Warm Chocolate Dip with Only Two Ingredients #KraftRecipes
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Being part of the Kraft Tastemaker program is fun. It gives me an excuse to spend even more time browsing recipes from Kraft, not that I really need any encouragement anyway. I came across a chocolate dip that really only uses two ingredients as a base. And after some quick checking, I realized I had everything on hand that I needed to make it.
There is really no occasion in which some warm chocolate dip wouldn’t be welcomed. From holiday parties to baby showers, birthdays , tailgating parties, you name it, a tray like this will always go over well. Who will turn down chocolate like this? Certainly not I.
Warm Chocolate Dip
Ingredients
- 1 tub 8 oz. COOL WHIP Whipped Topping (Do not thaw.)
- 1-1/2 pkg. 4 oz. each BAKER'S Semi-Sweet Chocolate (6 oz.), broken into pieces
- 1/4 cup BAKER'S ANGEL FLAKE Coconut optional
- Your favorite fruit marshmallows, cookies or pretzels for dipping
Instructions
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MICROWAVE COOL WHIP and chocolate in microwaveable bowl on HIGH 2 min. or until smooth, stirring after each minute.
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TOP with coconut if desired.
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SERVE with remaining ingredients.
I was really shocked to learn that only two ingredients are used to make the chocolate dip. I was surprised to actually melt frozen COOL WHIP in my microwave. I used COOL WHIP Lite because that is what I had on hand, but I bet the original version would create a creamier dip.
I’m sure other varieties of Baker’s Chocolate would be delicious as well. Just make sure you choose one that is sweetened.
This dip is ready in just two minutes with virtually no prep except for anything you might need to wash or cut for dipping.
You can really get creative with your sides or garnishes for this dip. Top it with nuts, chopped or grated white chocolate or flaked coconut as suggested. Virtually any fruit would work well but other options like marshmallows, graham crackers, or even Ritz crackers would taste great.
Just be sure to prepare it or heat it up right before serving since it isn’t served in a traditional fondue pot to keep it warm.
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looks delicious, love chocolate dip, now I’m craving pineapple and chocolate!
I have always wanted to come across a recipe exactly like this one! My family and I are big chocolate lovers and we love dipping fruit in it! Thanks so much!
wow this looks so good and so easy to make
OH amazing so amazing really I love this
This recipe looks very tasty. Thanks for sharing!
Pinned it! Sounds fabulous & easy.
This is easy enough, I’d not use the coconut since I just cannot tolerate it but would love to do this next time we have company over or maybe, just because.
For me the coconut would NOT happen. Do not like the flavor or the texture. Like all the other stuff.
Looks amazing. How much simpler could this be? Thank you for sharing at Share It One More Time. Cathy
That would be great for appetizer party. I am pretty sure my kids would just eat it with a spoon though