Apple Pie Dip

Apple Pie Dip

Apple Pie Dip

The Holidays will be approaching fast.

No better time to have a brand new dip recipe ready to go, right?

This dip is easy to whip up so you won’t be late to the party!

This takes apple pie to a whole new level.

No waiting for dessert time to enjoy this one, it’s great with potato chips.

Yeah…who knew potato chips and apple pie would be such a great combination! You do know how much I like potato chips, don’t you?

Yea I’ve mentioned it a time or two.

So when developing this recipe I tasted lots and lots of chips to see which Kettle Brand Chips would go well with this new dip. I just Loved their New York Cheddar and Krinkle Cut Cheddar & Sour Cream Chips, oh how I love Cheddar and apple together. It was also delicious with their Sea Salt Chips, the salty sweet combo is YUMMY!

One of my favorite potato chips is Kettle Brand Krinkle Cut Salt & Fresh Ground Pepper, as soon as I took one bite of those I was hooked and fill up my shopping cart with them each week. Just ask the girl at the grocery store, I’m sure she thinks there is a party at my house each week with all the chips I buy.

I just love all the fun flavors Kettle Brand Chips offers. I often hide the Buffalo Bleu so I can have them all to myself. I am still searching for their Fully Loaded Baked Potato Chips, I haven’t been able to find them yet. Maybe everyone else has and that is why I can’t find them. Kettle Brand Chips has over 33 varieties of potato chips. I’ve had 10 of them so far. Salt & Fresh Ground Pepper, Sea Salt, Buffalo Bleu, Jalapeño, New York Cheddar, Krinkle Cut Cheddar & Sour Cream, Sweet Onion, Spicy Thai and Krinkle Cut Zesty Ranch. I love the texture of their chips. They really hold up when dipping them, which is important to me since I do like to pile on the dip.

You will want to pile on this dip and add some graham cracker crumbs on top just for fun!

Apple Pie Dip
 
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Ingredients
  • 1 bag Kettle Brand Chips
  • 1 (21 oz.) can apple pie filling
  • 4 oz reduced fat cream cheese (room temperature)
  • 1/4 cup tablespoons sour cream
  • 1 tablespoon brown sugar
  • 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
Instructions
  1. Mix cream cheese and make sure it's smooth before adding other ingredients or the dip will be lumpy.
  2. Mix with immersion blender:
  3. cream cheese, sour cream, apple pie filling, brown sugar, pumpkin pie spice and blend until smooth.
  4. You could use a blender or food processor to blend this dip smooth as well.
  5. Garnish dip with Graham Cracker Crumbs resembling a real apple pie for fun.

I was asked to create a dip recipe for Kettle Brand Chips, which was really fun seeing as I already LOVE their chips. All opinions are my own. Those are priceless.

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Comments

  20. Uh, yum! I can’t wait to take this to a party later this week! This is totally bookmarked!

    Thanks!

    katygmorris at gmail dot com

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  46. I absolutely love the sea salt and crushed peppercorn chips, I could seriously devour a large bag in one sitting.
    I haven’t tried the recipe yet but it sound delicious!

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  48. Yummy….sweet and savory…you always come up with interesting combos Diane!..I cannot believe they have 33 flavors…buffalo bleu would be a favorite.

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  49. I can only imagine how yummy this dip is…sweet and salty, smooth and crunchy:) YUM! Bravo to you, Diane!

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  50. What a fun recipe. Ploin kettle chps are my favorite anyway and I want to try this recipe! Thanks for the share and contest to boot!

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  51. Interesting. I would never have thought to pair chips with a sweet”apple pie dip. The ‘cheddar & apple’ pairing is pure genius.

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  83. I don’t think I’ve ever tried Kettle Chips…but now I want to sample them all…sea salt or cheddar would definitely top my list…and perfect with your irresistible apple pie dip!

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  86. That’s a creative recipe! I always go back to the plain chips, which can stand on their own, but it’s fun to astound guests with something new! Thank you!

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  93. I love these chips! And that dip is an interesting idea, I like the idea of the sweet and salty. I love the salt and vinegar chips!

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  106. I always go for savory and simple if I am making/eating chips with dip. I am very happy with Sea Salt chips and sour cream and onion dip!

    wolverina401 at gmail dot com

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  120. Looks soo good! I’d love to try their Spicy Thai chips! I’ve tried their Sea Salt & Vinegar which is awesome too! Thanks!

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  137. That looks delicious! I also love simple onion dip with kettle chips.
    Thanks for the chance to win!
    wildorchid985 at gmail dot com

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  138. Apple pie dip sounds very tasty! I would love to try this dip with the sea salt kettle brand chips. Thanks for this sharing and this great giveaway!

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  145. Looking forward to trying the Cheddar & Sour Cream chips you recommend. It’s a flavor I enjoy in regular potato chips so I’m positive I will enjoy it in Kettle Chips. Wonder what it would taste like with my usual pre-made Sour Cream & Onion dip I buy? Hmmm… I’m starting to get hungrrrrry, lol.

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  154. I love Kettle Brand Chips and your dip sounds delicious! Can’t wait to try them together! Thanks for the giveaway!

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  176. i couldnt tell the prompt question however i love the sea salt and vinagar flavor of chips, they are crunchy and delish and non gmo! Thanks for a super giveaway!

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  188. I do not see an actual sweepstakes prompt anywhere on your post, so I will just comment on the post itself. I hope this is OK! I have never thought of making a sweet dip for chips! What a unique idea and I bet it would be delicious! I will def try this! Thanks!

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