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Crockpot Buffalo Chicken Dip

12:53 PM, 2008-Jun-30 .. Posted in Recipes .. 2 comments .. Link
Tonight I have a homeschool group moms’ meeting and we are all to bring a snack to share. I will be bringing Crockpot Buffalo Chicken dip- this is my adaptation of a recipe found online somewhere. As far as snacks and appetizers go I find it to be a bit expensive but it makes enough for a small crowd plus I have everything on hand to make this dip. In fact- that’s why I love to make this recipe- because I almost always have the ingredients on hand!

Crockpot Buffalo Chicken Dip

1 can chunk chicken
½ cup hot sauce
2- 8 oz. pkg cream cheese
16 ox. Bottle Ranch Dressing
16 oz. Monterey Jack cheese, shredded
-- Combine all ingredients in a crockpot and cook on low until bubbly approx. 2.5 to 3 hours. Keep an eye on it!
Serve with crackers or tortilla chips.
Cost breakdown: can of chicken $1.69 (Aldi’s), hot sauce approx. 50 cents (bottle purchased for $1), cream cheese $1.78 (Aldi’s), Ranch Dressing 99 cents (Aldi’s) and cheese $3 (on sale at local grocer).
I’ll be serving it with wheat and butter crackers I purchased for $1/each at local dollar store.
Total Cost: $7.96 or $9.96 with crackers.


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6:24 PM, 2008-Jun-30 .. Posted by Isabella
Sounds yummy. I am going to try the recipe. I

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7:59 PM, 2008-Jun-30 .. Posted by gabbie427
Sounds yummo!!! Thanks for sharing.

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