[donotprint] Have you ever been to a party where the host served fruit with a gooey, sweetened cream? Chances are you were eating fruit dip. This creamy dip looks like whipped cream but is much sweeter, thicker, and denser. This particular recipe is my go-to fruit dip recipe because its simple, easy, fast, and always popular at brunches, potlucks, and showers. With Valentine’s Day just a few days away I thought I would share this great dessert idea you can pull together within minutes. This recipe only requires two ingredients and perfectly pairs well with strawberries. Enjoy! [/donotprint]
Fruit Dip
Ingredients:
8oz package cream cheese, softened and room temperature
2 – 7oz jars marshmallow creme/fluff (I was able to buy 1-130z jar)
Directions:
Mix marshmallow creme and cream cheese together (by hand or mixer) until well combined. Serve with your favorite fruit such as strawberries, cherries, bananas, pineapples, etc. Enjoy!
I make it a little different.
1 pkg cream cheese
1 jar marshmallow fluff
1 tub cool whip
1 pkg strawberry jello
If you don’t like one of only two ingredients-or maybe even both–why comment?! Go to another recipe!:(
what animal by-product???
Uhg I wish this didn’t have animal byproduct- such a simple looking and sweet recipe :[
I make this and everyone loves it!!! I put Cherry Juice in it and you can add chopped cherries!!! LOVE IT
I didn’t have marshmallow, so I used cream cheese, sugar, vanilla, pureed strawberries (just a couple), and a touch of light cream to get the right consistency. It was quite good!
This is soooo tasty. As an ‘experiment’, I added half a package of strawberry sugar free jello mix, and tried it with half a pack of Crystal Lite (or two singles) of the Kiwi-Strawberry drink mix. WOW! Now I just want to eat fruit – for the first time in my life I think I’m getting my two servings a day in. A tasty way to actually join the food pyramid!
love this dip, I have also made by adding cool whip to it as well………yummy, yummy in the tummy. I’m making a fruit arrangement, by skewering different fruits chunks or make small shapes using a cookie cutter and putting them in an Easter basket to display….you can use heads of lettuce for the bottom of the basket (or styrofoam)