10 Tasty Dips For Fall Fruit Dunking

Sarah Rae Smith
Sarah Rae Smith
Sarah Rae Smith has lived all across the Midwest and currently calls the bratwurst-laden city of Sheboygan home. She seeks out kitchens that make the best pie and farmers with fresh eggs.
updated May 2, 2019
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Do fruits need a dip? Of course not. They can be eaten as is, but then again, so can ice cream and the popularity of the hot fudge sundae is enough proof that people like to dress things up for a little something special. These dips don’t have to just be for parties, whip one up tonight and your family will thank you (and all your apples will mysteriously disappear).

1. Raw Salted Caramel Apple Dip: from My New Roots, this recipe is raw, looks delicious and can even put those left over stalks of celery in your fridge to tasty, tasty use.

2. Nutella Cream Cheese Fruit Dip: from Cook, Eat Share, this recipe makes good use of everyone’s favorite Nutella. Most fruit dips are light in color and this one will be a show stopper for sure.

3. Creamy Caramel Apple Dip: from The Crafting Chicks, this recipe makes a creamy caramel without any time spent over the stove. It’s caramel without the hassle!

4. Caramel Rum Fruit Dip: from Celebrate With Style, this dip is straight up over the top. There’s a bit of alcohol, caramels and nuts involved. It works as a dip, ice cream topping or straight from the bowl with a spoon!

5. Fruit Tray With Pineapple Fruit Dip: from Food Network, this recipe from Paula Deen not only looks pretty, but whips up in a snap.

6. Honey Lime Yogurt Dip: from Family.com, this recipe is a bit healthier with a limey kick your whole family will love.

7. Marshmallow Fruit Dip: from Savory Sweet Life, this recipe is your standard marshamallow fluff dip, but it’s never looked so good. It’s just like Grandma makes (if you were lucky) and can be dressed up as you see fit.

8. Pumpkin Pie Dip: from Kiki Creates, this dip is pumpkin pie without the baking time and could be used for fruit or layered into trifles for other fall dessert uses.

9. Brown Sugar Fruit Dip: from Dine and Dish, this recipe is great for winter months with hints of cinnamon and brown sugar together.

10. Maple Yogurt Fruit Dip: from Earthbound Organic, this recipe only has a few ingredients, but as a bonus, there’s no added sugar and it’s served in a smiling orange bowl. Does it get any better than that?

Related: DIY Ghost Fruit for Halloween

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