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heat123 said:Ps I would think the Greek or morracan would work too!?
ardipc said:I've used both, and they are both very good. I adore the Greek, and it is my new favorite for dips. It's almost impossible to use too much.
The Moroccan is also very good, but it's best to go light on it as it is strong. Also, if you aren't a fan of a curried flavor, you won't like this as a dip. If you do like it, it will be right up your alley!
ChefPaulaB said:What do you dip in it? I made the Southwestern today, and it went over half and half. 2 loved, one not so much, the other didn't comment and I don't think that I loved it. I think that it would've been better with all sour cream and no mayo (although, admittedly, I used Miracle Whip Lite instead as we're all watching our weight here). We dipped pretzel sticks and veggies...
ChefBeckyD said:That would throw the taste off!
You really cannot substitute Miracle Whip for a recipe that calls for Mayo - the taste is totally different.
You can use a light mayo though. I use the new Olive Oil Mayo - that's a light mayo!
ChefBeckyD said:That would throw the taste off!
You really cannot substitute Miracle Whip for a recipe that calls for Mayo - the taste is totally different.
You can use a light mayo though. I use the new Olive Oil Mayo - that's a light mayo!
ChefPaulaB said:Yeah, I wondered about that the other day, I have noticed on some recipes that call for Mayo that they say no subs... Maybe I'll try the dips again sometime using real mayo instead... is the Olive Oil Mayo better as far as fat and calories than the Lite Mayo?
avelissar said:I took the plung and tried out the different dip options for my show the other night. People loved the chipolte and the greek. They were not so wowed by the dill. While they liked the dill, they felt it was nothing special and compared it to ranch.
Yes, I did use regular mayo.
Andrea
To make a dip using our spices, simply mix the desired amount of spices with your choice of base, such as sour cream, Greek yogurt, or mayonnaise. You can also add in additional ingredients like diced vegetables or shredded cheese for added flavor and texture.
All of our spices can be used to make delicious dips, but some of our most popular options include our Garlic & Herb Rub, Southwest Seasoning, and Onion Onion Seasoning. It ultimately depends on your personal taste and the flavor profile you are going for.
While our dips are designed for dipping, they can also be used as a marinade for meats. Simply mix the dip with a little bit of oil to create a marinade and let the meat sit in it for several hours before cooking.
Some of our spices and dips are gluten-free, while others may contain gluten. It's best to check the label or our website for each specific product to determine if it is gluten-free.
The shelf life of the dips will vary depending on the base used and any additional ingredients added. We recommend consuming the dip within 3-5 days of preparation for optimal freshness and flavor.