One of the best parts of summer is all the fresh fruit that is available! Is there anything better than chilled fresh fruit on a warm summer day? I don’t think so! I have a habit of including a fresh fruit with each meal, but last week I decided to have some fun and presented my family with sweet rainbow kebobs and with this fun Sugar and Spice Fruit dip to go with them! All of a sudden our ordinary Thursday night meal turned into a party! I was a Super MOM in their eyes and it only took minutes to do!
This sugar and spice fruit dip was GREAT –we all loved it. I have had this recipe for years written on a scrap of paper, stuffed in my recipe binder and never got around to making it until now. Too bad we missed out on years of yummy dipping! I am bringing the rest to the pool today and I am sure the boys will finish off any fruit I pack with this dip available! If you want a more citrus-y dip you could easily leave out the cinnamon and add some lemon juice and zest to the lime. I think the base of this dip is fantastic and it would be easy to tweak it according to your mood. I can tell you that I will be making this dip LOTS more this summer!
And my weekly menus are back for the summer here
Sugar and Spice Fruit Dip
Description
The perfect creamy dip for fruit! YUM!!
Ingredients
1 8oz container of cream cheese
1 can sweetened condensed milk
zest and juice of 1 lime
1 TB brown sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1/2–1 tsp cinnamon
Instructions
Place all of the ingredients into the bowl of a stand mixer and blend until creamy. You could easily use a hand mixer or do it by hand, it will just take longer. Enjoy!
Heather or Kitchen Concoctions says
Um yeah, chilled fruit and a creamy dip is my favorite summer snack! That and frozen grapes. You can’t go wrong with frozen grapes on a hot summer day.
Heather or Kitchen Concoctions says
Um yeah, chilled fruit and a creamy dip is my favorite summer snack! That and frozen grapes. You can’t go wrong with frozen grapes on a hot summer day.
Liz says
I made this for a get together with my in-laws yesterday and everyone loved it! The 1 tsp of cinnamon was too much for me though. It overpowered all the other flavors. Next time I make it I’m just gonna do 1/2 tsp of cinnamon.
Liz says
I made this for a get together with my in-laws yesterday and everyone loved it! The 1 tsp of cinnamon was too much for me though. It overpowered all the other flavors. Next time I make it I’m just gonna do 1/2 tsp of cinnamon.
Brittany says
I can’t wait to try this – sounds great! and the picture is so pretty with all that colorful fruit – yum!
Brittany says
I can’t wait to try this – sounds great! and the picture is so pretty with all that colorful fruit – yum!