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We're doing a dip day at work. It usually means that we graze all day. Fine by me!

I'm sure someone is taking a Texas Caviar. My usual is buffalo wing dip but I'd like to take something different. It can even be something more on the dessert side.
I was thinking an eggplant dip but I'm not sure this crowd would go for it.
Re: Need a fun dip recipe
peanut butter dip with apple slices, celery, and chocolate graham crackers
shrimp dip with some bagette, cucumber, celery
Pumpkin dip with nilla wafers and ginger snaps
8 oz cream cheese
7 oz marshmallow cream
1 cup powdered sugar
15 oz pumpkin
1 tsp cinnamon
I have not tried these, but have pinned them and they look good
5 Layer greek dip
Pina Colada fruit dip
Baba Ganoush (since you mentioned eggplant and I'm curious if this is good)
Thanks 6! I can't remember where I found the baba ganoush recipe I've made but it's pretty similar except for the parsley. So if you make the recipe it's delish even if you leave out the parsley
It was also a great snack for my baby.
Out of all these recipes, I think I'm liking the two sweet recipes.
But the other two recipes look awesome too for some other time, so thanks for those too!
Pumpkin dip is great, especially since Fall is in full swing. It looks extra festive if you can find a pumpkin to serve it in. Another sweet dip that I love is cannoli dip. Everyone gobbles that up when I make it.
Hi! Sorry I didn't reply earlier. Here is my easy "go-to" dip:
Hot Artichoke Dip:
Take a very large jar of seasoned marinated Artichoke Hearts and drain. I usually get these at BJ's or Costco. Add lots of Mayo to cover and mash-up really well. Then add lots and lots of grated Parmesan and Romano Cheese. Coat it! Add more Mayo if necessary... pour into a glass 8" square baking dish or pie plate. Sprinkle with Paprika and more Italian Seasoning.
Heat at 350 desgrees for 45-minutes and then serve. (If you can use one of those smaller dip-sized slow cookers to keep it warm at work that would be great).
Display with Cracker or Bread Slices.
So good!
~ "W."
I would love to try pumpkin dip.
This is really late, but someone at work brought cool whip funfetti dip and vanilla wafers - YUM! TONS of recipes all over online but this is the general idea: