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Buffalo blue cheese dip packs a punch with a zip of Buffalo wing sauce and a tang of blue cheese in every bite. It pairs well with baby carrots and celery sticks and other veggies. It’s one of the dips I always have in the frig that I can pull out for my afternoon snack along with some veggies.
It’s a versatile dip. Buffalo blue cheese dip is great with various dippers and can be served as an appetizer or snack. This dip is a great addition to a tailgate party, barbecue, game day eats and the list goes on.
I have used this dip as a condiment on Buffalo chicken sliders, regular burgers and with Buffalo wings. This dip is great warmed and is great as a sauce in casserole and pasta dishes. Give it a try and don’t be afraid to experiment with it.
Ingredient Round Up
- Plain non-fat yogurt
- Bolthouse Farms blue cheese dressing
- Your favorite wing sauce – I used Frank’s wing sauce.
Making the Dip
- Place the plain non-fat yogurt in a coffee lined strainer set inside of a bowl over night allowing the whey to drain off and the yogurt to thicken.

- Place the thickened yogurt into a mixing bowl. Add the blue cheese dressing and wing sauce.

- Mix to combine all the ingredients. Taste and add more wing sauce to suit your taste.

- Transfer to a serving bowl and enjoy with fresh veggies, good thins or your favorite crackers. Refrigerate leftovers in a plastic container.
Serving Ideas
- Buffalo blue cheese dip can be served as an appetizer at get togethers, tailgate parties, holiday parties, on game day and the list goes on.
- You can pair this dip with fresh raw veggies such as carrot and celery sticks, strips of bell pepper, or broccoli and cauliflower florets,
- Others dippers such as good thins or your favorite crackers, pretzels, chips or chunks of french bread work well with this dip.
- This dip can be used as a condiment with buffalo chicken burgers, french fries or onion rings.
- A dedicated batch of this dip can be heated and tossed with pasta and chicken creating a main dish.
WW 0 pt per Tbsp, 3 pt for whole recipe, makes 18 Tbsp

Equipment
- strainer
- coffee filter
- bowl for strainer
- mixing bowl
- measuring cup and spoons
- spatula and wooden spoon
Ingredients
- 1 c plain non-fat yogurt
- 4½ tbsp Bolthouse Farms blue cheese dressing
- 4 tsp Frank's Buffalo wing sauce
Instructions
- Place a coffee filter in a strainer and then place the strainer in a bowl. Place the plain non-fat yogurt in the coffee filtered lined strainer. Cover it with plastic wrap and refrigerate over night. The whey will drip into the bowl resulting in the yogurt thickening.
- Next day, put the thickened yogurt into a mixing bowl. Add your favorite blue cheese dressing and wing sauce to the yogurt. I used Bolthouse Farms blue cheese dressing as the points are low and the flavor is excellent. I used Franks wing sauce. Depending on our preference, you can choose a wing sauce that is mild to hot.
- Mix until the three ingredients are well combined. Taste the dip. Add more wing sauce if you think it's needed.
- Place the dip into a plastic storage container and refrigerate until ready for use. Note, the dip will thin out after mixing in the blue cheese dressing and wing sauce but it will thicken to a nice dipping consistency with refrigeration.
- Transfer the dip to a serving bowl when ready to serve and add in a platter of cut raw veggies and various crackers to use as dippers.
- Refrigerate any leftovers. It will keep for 5-7 days in the refrigerator.

This buffalo blue cheese dip recipe sounds perfect for game day. I love that it’s creamy but also has that spicy kick. Definitely going to try it with some fresh veggies!