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Creamy Nutella Dip

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This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent!

This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent!

You probably know by now that I’m a big peanut butter addict.

From breads to cookies and everything in between, I love this spread.

But there’s another kind that also holds a special place in my heart. One filled with creamy chocolate and smooth hazelnut, and it’s probably a favorite of yours too, right?

Yep, Nutella is the name of my game.

I only recently tried it in the past few years and I so sad that I missed out on it. I pretty much eat Nutella staraight from the jar (that’s the best way, right?) but I also love to spread it on toast, pretzels, and fruit. You could almost say that I’m addicted to it, as it never lasts long in my house.

This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent!

And because I always have a jar of Nutella in my pantry, I decided to get creative with it and make it into an even sweeter treat.

This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent. This dip is delicious when served with some fresh fruit or eaten with a spoon (hey, I won’t tell!). It also makes an amazing filling for crepes, cookies, or as a topping for pancakes. Can  you tell I’ve been eating a lot of this Creamy Nutella Dip?

If you love Nutella, then this Creamy Nutella Dip wad made for you! It’s so delicious, so fluffy, and all-around perfect. And because it’s made with Greek yogurt, it’s just the teensiest bit healthier than dips made with cream cheese. So even though this isn’t the most calorie-friendly, it sure is good!

This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent!

And the best part (besides the mouthwatering flavor) of this Creamy Nutella Dip is that it literally takes a minute to whip up. That’s it!

Simply grab your jar of Nutella, pour it into a bowl and mix in some Greek yogurt. Within seconds, this dip is ready to be devoured. It’s smooth, creamy, and has a light texture that is perfect for spooning onto some fruit or spreading on some pretzels.

This Creamy Nutella Dip makes a delicious spread to bring to get-togethers or to jazz up your breakfast, such as oatmeal or waffles. And yes, I’ve topped my oatmeal with this dip…don’t judge, guys. It’s just that good! So if you’re a Nutella addict like me, then this is the perfect treat for you! So grab those ingredients and try out this dip. It’ll be your new favorite way to eat Nutella!

This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent!

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This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent!
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Creamy Nutella Dip

This Creamy Nutella Dip contains just two ingredients and is perfectly sweet and decadent. It's delicious when served with some fresh fruit or pretzels!
Course Appetizer, Dessert
Cuisine American
Keyword nutella recipe
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings 6
Calories 331kcal

Ingredients

  • 2 cups vanilla Greek yogurt
  • 1 cup Nutella or similar hazelnut spread

Instructions

  • Combine the yogurt and Nutella in a medium bowl. Whisk until it reaches a creamy consistency.
  • Serve with pretzels or graham crackers immediately or refrigerate until ready to serve.

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 331kcal | Carbohydrates: 41g | Protein: 9g | Fat: 15g | Saturated Fat: 14g | Cholesterol: 3mg | Sodium: 43mg | Potassium: 272mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 36g | Calcium: 54mg | Iron: 2mg
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By Gayle |

Comments

  1. Mir says

    I can't buy Nutella, Gayle. It's called a spoon, the jar, and none left a half hour later. ;) But if I give in to the urge, this is how I'm having it! The yogurt adds protein. Healthy! Right?
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    • Gayle says

      Me too, Mir! I literally ALWAYS eat nutella out of the jar, but this time, I got a little more creative! :)
      Reply

    • Gayle says

      Oh I'm loving your idea of adding this to oatmeal or waffles! Thanks for the kind words and pin, Blair!
      Reply

  6. Danielle says

    I tried making some fruit dip the other day and started taking pictures and then I realized it just looked like cool whip haha. This dip looks a million times better and I love that you used nutella! Such a great idea, Gayle!
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    • Gayle says

      I think I pretty much did eat most of this with a spoon, Sarah! I like to think of it as nutella-dip-mousse! :)
      Reply

  8. Harriet Emily says

    This has to be the most perfect idea for a dip! I love how there's only two ingredients too - it makes me want to make it even more. I bet this definitely tastes amazing with cookies... so many amazing suggestions to pair it with, mmmm! This is such a great recipe :)
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    • Gayle says

      Thanks for the kind words, Harriet Emily! I love how versatile this dip is, too. I don't think there's anything that wouldn't go good with nutella!
      Reply

    • Gayle says

      Sounds like this is right up your alley, Rachel! Thanks for the kind words and for stopping by, Rachel!
      Reply

  15. Natalie @ Tastes Lovely says

    I am borderline addicted to Nutella. At my grocery store they have those little "nutella to go" snacks where it's a little nutella and some cookie sticks. I buy one of those all the time! It's getting nuts. Can't wait to make this dip!
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    • Gayle says

      I buy those nutella snack packs, too! And it's almost too dangerous for me to keep a jar of nutella in my kitchen, but sometimes I just can't help myself! :)
      Reply

    • Gayle says

      Vanilla yogurt sounds kind of strange, but trust me, it's SO good! It gives the nutella a sweeter flavor and makes it super creamy. Thanks for the pin, Ashley!
      Reply

  19. Cyndi - My Kitchen Craze says

    Gale you must of read my mind!! I've been wanting a fruit dip, but healthier version. I love that you used greek yogurt instead of cream cheese. Perfect for my on going diet. Love this and can't wait to make it this weekend. Pinned and sharing! :)
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    • Gayle says

      Cyndi, you would love this dip! It's not super healthy because of the nutella, but the yogurt does add some protein and makes it extra delicious. Thanks for the kind words and pin, friend!
      Reply

  20. Ami@NaiveCookCooks says

    Gayle you won't believe that yesterday I was craving nutella based desserts and here you have this gorgeous ONLY 2 ingredient dip!! Yum!! I think my dinner for tonight is set! ;)
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    • Gayle says

      Hi Sue! Yes, Nutella is made from a combination of cocoa powder and hazelnuts. Hope that helps you out!
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    • Gayle says

      Ok glad you won't judge me as I shovel this into my mouth! :) Thanks for the kind words and pin, Rachelle!
      Reply

  36. Marcie says

    I rarely buy Nutella because I don't trust myself with it -- it's way too addicting! I have been tinkering around with it experimenting lately, so I think I need to use the rest on this dip! Great idea to mix it with Greek yogurt instead of just eating it with a spoon! Haha
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    • Gayle says

      Nutella is so dangerous, Marcie! That's why I made this dip...to stop myself from eating it straight from the jar! :)
      Reply

  37. Ashley says

    Holy cow this dip looks incredible! So simple too! Would it be bad to eat dessert before dinner???? :) Have a great weekend friend!!
    Reply

  38. Kennedy Cole@KCole's Creative Corner says

    I love how simplistic this is! But sometimes the simplest things are simply the best! Because this is a real winner. Thanks for sharing with beautiful dessert! I recently made a cooking and baking blog, too. http://kcolescreativecorner.com I would greatly appreciate it if you would check it out! Thanks so much!
    Reply

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