This super simple fruit dip is basically two ingredients – Cream Cheese and Marshmallow Creme, or some call it Marshmallow Fluff. Let me warn you this is addicting. After it’s made, it has to go right into the frig or I will keep nibbling at it – by the spoonful. Yes I will admit I eat a lot of this.
This has been a recipe around for a long time and it’s usually a staple at most brunches, showers, or when company is coming for breakfast. I would suggest you make at least a double batch.
Making This Super Simple Fruit Dip
Just these two ingredients will make a delicious dip, but, you know me, I can’t leave it at that. I like to add just a little more flavor with one and a half teaspoons of frozen orange juice concentrate and zest from one orange. Orange liqueur is another great flavor to add (when adults only). Someone mentioned Chambord, which is a black raspberry liqueur and sounds wonderful.
The super sweet marshmallow creme works great with the cream cheese which can be a bit tangy by itself.
What To Eat With Super Simple Fruit Dip
My favorite is Granny Smith apples since they are tart.
Really any fruit or even a plain cookie. With fruit, it’s great for a breakfast or brunch, with cookies, it can be done as a dessert.
Super Simple Fruit Dip
An especially simple and good dip for fruit, but also with graham crackers and vanilla wafers. Two ingredients and you are done.
Ingredients
- 8 oz cream cheese - softened
- 7 oz jar marshmallow creme
Instructions
- Cream together these two ingredients until smooth.
- A hand mixer works well for this.
- You're done. How simple.
- Add in your juice and zest or liqueur if desired.
- Refrigerate until serving.
Notes
Regular or low fat cream cheese works well.
Serve with:
Granny Smith Apples are my favorite.
The tartness of the apple goes well with the sweetness of the dip.
Any fruit - strawberries, bananas, raspberries, pears, favorite apple
Vanilla wafers or graham crackers
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Do you love pumpkin? This is also a great and easy one to make.
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