Name: What To Serve With Spinach Dip
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 10 min
Total time: 15 min
Ingredients: 1 portion spinach dip

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If you’re wondering what to serve with your spinach dip, you’ve come to the right place.

In this article, I list 33 of the most popular side dishes for spinach dip.

In a rush? Here’s the short answer.

The best side dishes to serve with spinach dip are things like pretzel bites, tortilla scoops, chipotle bacon crackers, or zucchini balls. For something more substantial, try loaded potato skins or buffalo chicken wings. You can also use the spinach dip for stuffed mushrooms or to make a frittata.

Ready? Let’s jump right in.

Loaded potato skins

Loaded potato skins are my favorite way to enjoy potatoes.

They’re not the quickest or easiest treats to make, but they’re definitely worth your time and effort.

Imagine dunking these in your spinach dip? It’s a match made in heaven!

Why we love this recipe: they’re guaranteed crowd-pleasers.

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Loaded potato skins
Make it familiar
Baked potato
Add some flavor
Greek-style potato wedges

Tortilla scoops

Tortilla chips are a nice crunchy snack perfect for dipping.

But it can be annoying when the break! To fix this problem, I like turning them into mini spoons.

That way, they’re a bit sturdier and you can get way more dip.

Why we love this recipe: you only need two ingredients (how easy!).

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DIY tortilla scoops
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Sweet potato chips
Make it easy
Homemade pita chips

Zucchini balls

Each bite-sized morsel is packed with shredded zucchini (with skins on for more fiber), spices, and grated mozzarella for a gooey texture.

The key to perfecting these balls is to squeeze out as much moisture as possible from your grated zucchini so they don’t turn soggy.

Why we love this recipe: these are gluten-free, keto-friendly, and low-carb.

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Cheesy zucchini balls
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Quinoa buffalo bites
Skip the zucchini
Baked cauliflower

Sweet chipotle bacon crackers

Spruce up your average crackers with this delicious recipe.

The crackers are brimming with flavors. You’ve got sweetness from the brown sugar, savory bacon, and a smoky touch from chipotle powder.

Pro tip: you’ll want to use regular-cut bacon slices for these crackers so they don’t take too long to cook.

Why we love this recipe: they’re a million times better than plain crackers.

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Sweet chipotle bacon crackers
Make it healthy
Seed crackers
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Pita chips

Crudite platter

If you want something healthy to go with your spinach dip, a crudité platter is the way to go.

It’s a tray of raw veggies – classic options include carrot sticks, celery sticks, broccoli florets, cucumbers, and mini bell peppers.

You can also add blanched veggies like green beans, snap peas, and asparagus.

Why we love this recipe: it’s super nourishing.

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Crudite platter
Make it fun
Healthy veggie rolls
Make it Italian-inspired
Antipasto skewers

Pretzel bites

These pretzel bites are one of my go-to game day snacks.

They’re super handy, with crisp, golden crusts and a delightful chewy bite.

Pretzels are typically enjoyed with a warm beer cheese dip, but they go great with a spinach dip too.

Psst… serve them warm.

Why we love this recipe: even beginner bakers can follow it.

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Pretzel bites
Make it fancy
Pretzel rods
Make it garlicky
Homemade garlic knots

Bacon-wrapped filet mignon bites

Trying to keep carbs to a minimum? Try something meaty instead.

The bacon slices keep the steak bites extra moist and infuse them with a subtle smoky flavor.

… after all, everything’s better with bacon.

Why we love this recipe: it’s fancy enough for a special occasion.

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Filet mignon bites
Fire up the grill
Grilled skirt steak skewers
Make it Southern-inspired
Chicken fried steak fingers

Spinach dip stuffed mushrooms

This isn’t technically a side.

But if you have some leftover spinach dip, don’t let it go to waste.

Instead stuff it inside some chicken breasts and serve them with a generous helping of mash or pasta on the side.

Why we love this recipe: it’s perfect for busy weeknight dinners.

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Spinach dip stuffed mushrooms
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Spinach dip stuffed pork chops
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Spinach dip stuffed garlic rolls

Buffalo wings

Spinach dip is a game day classic, and so are these finger-lickingly good buffalo wings.

The wings are baked to crispy perfection and then coated with a sticky and fiery sauce.

And you can dip the wings in your creamy dip to balance all that spice out.

Why we love this recipe: it’s a garunteed crowd pleaser.

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Baked buffalo wings
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Buffalo cauliflower bites
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Buffalo chicken cheese balls

French bread rolls

Bread is always going to be na great accompaniment for spinach dip.

You can use any bread you want, but something with a crunchy crust is best so it still has some bite after dipping.

Psst… remember to save a bit so you can wipe the dip bowl clean at the end.

Why we love this recipe: it will make your house smell amazing.

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French bread rolls
Make it garlicky
Garlic butter dinner rolls
Swap the bread
Sun dried tomato focaccia

Spinach dip frittata

Spinach dip isn’t just for dipping – it’s great as the main ingredient for an indulgent frittata too.

The dip’s luscious texture makes this savory custard extra rich.

All you need is a fancy drink to go along with it. A mimosa is my favorite!

Pro-tip: for best results, prepare the batter a day ahead.

Why we love this recipe: there’s zero hands-on cooking involved.

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Spinach dip puff bites
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Cheesy spinach dip pasta

The best side dishes to serve with spinach dip

Loaded potato skins
Tortilla scoops
Zucchini balls
Sweet chipotle bacon crackers
Crudite platter
Pretzel bites
Bacon-wrapped filet mignon bites
Spinach dip stuffed mushrooms
Buffalo wings
French bread rolls
Spinach dip frittata