Caramel Toffee Fruit Dip

Our Caramel Toffee Fruit Dip is simply another variation of the ubiquitous cream cheese fruit dip– perfect for a party because it’s so simple. That’s the trick when you have a party where you’re serving a lot of food; make easy, delicious food where a lot of it can be made ahead of time and then you can actually enjoy yourself! The brown sugar gives it a rich caramelly base, and the toffee bits bring a sweet, satisfying crunch to the equation, resulting in a mouth-watering dip that is almost impossible to stay out of!

Ingredient and Recipe Notes

  • Toffee Bits – Find these in the baking aisle by the chocolate chips. Sometimes these come as plain toffee, other times they have chocolate on them as well. Either variety will work!
  • Brown Sugar – Light or dark brown sugar yields equally tasty results.
  • Cream Cheese – Full fat or reduced fat will work, don’t use fat free.
  • Vanilla – Start with the recommended 1  1/2 teaspoons, but feel free to add more to taste.
  • Things to Dip –  Apples, strawberries, grapes, pineapple, and pretty much any fruit you can think of is going to be delicious here. Pretzels, graham crackers, or cinnamon tortilla chips would also be great.
  • Bamboo Skewers – (Optional.) Skewered fruit makes for a nice presentation if serving a crowd. It also allows for quick, easy plating as people move through a buffet line.
  • Prevent Browning – To prevent brown apples on your serving tray, soak apple slices for 10 minutes in a salt water solution (half a teaspoon of kosher salt per cup of water). Drain (rinse if desired, but not necessary) and pat dry before serving.

How to Make Caramel Toffee Fruit Dip

  1. This on is super easy. Allow cream cheese to reach room temperature. With an electric mixer, combine cream cheese, brown sugar, and vanilla.
  2. When ready to serve, stir in about 1/2 a bag of toffee bits. Sprinkle additional toffee bits on top for garnish. Serve with fruit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make this ahead of time? This dip is best made fresh. If you are really tight on time, however, you could mix all of the dip ingredients except the toffee bits. Mix those in (and sprinkle with some for garnish) right before serving.

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Caramel Toffee Fruit Dip

Caramel Toffee Fruit Dip


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Description

Brown sugar gives this fruit dip a rich, caramelly base and the toffee bits bring a sweet, satisfying crunch to the equation, resulting in a mouth-watering dip that is almost impossible to stay out of!

Ingredients

1 8-ounce package cream cheese (you can use light cream cheese)
3/4 cup brown sugar
1  1/2 tsp vanilla (you can add more to taste)
toffee bits (look by the chocolate chips and try and find the chocolate covered ones if you can! Your dip won’t be pretty, but it will sure taste good!)

Assorted fruit (I just buy a fruit tray at some place like Costco and a carton of strawberries if they’re on sale; you could also cut up some Granny Smith apples)

Bamboo skewers (if you want to kebab your fruit)


Instructions

Allow cream cheese to reach room temperature. With an electric mixer, combine cream cheese, brown sugar, and vanilla. When ready to serve, stir in about 1/2 a bag of toffee bits. Serve with fruit.

  • Prep Time: 10 minutes
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Sara Wells co-founded Our Best Bites in 2008. She is the author of three Bestselling Cook Books, Best Bites: 150 Family Favorite Recipes, Savoring the Seasons with Our Best Bites, and 400 Calories or Less from Our Best Bites. Sara’s work has been featured in many local and national news outlets and publications such as Parenting Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens, Fine Cooking, The Rachel Ray Show and the New York Times.

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