Creamy Fruit Dip Recipe

Posted by: Emily Apr 9 2012

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I love me some fruit, but what I love more is dipping fruit into this dip! Thanks to my sisters-in-law, who made it for my wedding reception, I now have the recipe to hands-down the best fruit dip in the world. No Lie.

It’s very simple to make, and only takes three ingredients!

4.5 from 18 reviews

Creamy Fruit Dip Recipe
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Recipe type: Appetizer, Dessert
 

Your guests will be amazed by this tasty dip, and it’s so simple to make!
Ingredients
  • 1 8oz pkg Cream Cheese, softened
  • 1 7oz jar Marshmallow Cream
  • 1 cup Powdered Sugar

Instructions
  1. Mix all ingredients until combined.

I even used it for the “Clouds” in my fruit rainbow this St. Patrick’s Day!! Did you see THAT POST?!

 

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It’s not just great on fruit, either! This recipe makes enough for you to put on graham crackers, cookies, or top a bowl of strawberries with this instead of whipped cream!

Enjoy!


107 Responses to “Creamy Fruit Dip Recipe”

  1. Jasmine says:

    This really is the BEST fruit dip!!!! I made it yesterday and everyone went crazy for it! So glad you introduced us to it!

  2. Rachel Poley says:

    My mother in law made this dip for our dessert last night! It really is a very yummy fruit dip!

    • Emily says:

      I made it yesterday too!! It is so good!!! I made it as part of a special dessert that I’ll post later this week, so keep your eyes peeled!!

  3. My friends and I call it Crack Dip. This stuff is way to delish for Words!!

  4. Stephanie says:

    I love this dip too. Do you want to know what makes it EVEN BETTER?! Use Strawberry Cream Cheese instead of regular.
    It’s amazing. :)

  5. nicole hirst says:

    i have never made it with the powered sugar..i have always made mine with just cream cheese and marshmallow cream and that is Delicious too, but definitely going to have to try it with the powered sugar

    • Emily says:

      I will have to try it without the powdered sugar! Less sugar=better for you…right? Even with the marshmallow cream??? ;)

      • Pam Phillips says:

        I don’t use the powdered sugar either……and have to say I don’t think you will miss it at all……This is soooo
        addictive……and you won’t want a 12 step prgram to stop using it…..it’s too yummy.

        • Kristin R says:

          I also don’t use the powdered sugar and it is amazing! It is the only fruit dip I will eat or make. :)

  6. Michelle says:

    This looks and sounds delish! I would like to invite you to share this, and any other posts you would like to, at my link party at http://www.michellestastycreations.blogspot.com. Have a great week.

    Michelle

  7. Beth says:

    I’ve made it too without the powdered sugar but added just a little bit of cinnamon. My kids love this!

  8. Darla says:

    That’s how I make mine, without the powdered sugar, but I do add a capful of vanilla.

  9. jill says:

    I make it with strawberry to and it is AMAZING! Enjoy!

  10. JG449 says:

    I do believe I might have to try this using Philadelphia White Chocolate Cream Cheese… holy yumness!

  11. eileen torgerson says:

    I use an addition of 1 cup cream, whipped and fold it into that. Really, really good! No sugar added.

  12. Kim says:

    I’ve made it with a teaspoon of amaretto in it, and it is delicious!!

  13. Tiffany says:

    I make this but add vanilla or almond too! Oh so delish!

  14. dessert lover says:

    Marshmallow, cream cheese and maraschino cherry juice — it is DELICIOUS and I hate maraschino cherries!

  15. Cyndi says:

    We made this in my food prep class waaay back in my freshman year of high school. We didn’t use powdered sugar, but I’m guessing it gives it more stability. Reading all the comments of the new additions, I’m gonna have to make this old favorite again soon! It’s PERFECT with Granny Smith Apples :D

  16. Meagan says:

    I shall def. try this, I’ve normally done my dip with just the cream cheese and marsh mellow but I’m sure some sugar will add to its yummyness :)

  17. Melissa says:

    I’ve made this dip many times, minus the sugar but with a tub of whipped cream cheese instead of block cream cheese. It blends super-easy and it’s pretty fluffy. Best dip ever :-)

  18. Taryn says:

    instead of powdered sugar i used sweetened condensed milk and i also added chopped pecans! i love it

  19. Hollye says:

    Love this fruit dip! I have always made it w/o the powered sugar! I also add a couple tablespoons of orange juice!

  20. sandy says:

    I have made this several times. I have never added the sugar. It is sooooo good!!

  21. Fern says:

    i make something almost like that. i use a jar of marshmallow cream and 1 pack of cream cheese mix it together. then i make 2 to 4 envelope of cool whip then mix all together yum. put a plastic wrap on top keep about a week in fridge, depend how much you like it lol. my kids and grandkids love that stuff the little one said yummy in my tommy lol have a great weekend.

  22. charlotte says:

    I live in New Zealand and we don’t have marshmellow cream, what is it and do you have a substitute you could use for it?

  23. Kare says:

    I call this “crack” for fruit … it is so delicious I will eat it when there isn’t any fruit in the house ! Only thing I do differently is skip the powdered sugar … it is sweet enough without it and if you add a splash of a citrus juice it livens it up even more.

  24. Laurie says:

    My kids and I made this… it was pretty good. Click my link to see my review. Thanks for posting this!!!

  25. Janie says:

    I’m thinking… maybe adding amaretto or grand marnier? Can’t wait to try

  26. Doreen says:

    Can you use strawberry marshmellow cream?

  27. Julie says:

    I have used this dip for years. Adding a touch of Amaretto is great in it too.

  28. jen says:

    I have made this for a holiday dinner..it is very good and simple.

  29. Jamie says:

    My sister makes a version of this, that is SLAMMIN, and not quite as “unhealthy” as this one hehe. We use 2 8oz pkg Fat Free Cream Cheese, 8oz Fat Free Sour Cream, and 1/2 cup Splenda. Mix it all together and voila!!! It is AMAZING!!!! You can use more or less of the Splenda, to taste. I almost always double the recipe because it goes THAT fast around my house lol. We like to make ours with grapes.. layer grapes in container, and sprinkle with Splenda Brown Sugar Blend.. pour dip mixture over top and then add a sprinkled layer of crushed pecans. Mmmmmmmm so yummy, and not “bad” for you like so many other desserts out there.

  30. jane says:

    This is also really good if you use 1 tub of strawberry cream cheese and 1 container of marshmallow fluff. Mix together. Yum yum!

  31. Janine says:

    I make this with whipped cream cheese and cool whip instead of marshmallow fluff. I also melt 4 Hershey candy bars and stir that into it as well. It turns out almost like a chocolate mousse. Up in an earlier post, I read someone wanting to try it with the chocolate cream cheese. That sounds MUCH easier than melting the chocolate!

  32. Scott Burkey says:

    Really no need for the powered sugar….we have been eating this for years and loving every bite.

  33. Sandra says:

    We’ve always made this with just marshmallow cream, whipped cream cheese and the juice from half a lemon. Perfect!

  34. Taralyn says:

    My mom used to make this all of the time growing up, and it’s still a fave!! She left out the powdered sugar, and it’s still simply delicious. It’s almost embarrassing when reveal the ingredients to guests!! She would serve it out of carved out pineapple. YUM!

  35. Pamela Arnold says:

    This recipe has been in my family forever and we also make it with just cream cheese and marshmallow fluff! I can’t imagine adding powdered sugar to it! I remember when I was little Mother used to tint it w/ food coloring to match the colors of what ever shower she was making it for.

  36. Nicole says:

    I’ve made this dip for years and years but I use an 8oz cool whip in place of the powdered sugar. Adds the sweetness without a ton of sugar. My kids love it too!

  37. Sandy says:

    I’ve made a similar recipe for many years, using 2 (8 oz.) pkgs. cream cheese, softened
    1 (13 oz.) jar Marshmallow creme
    2 tsp. frozen orange juice concentrate
    Pineapple juice to taste
    Ground ginger to taste
    Always a huge hit! The pineapple juice and ginger make it really special!

  38. amanda says:

    can you make this 2 days ahead of time and not let it spoil??

  39. Cheri says:

    The recipe we’ve always used is w/o the powdered sugar, but add 1/3 cup cream of coconut,(found in the drink mixes section at the grocery store). Even a double batch is never enough for a get together!

  40. Linda says:

    I have made this for years without the sugar. The addition I have is lemon zest. Brings out the flavors of the fruits you are dipping. Also can add a small amount of brown sugar (especially good with apples)

  41. valorie says:

    I make this without the powdered sugar, and add a small can of crushed pineapple. It’s amazing!!!

  42. Liz says:

    How funny! I have my fruit dip recipe (the same) that I pinned and coined it as the best ever too. :) Love this recipe, have been using it for 14 years and eating it for who knows how long. It is the perfect pairing for fruit….or just on a spoon. ;) Cheers for great minds thinking alike!

  43. Denise says:

    I use this as a filling for crepes and top with fresh sliced strawberries….can you say ‘heavenly” ????

  44. Emmy says:

    I make a similar dip, but leave out the powdered sugar and I use strawberry cream cheese instead of regular cream cheese. People LOVE it!

  45. Vee says:

    I have tried this dip before but not using the powdered sugar. I have done it with the cream cheese and marshmallow cream only. I also use the dip to make pie fillings for graham crusts by using the flavored cream cheese..um um. They are rich but so good. When I have to give the pies to others, I cut the richness by adding cool whip. The next time I do this recipe, I will try it with the powdered sugar!

  46. Traci says:

    This is even better with Strawberry Cream Cheese!!! I ate this daily while pregnant!!

  47. Sara says:

    I find that you don’t need the powdered sugar since the marshmallow cream is sugary enough.

  48. Marci says:

    I have made this dip but I left out the powdered sugar to cut down on the sugar levels.

  49. Sandra says:

    Instead of powdered sugar, I use a squeeze of fresh lemon to make it have a little bit of a tart flavor. This is a fantastic dip.

  50. Sherry says:

    I leave out the powdered sugar and add a tsp or two of coconut extract and a few drops of red food coloring to make a delicious and stunning pink fruit dip.

  51. Kim says:

    I added blue food coloring to this and served with fish grahams for a vacation bible school treat for over 200 children and they loved it. Went with our “ocean” theme.

  52. Denise says:

    At our house we make it with just strawberry cream cheese and fluff, but we use it as a dip for fruit as well as pita chips. The dip combined with the pita chips tastes like Captain Crunch Crunch Berries. So yummy! :)

  53. Duchesse says:

    Does anyone know if this is the recipe they use at Brunch Cafe restaurants?

  54. angie says:

    Just use cool whip and strawberry greek yogurt.

  55. Tracy says:

    I have always made this, but never heard of it with the sugar. A cup of sugar is mega amounts and with the marshmellow cream I don’t think you will need the sugar. It is so yummy with peaches, bananas & strawberries, but you can use any fruit. It’s heaven!!

  56. Kaylee says:

    I used 3/4 cup powdered sugar and 1/4 cup powdered lemonade mix. It was an idea I got from a tastefully simple dip. I think next time a 1/2 cup of lemonade mix will give it a stronger taste.

  57. Rachel says:

    Healther alternative:

    8 oz fat free sour cream
    2 tbsp honey
    1/8 tsp cinnamon
    * honey & cinnamon to taste

  58. sara says:

    Leave out the powdered sugar and use fruit flavored cream cheese,much better and better for you too!

  59. Brandy says:

    I used 2tsp. frozen orange juice instead of sugar. Everyone loved it.

  60. Kylie says:

    You can put vanilla extract in it as well, tastes delicious.

  61. My aunt gave this recipe to me except she substiutes the powdered sugar for orange juice. Its spectacular! Everyone is totally addicted. Strawberries shouldn’t go without this dip!!

  62. Hilary says:

    Love this dip! I never make it with powdered sugar, but I do occasionally add in some cocoa powder. It’s delicious!

  63. Anna says:

    Could I use this as frosting for strawberry cupcakes?!

  64. Jessika says:

    OK – I have to admit, this is awesome. I substituted with pineapple orange juice concentrate. AMAZING! Thank you for the great recipe. I will be using this again!

  65. Marsha says:

    I’ve been making this for years but with only the first 2 ingredients, cream cheese and marshmallow fluff. The powdered sugar in my opinion, isn’t necessary. I think it would be too sweet. Try it!

  66. Misty says:

    I have made this for years–omitting the powdered sugar, and adding a small can of crushed pineapple. I’ve even used the cheesecake flavored cream cheese and used it as a “frosting” for a pineapple cake. I call it “Hawaiian Dream” cake! :)

  67. This is the best fruit dip ever. I have made this before but with only the first two ingredients. I will have to try next time to add the third ingredient.

  68. Erin says:

    This dip is awesome. My sister makes it and everyone loves it. Its also great on pretzels! !

  69. Archana says:

    Hey…this sounds interesting. But i dont have access to marshmallow cream, so could you suggest an alternative?

  70. Lauren Hall says:

    this is simply fabulous!! So easy too! I added a bit of vanilla and like a hint of lemon extract and it was terribly addicting :)

  71. Marsha Snell says:

    I love it because it is so easy! I have never added powdered sugar, but I do add can of creme of coconut.

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