Brownie Batter S’mores Dip

Delectably sinful Brownie Batter S’mores Dip gives you everything you love about this classic summer dessert in an easy-to-make party dip!

This amazing Brownie Batter S’mores Dip comes together fast and uses only a handful of ingredients. You and your family will love dipping crunchy graham crackers into gooey brownie batter topped with graham cracker crumbs and melty toasted marshmallows. This s’mores dip recipe is rivaled only by my favorite brownie in a mug when it comes to chocolate indulgences.

BROWNIE BATTER S’MORES DIP
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Do you remember when cake batter dip was all the rage? Trust me, I made my fair share of cake batter dips. Then I discovered something even better! Cake batter dip’s rich, chocolatey cousin, the brownie batter dip.

Then there was only one sensible thing left to do which was obviously to turn it into skillet s’mores dip in the oven. The final step in this s’mores dip recipe will deliver that perfect fireside marshmallow glow.

BROWNIE BATTER S’MORES DIP INGREDIENTS

Brownie Mix- Traditional dry boxed fudge brownie mix without any nuts or chocolate chunk add-ins work best with this recipe.

Marshmallows- You have two options when it comes to the marshmallow topping.  You can USE regular-sized marshmallows for a big ol’ marshmallow on each bite of dip. Or you can cover it in a layer of mini marshmallows so you’re not having to hold the marshmallows onto your cracker as you would with the bigger ones.

Chocolate Chunks- Chocolate chunks are narrowly preferred over chocolate chips just because they give you more melty goodness in each bite. This recipe works with either chunks or chips in milk or dark chocolate varieties, depending on your preference.

Graham Crackers- These graham crackers are strictly for dipping. I use traditional graham cracker squares but you can find honey, cinnamon, or even chocolate graham cracker varieties.

HOW TO MAKE S’MORES DIP

1. Start by adding the brownie mix, cream cheese, and 1/4 of milk to a mixing bowl. Then beat than together until it’s nice and smooth. Thin out the dip by adding 1 Tbsp of milk at a time and then mixing until your desire consistency is reached.
   *If you want your dip to be fluffy instead of thick and rich, mix in 1 tub of thawed Cool Whip now.
2. Next, spread the brownie batter into an even layer in the bottom of a cast-iron skillet or a baking dish.
3. After that, you’ll top the dip with graham crackers crumbs and then arrange the marshmallows over the top so the whole dip is covered.
4. Then all you need to do is broil the marshmallows in your oven until they’re golden brown… Or charred depending on how you like your s’mores.
5. Once the marshmallows are toasty, remove the dip from the oven and serve it immediately with some graham crackers broken into sticks and some vanilla sugar wafers.

WHY IS A S’MORE CALLED A S’MORE?

The term “s’more” is simply just the words “some more” smooshed together, kind of like the ingredients in this famous dessert! I have never known a person to enjoy this chocolate, marshmallow, and graham cracker sandwich and not ask for “s’more” after. Fun fact, the first known publishing of the “s’more” recipe was in 1927 in a Girls Scouts’ handbook.  Now we can all thank the Girl Scouts for our annual cookie obsession and our summertime s’mores cravings!

HOW DO YOU MAKE A S’MORE WITHOUT A CAMPFIRE?

Believe it or not, there are three very easy ways to make a s’more right in your own kitchen!

• Oven: On a baking sheet, set up a graham cracker square half and top it with a piece of chocolate bar and a marshmallow.  Place the sheet in the oven on broil for a minute or so. Be sure to watch the s’mores the entire time or they can go from perfect to perfectly ruined in the blink of an eye! Remove the s’mores and top them with the remaining half of each graham cracker square.
• Microwave: Similarly, place a graham cracker half topped with chocolate and marshmallow in the microwave for 15-20 seconds.  The marshmallow will not char or brown, but it will expand quite quickly so keep an eye on it! Remove it and top it with the other half of the graham cracker.
• Stovetop: This more traditional method involves roasting the marshmallow over the open flame of your stovetop and assembling the sandwich after.  Be careful because the same fire hazards you may encounter at a campsite are also possibilities in your kitchen!

TRY THESE OTHER DELICIOUS DESSERT RECIPES

• Golden Graham S’mores Bars
• Chocolate Cake Batter Dip
• S’mores Crescent Rolls
• S’mores Cheesecake
• Grasshopper Pie
• More DESSERT recipes…

TOOLS USED TO MAKE THIS EASY S’MORES DIP RECIPE

Mixing Bowls: These mixing bowls get used just about every day at my house. The grip handle makes them easy to hold and the pour spout makes them perfect for batters!

Hand Mixer: While I love my stand mixer, this handheld mixer is perfect for smaller recipes and when I need just a quick mix.

Cast Iron Skillet: I love any dish I can bake and serve in! If you don’t own a cast-iron skillet yet, what are you waiting for?

*This post originally posted on 07/25/2015.