Dill Pickle Dip

Creamy dip full of chopped dill pickles and fresh dill. Serve this Dill Pickle Dip with potato chips or vegetables for the perfect snack or appetizer!

We are obsessed with all things dill pickle in my house. I can’t tell you how many times I made my Dill Pickle Chex Mix and Dill Pickle Saltines this summer – at least 10 times!

This Dill Pickle Dip is a cool and creamy dip filled with fresh dill and chopped dill pickles. You can serve it with potato chips, crackers, pretzels, fresh vegetables, pretty much whatever you want! 

It’s the perfect poolside dip or great for a vegetable tray at your next office potluck or holiday party.

Ingredients

• 1 (8 ounce) block plain cream cheese – you can use low fat
• ½ cup sour cream
• 2 tablespoons dill pickle juice
• ¼ tsp garlic powder
• 1 tbsp chopped fresh dill
• 1 cup diced dill pickles
• potato chips, crackers, or vegetables – for serving

Ingredients

• Beat cream cheese until smooth
• Add sour cream, pickle juice, garlic powder, and fresh dill; beat until well combined
• Beat in diced dill pickles
• Serve immediately with crackers, chips, pretzels, or fresh veggies. Or store in the fridge until ready to serve

Equipment Needed

The only thing you really need for this Dill Pickle Dip is an electric mixer so that the cream cheese and sour cream gets extra smooth.

That can either be a stand mixer or a handheld electric mixer.

What Kind of Pickles?

Make sure they are DILL pickles. You don’t want to accidentally use bread and butter and end up with a weirdly sweet dip. You want the nice, sour dill pickles for this recipe.

How Long Is Dill Pickle Dip Good For?

This dip will be fine in the fridge for up to 3 – 4 days. Make sure to use an airtight container – I love these glass containers with snap lids. 

Before serving, I would let it sit on the counter for 30 minutes or so (depending on how warm your house is) to get the chill off. Otherwise it will be too firm to scoop with chips! 

What To Serve with Dill Pickle Dip?

I served this dip with plain ripple potato chips and they were perfect with it!

Other options are pretzels, crackers, or even cut fresh veggies like carrots, celery, or sliced bell peppers. You could even stuff those little mini sweet peppers with the dip for a portable option!

Or if you are doing low carb, try pork rinds! That would be really delicious.

Can You Freeze Dill Pickle Dip?

I don’t recommend freezing this dip. Cream cheese and sour cream both tend to change textures when frozen and defrosted. It might not be as smooth and creamy once frozen.

More Dip Recipes

• Layered Ranch Dip
• Buffalo Chicken Dip
• Crockpot Bacon and Swiss Dip
• Chicken Burrito Dip
• Cheesy Sausage and Spinach Dip
• Crawfish Dip

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