Low Carb Dill Pickle Dip

Dill pickle lovers will enjoy this creamy dill pickle dip that combines crunchy dill pickles with a sour cream base, making it the perfect accompaniment to your favorite vegetables or crackers. Whether you’re looking for a quick and easy appetizer before dinner, a tasty snack while watching movies, or a Super Bowl game day dip, this is a great recipe that will have your taste buds singing.

Pickle lovers are a serious crowd. They will put chopped pickles on just about anything. Thankfully this delicious recipe has the perfect dill pickle flavor that works as a condiment for just about anything. So scoop up this low-carb dill pickle dip with low-carb crackers, or use fresh veggies like cherry tomatoes, celery and sweet mini peppers. This keto dip has so much flavor pickle fans will wonder how they survived without it.

Ingredients Needed

• Sour Cream – A tangy, creamy base that adds richness to the dip.
• Full Fat Cream Cheese – Provides a smooth and subtle flavor to the dip.
• Mayonnaise – An emulsion of oil, eggs, and vinegar for creaminess and flavor balance.
• Dill Pickle Slices – Thinly sliced pickles provide crunchy texture and classic dill flavor.
• Dill Pickle Juice – Offers a tart taste and keeps the dip from becoming too heavy.
• Fresh Dill Chopped – Adds a pop of herbaceous flavors that are essential for creating a delicious dip.
• Dried Dill – Enhances the overall dill flavor with its delicate yet pronounced zestiness.
• Worcestershire Sauce – Adds a savory touch with notes of garlic and onion for complexity in flavor.
• Parsley – A mild herb that contributes freshness and color to the dip.
• Black Pepper – Gives an unexpected kick to the dip’s otherwise mellow taste profile.
• Onion Powder – Delivers sweet onion essence with less intensity than fresh onions would provide.
• Garlic Powder – Enhances savoriness while also adding depth to this tasty appetizer dish.
• Salt – Essential for bringing out all of the other flavors in the dip, use it sparingly!

How to Make Low-Carb Dill Pickle Dip 

Whip up a batch for your next party, or keep a bowl in the fridge, so you’re ready to dip anytime you’d like a quick side for your sandwich or as a quick snack. The simple ingredients can be found easily at any grocery store.

Start by whisking together the sour cream, cream cheese and mayonnaise in a medium bowl. Next, add the rest of the ingredients. Stir everything together until everything is evenly distributed throughout with a rubber spatula.

You are then going to place it in an airtight container and refrigerate the dip for at least two hours or overnight before serving. It tastes even better the next day! You can then set out with a platter of veggies, pork rinds, parmesan crisps, and gluten-free, low-carb crackers to serve.

How to Store this keto dill pickle dip

This dip can be stored in the refrigerator for up to five days. Be sure to keep it covered in an air-tight container lid or use plastic wrap to seal the container. Make sure to give it a good stir before serving.

FAQS

Is Dill Pickle Dip Keto?

Yes, this simple dip is suitable for a keto lifestyle. With only 2.6g net carbs per serving, it’s a great low-carb option

What’s the difference between fresh dill and dried dill?

Fresh dill has a more intense flavor and scent than dried dill. Fresh dill can also provide more texture to dishes, while dried dill tends to break down and dissolve more quickly in recipes. Due to this, fresh dill is often used for cold recipes such as dips or salads, whereas dried dill may be better suited for hot dishes or those with liquid ingredients, such as sauces. However, I like the flavor combination of using both for this recipe.

What do I serve with creamy low-carb dill pickle dip?

This creamy low-carb dip is a great accompaniment to a variety of dishes. You could serve it with crunchy fresh vegetables such as celery, carrot sticks, red peppers, green bell peppers or cucumber slices.  I like to serve it with small crispy pieces of bacon!

It also pairs well with cut-up chicken wings and other proteins, as well as low-carb tortilla chips and low-carb crackers. So many companies are making low-carb crackers now. I like to buy them from Aldi or these almond flour crackers from Amazon. For something more substantial, try serving it with a side of roasted cauliflower or zucchini fries.

Easy dill pickle dip is not only a tasty dip but an excellent option for the keto lifestyle. It makes a delicious appetizer that’s both healthy and delectable. Enjoy the easy dip as a snack, appetizer, or light meal! It’s sure to be a huge hit every time you serve it.

If you love dips, you should also try my Cheesy Baked Taco Dip!