Best Storage
The fridge is the best place to store dips.
Store your dips in the fridge and make sure they are sealed to make them last longer.
Can I Freeze It?
Yes.
Hummus can be portioned and frozen in an airtight container with some space at the top. Defrost in the fridge. When the hummus is defrosted the oils may separate, so just give it a stir and it is as good as fresh! Tzatziki doesn’t freeze well, due to the high water content from the cucumber.
Use It Up
Why not use leftover dips as a spread on toast or as a condiment for a sandwich? Creamy dips can be used as a pasta sauce and salsa can be added to stews and soups.
Did You Know?
Homemade dips can be used creatively in a creamy baked casserole dish or thinned out into a pasta sauce… or even as a base for pizzas! Experiment and be creative!
Get More From Your Food
Sweet Potato and Chive Biscuits
Bread prices are up 4% compared to 2021. Right rising carb costs with these go to homemade biscuits. These cost a fraction of what grocery store dinner rolls are right now, and help use up food you already have in your fridge.
Green Dip
Turn leftover salad greens into this bright green dip – it’s an delicious way to get in an extra serve of vegetables or two.