Peanut Butter Dip is the creamy fruit dip you need! Packed with protein this dip is perfect for serving with apple slices or graham crackers!

This super creamy Peanut Butter Dip is so delicious that I could literally eat it by the spoonful. Summer is made for apple cobbler, but this dip gives me that same sweetness any time of day with crunchy apple slices and way less work. Whip it up in minutes with 5 pantry ingredients and just one bowl! Talk about easy clean-up.

PEANUT BUTTER DIP
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This simple fruit dip recipe is a really tasty snack! We love peanut butter and always put it on apples. This dip takes the snack to a whole new level, with an added sweet flavor. You can always add a little cinnamon for a stronger fall flavor.

It’s also a great after-school snack for kids. My kids eat apples pretty much every day, and they love adding this dip! During my alone time on the elliptical recently, I was craving some peanut butter apple dip. It’s a great post-workout snack packed with protein!

Ingredients

PEANUT BUTTER: I always use creamy peanut butter for this delicious dessert. If you like crunchy peanut butter and want little bits of peanuts in your dip, use it! You can also use reduced-fat peanut butter to help cut down on calories.

PUDDING MIX: Grab a box of instant vanilla pudding mix. It adds some extra sweetness and helps thicken the dip, too. Plus, everything’s better with a little vanilla flavoring!

SOUR CREAM: I like the tangy creaminess of sour cream! You can also swap and use plain or vanilla Greek yogurt for a peanut butter yogurt dip. Greek yogurt keeps the tang and loses a few calories.

I tend to serve this peanut butter dip with sliced apples, but there are so many things you can dunk in peanut butter!

How to Make Peanut Butter Dip

First, mix the milk, sour cream, and pudding mix together. Whisk it up until it’s super smooth. You don’t want any lumps left!
Then, add the peanut butter and sugar to the mix. Stir until it’s totally combined. If the dip becomes too thick, add a little more milk!

Be sure to store any leftover peanut butter fruit dip in the fridge. It will stay fresh for up to 5 days for a great meal prep snack! Make sure to keep it in an airtight container for ultimate freshness.

What to Dip in Peanut Butter

I often call this a peanut butter apple dip, but there are so many things to dip in peanut butter from savory to sweet!

If you wanna stay on the fruit route, try bananas, strawberries, pears, or even cute fruit kebabs! You can also dip celery or carrots in here for some veggies. No need for ranch dressing here.

Need more crunch? Try cinnamon tortillas or graham crackers! I sometimes find myself eating it plain or adding it to a yogurt parfait, so there’s no wrong answer here.

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Tools used to make Peanut Butter Dip

Mixing bowl: I love this no-bake dessert recipe because you just need one mixing bowl to make it! Be sure you have space to stir vigorously to get everything combined perfectly.

Whisk: Be sure to whisk the sour cream or Greek yogurt until there are no lumps. A good, strong whisk should do the trick!

*This post originally posted on 09/10/2013.