This is so easy and so completely addicting it should be illegal. After a really bad day a couple months ago, Ms. Kandace came over for our nearly-weekly-dinner-date. She knew this would make me feel better from whatever stresses I had incurred that day, it was a ridiculously easy fix for a food driven girl such as myself.
A glass of wine, this dip and a carton of strawberries later and I was in heaven! It’s wonderful how close to heaven you can get with five spare minutes and two measly ingredients.
This was the center of everyone’s feasting at book club last night where we stuffed our faces whilst pouring over the so-hard-to-start-but-great-once-you-get-into-it book The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. It’s not exactly light and cheery reading…but whatever floats your boat.
For your (Extremely Long) Grocery List you’ll need…
~1 jar of Marshmallow Cream – or two cups of fluff
~ 1 brick of cream cheese (But of course I had the Costco Jumbo Tub)
I thought that it would be easy enough to whip up with my whisk, but my cream cheese hadn’t soften quite enough. So, if you got it, use a hand mixer or a stand mixer for quick doins.
Whip, whip, WOO!!!
Dump in a bowl, serve with strawberries…or if you’re like me and the girls – just dig in with a spoon. Don’t try to be a hero.
I placed this recipe on Tasty Kitchen under the name Cream Cheese Fruit Crack Dip. It’s already got a few responses as something people have made for years, I was amazed it wasn’t up there yet. But one variation added a little maraschino cherry juice for a little tinge of pink and something else sweet. And another added 1/2 tsp of nutmeg and 1/2 tsp of cinnamon! Ohhh the possibilities are endless!
Serve up and enjoy!
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I love this dip! It is so good!!!!
I had this once at a scrapbooking party and I pretty much wanted to spend the entire evening stuffing my face instead of scrapbooking. LOL.
Megan, you "crack" me up with your food descriptions 🙂 Haha
Basically, I've always wondered what one would actually do with Marshmallow Creme. This seems like the perfect answer, hands-down.
Oh my gosh! This dip looks amazing! I am going to make it ASAP! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog! : )
I serve this dip with ALL fresh fruit.. my whole family is addicted!
Don't know if you've noticed, but when you dip grapes in this…. it tastes just like caramel apples! MMMM MMMM GOOD!
Who thought Marshmallow whip could be so universally utilized?! I know! I hope you guys like this stuff just as much as I do, it's perfectly sweet, but not overkill.
Ooo Thanks Ms. Henington, I'll have to try the grapes in it too! I'm always a fan of carmel apples.
Michelle, I'm glad I can "crack" people up with my food descriptions 🙂 Esp. you!
Let me know what y'all think after you've made it! ~Megan
I love all of the flavors in this!!!
I love this dip. It's so funny when you give it to someone who has never had it before – and have them try to guess what is in it. They always guess a long list of ingredients that is much more complicated than the real thing.
Megan! I'm not sure if I should thank you or yell at you for posting this recipe, it's so good I can't stop eating it or thinking about it! Just kidding, I'll only thank you, over and over and over. But when I weigh 500lbs because of this dip, I'm totally sending you my doctor bills! 😉 I blogged about you and this recipe on my blog, here: http://athomewithalley.com/2011/11/17/crack-dip/
One of my favorite dips!! SO good with bananas!!
This dip is SO good with watermelon! Yes, watermelon! Of course, you can’t dip the watermelon, but you CAN (and I do) put a little dip on your fork, then spear a chunk of watermelon … amazing together! For a REALLY great taste and pretty pink color, use grenadine!
Oh, and Kat … marshmallow fluff is used a LOT to make the no fail fudge … especially around the holidays 😀