With only 5 ingredients, it’s perfect for any last-minute party. The Halloween Dunkaroo Dip will be a hit with both kids and adults.
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Spooky Dunkaroo Dip Recipe
The perfect dessert for your next spooky party is finally here! This Dunkaroo Dip will be a hit with both kids and adults.
It only takes 5 minutes to prepare, so it's easy enough that even those who aren't too skilled in the kitchen can make this creepy cookie dip without any trouble at all.
Dunkaroo dip! Before I made this Halloween Dunkaroo Dip recipe, I had only heard of it once before.
I guess I had known it as cake batter dip. But whatever you call it, you can make it for any holiday just by swapping out the food coloring.
Purple is my favorite color and I had seen the Dunkaroo dip in orange and green and didn't want it to look the same.
My recipe is also a little different than the others. But then again, variety is the spice of life!
Whether you’re looking for a spooky treat to make this Halloween or just want an easy and festive dessert dip recipe, this graveyard slime is sure to please!
With only 5 ingredients and no cooking required, it’s perfect for any last-minute party.
If you're looking for a way to combine your favorite flavors from Dunkaroos with an extra spooky touch, this easy dip is perfect and it's never been easier or quicker!
So get ready to scare your guests with this delicious and ghoulishly fun cookie dip!
It also tastes great when eaten straight-outta the bowl without any toppings—just don't tell anyone else about our little secret ;)!
Did you know there is a dunkaroo dip with vodka? :0
Cake Batter Dip Ingredients
- White Cake Mix
- Greek Yogurt
- Whipped Topping thawed
- Halloween sprinkles and add-ons of your choice
- Purple Food coloring
- For exact amounts, please see the recipe card below.
What to Dip in Dunkaroo Dip?
Once again, the possibilities are endless. I served mine with vanilla wafers, chocolate teddy Grahams, cinnamon teddy Grahams, sugar cookies, and strawberries.
These were the items I had on hand and wanted to use up. Really, the kids thought it was the coolest-looking thing and scarfed it down without even thinking about what they were eating.
And the adults even loved it!
How to Make Halloween Dunkaroo Dip
Sift your cake mix into a medium bowl. The reason for this is so that any clumps get sifted out and you have a smooth dip.
Add in your Greek yogurt, whipped topping, and food coloring. Use as many drops until you reach your desired color.
Mix with a wooden spoon until all is mixed well. Keep mixing until fully incorporated.
Cover and place in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
When ready to serve, place in a fun bowl (I used a plastic cauldron from the Dollar Tree).
Decorate with your Halloween decorations. The possibilities are endless and you can use whatever you have on hand or use nothing!
It's totally up to you. I changed my mind about a half hour before serving and decorated it with chocolate jimmies to make it look like a graveyard, gummy worms, gummy body parts, and candy pumpkins.
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