My hubby is a diehard UT football fan!
Me- I could go either way. What I like most about football is the family time and socializing that revolves around watching the game. This past Saturday afternoon, Hubby threw out the idea of inviting another family over to watch the UT game. He suggested this in front of the kids and they immediately got excited! (We enjoy socializing with this family since they have a boy and a girl almost the exact same age as ours.)
Unfortunately, he had this idea at 4:30 in the afternoon and the game started at 6:30. The house was a mess and I just wasn’t up for the mad dash that would be required to get to the store for food and get the house presentable- so I had to put the kibosh on that idea. 🙁 Of course, this led to a few tears and a significant amount of pouting and whining…
We still planned on watching the game and I told them I would make us some yummy snacks and we would have our own little party! Everyone agreed that sounded fun. (Actually, I think what pacified them more was that I wasn’t going to make them clean house, lol.)
Digging through the fridge and pantry for ingredients, I was able to come up with this yummy Peanut Butter and Yogurt Dip. I served the Peanut Butter dip with graham crackers and apple slices and it was very quickly devoured.
The best part of the dip is that it is made with only 3 ingredients (peanut butter, Silk Vanilla Dairy Free Yogurt and a touch of maple syrup for additional sweetness.)
Did you know Silk now has a Dairy Free Yogurt Alternative? What I like about the Silk Brand is that the “yogurt” is dairy free and has no carrageenan, casein or high fructose corn syrup in the ingredients, plus I like that Silk is part of the Non-GMO Project. (Find out where to purchase here.)
3 Ingredient Peanut Butter Dip
- 1 cup of Creamy Peanut Butter
- 8 to 10 oz of vanilla yogurt or 2 containers of the Silk Vanilla Dairy-Free Yogurt Alternative
- 1 to 2 tablespoons of Maple syrup (or honey if you prefer)
- Mix peanut butter, about 3/4 of the yogurt and a tablespoon of the honey or syrup together until smooth.
- Give the dip a taste, if you want the dip to be runnier, add more yogurt. Want it sweeter, add a bit more of the honey/syrup.
- Serve with fruit and crackers or cookies and enjoy!
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Emily Thompson says
ooo yummy!! i love that you made it with SILK!
Kerry C says
This would be perfect for my sister. She needs dairy free food. I will have to make it for our next game night.
Rini Desarin says
This is a wonderful dip. I am a huge fan of all the Silk products, especially their almond milk. Can't wait to try this recipe.
Nancy Johnson Horn says
OMG, I am sensitive to dairy so I could totally make this! Can't wait to find some Silk Dairy Free Yogurt at the store.
Housewife Eclectic says
This sounds amazing! Peanut butter is my absolute favorite!
Danita Carr says
Yum! Super easy and looks like a great idea for parties!
foody schmoody says
This sounds like it would make a great afternoon snack w/ some apples
2justByou says
I've never used this Silk product before, but your PB dip sure makes me want to go out and get some!
Jillian@FoodFolksandFun says
I love dessert dips like this, looks yummy!
Michelle De La Cerda says
Oh that would be a huge hit here.
Mamal Diane says
Sounds delicious! I love peanut butter and that you used Silk.
Neri Ann says
I love peanut butter! I hope I can try this at home.
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Rose says
This dip was a hit with my 2 and 4 year old. Not only did apples and bananas go great with this dip but so did pretzels! I only used peanutbutter and regular yogurt. I found that it was sweet enough without adding honey. This dip will be a regular treat in our home from now on.
Jamie says
I’m so happy to hear that!
~Jamie