Tasty Dip Ideas?

aviendha

Hi all - I'm suffering withdrawal symptoms since Tesco stopped stocking their most delicious Country Cheddar Dip (or something like that, cheesy dip thing) which was just perfect with any manner of dipping thing.. crisps, celery. yum yum.

Now I'm just bored of bleedin' hummous (don't get me wrong, it's grand, just a bit bland after a while), I just want to throw pasta in on top of salsa, guacamole bit boring again, and chive stuff is a bit strong..


so
I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas??? My Friday nights just haven't been the same !!!

Dublin14

Oh my God........... I had the exact same conversation with a friend only last night.... I too was addicted to the Tesco County Cheddar dip.. While it's great news for my waist line it's not so great for my state of mind... So if anyone knows of a tasty substitute please let me know...........

Oh and while I'm on the subject, as if it's not enough of a shock to the system that my favourite dip has been prematurely taken away from me, Tesco management in their obvious vendatta against me decided not to stock my favourite chocolate Gu cake anymore.........

MJOR

heres a nice one mayo and ballymaloe jalepeno relish mixed together. yum

joseph brand

Anyone got anymore ideas. I have a big pack of tortillas in the press, but nothing to dip in?

Looking for a recipe for hamemade salsa. Can't be too hard to make.

cozmik

Tahini and Date Syrup Dip

http://www.sudairy.com/mer/recipes/dibis.html

Mint-Yogurt Dip

http://www.sudairy.com/mer/recipes/mint_yog.html

Jota

tzatziki (probably wrong spelling)
*grate half a cucumber into a collander or a sieve, let the juice all drain out of it (just squish it with you hand if you don´t have time)
Grate one small garlic clove into a bowl, chuck in your drained grated cucumber, two small pots of greek natural yogurt, salt, pepper, mix it all up and enjoy

boringteetotal

Sour cream dips are goooooooood.
I can't recommend any names unfortunately for lack of memory. I love the taste with cheese and onion pringles or hunky dory's.