A few months back my mom came in to town. I was hosting a craft night during her stay and she insisted that I make this dip. She told me a co-worker of hers had given her the recipe and that it was to die for. You can’t say no to a description like that!
Only Three Ingredients!
So we ran to the store, bought the supplies and some dippers – we went with Nilla Wafers, grapes, and strawberries and we were on our way. With only 3 ingredients, it was made up in no time! The greek yogurt gives the dip a zing, while the cool whip keeps it fluffy.
Needless to say it was snarfed down so so quickly. Everyone loved it! I have been asked time and time again for this recipe and have served it at many bunco nights and get togethers. I love the ease of whipping it up, and I love that my guest enjoy it.
Cupcake Flavor In A Dip
The base of this recipe is a funfetti cake mix. There is something about the flavor of cake mix that can’t be recreated. And I love that you feel like you’re eating a cupcake when you eat this dip.
I promise this will be a hit at your next get together. And you won’t break a sweat making this one. It really is the perfect addition to an appetizer table.
While we are on the topic of entertaining, it is something I really love to do. I love the planning, the decorating, and I love seeing it all come together. There is something about bringing people together that really brings me joy. Because of that I have a slew of party recipes up my sleeve at all times. Over the years I’ve collected many pieces that I used while entertaining. It has been fun to pick one up here or there when something catches my eye – and then put it into use when needed.
I’ve linked some of my favorite entertaining pieces right here:
A super fun dip that will go down a storm at your next party!
- 1 box funfetti cake mix
- 2 cup plain greek yogurt
- 1 cup lite cool whip
- Combine all ingredients in a large bowl and stir until combined.
- Serve alongside fruit, nilla wafers, or graham crackers.
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Do you have to use “lite” coolwhip or can i go for the “full fat” version?? Also, which brand of greek yogurt do you use? I am never sure which one is a good one, plUs fage has zero and 2% which confuses Me even more……..
I have no idean what’s up with some of my letters being capitalized……
Or the “n” after idea!!!
You can certainly use the full fat version. And I like the Fage yogurt – either the 2% or 0% work great.
What a fun dessert dip, love this!