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Fruit with Yogurt Dip

Last Updated: Dec 2012 Published: Dec 28, 2012 by Lindsay This post may contain affiliate links to products I use and enjoy. 4 Comments

Grapes and dipHappy Friday!

Did you work this week?  Are you still totally in vacay mode?

I worked a little bit.  Not as much as I should have, but I'll make up for it in 2017, maybe.

Maybe not!

This is a nice recipe, kids.  It's super easy and can be made well ahead of time, and sometimes fruit is a nice addition to super duper fattening snack foods that are all around us time time of year.

I wanted you to have this before next week in case you were hosting any more parties and needed a sweet offering that wasn't a total calorie bomb.  Maybe...NEW YEARS BRUNCH?  No one says you have to stop having fun just because it's January!

Just a thought.

Here's what you need for this fun platter:

  • 4 oz cream cheese
  • 4 oz plain yogurt (Greek is great, but don't kill yourself trying to find it)
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 3 tablespoons powdered sugar, plus more to taste
  • fruit, for dipping and serving

Ingredients

Super easy!  For the dip, ugh....mix everything but the fruit together.

Add vanila to white ingredients

Sorry, that's dumb.  It's easy, though!  I found that the cream cheese didn't immediately incorporate, so I put the dip into the microwave for 20 seconds at a time to heat the yogurt, which helped melt the cheese.  No worries if your dip isn't perfectly smooth, though, it will still be delicious!

Stir dip together until smooth

After you've mixed the dip, taste it and add more powdered sugar if you like.  The yogurt flavor is nice and prominent, so if you like your dips a bit sweeter you'll want to add more sugar 1 teaspoon at a time, mixing and tasting in between each addition, until the dip tastes good to you.

Transport with wrap

Now, this dip can be made ahead up to 4 days and stored in the fridge.  If you're transporting it, you can travel like this:  just arrange the fruit you're using and the dip in small bowls on a platter, then cover the bowls AND the platter separately with plastic wrap.  It'll transport well and you just have to unwrap it when you arrive at your destination!

Serve on platter

This is lovely, easy, and so nice and fresh.  The dip is fun to have around for snacks and desserts, too.  Enjoy!

Grapes and dip

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  1. 2feelpositive says

    December 29, 2012 at 1:42 pm

    I want to go to one of your parties *wink.* The dip sounds just delightful. And yes, how I wish I could transition out of vacation mode. Sooo hard this time of year, especially the week in between Christmas and the New Year!

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    • funnyloveblog says

      December 30, 2012 at 5:50 pm

      Come on over anytime! We'd love to have you.

      Reply
  2. recipeshappen says

    December 28, 2012 at 12:02 pm

    Oh man, that looks amazing. 🙂
    I bet I could even make this a little more healthful with more yogurt and less cream cheese... but wow! I'll have to try this sometime.

    Reply
  3. Shannon says

    December 28, 2012 at 9:47 am

    We're totally still in vacay mode. We had a major clean-up event yesterday (the house became a wreck), but with a frontal system moving through and some rain outside, it's guitar music playing lightly in the background while watching the kids take turns on the iPad. Ahhh...welcome back, WordPress Reader. I've missed you!

    Hope you had a magical Christmas. And Happy New Year!

    Reply
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