheat naan, celery sticks and sliced bell peppers.

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Beet Hummus

Beets are an easy mix-in to homemade hummus, and their vibrant color adds a stunning pink hue to the dish. The result is a satisfying snack with protein and fiber that will keep hunger at bay and is a great vehicle for veggie sticks.

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Vegan Queso Dip

In general, “vegan” and “cheese” are two terms that don’t mix. But this dairy-free “queso” dip has all of the flavor of a traditional cheese sauce, with a fraction of the saturated fat and calories.

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