Apple Toffee Dip With Cream Cheese
This apple toffee dip with cream cheese is so creamy, and delicious with an extra pleasant surprise crunch. We make the toffee from scratch at home, but you could also purchase toffee bits from the baking aisle in a pinch for time. This dip is so easy to make, and will certainly be a crowd pleaser! This dip isn’t just for apples, however that is our favorite thing to dip in it.

This recipe was inspired by a trip we took back in 2020 to Florida. We tried a restaurant called PDQ, and they had the most amazing Toffee Apple Dip. However, when we went back the next year, we found that our favorite treat there was no longer on the menu. So, we had to find a way to make it ourselves. And, I am so happy to report this recipe definitely hits the spot, and making homemade from scratch is even better! HERE is my recipe for homemade Toffee Bits.

What To Serve With This Cream Cheese Apple Toffee Dip
Of course apples are one of the most amazing things to dip in this, and a tart Granny Smith is my favorite with it. However, there are so many other things you could serve this with. Here are some ideas.
- Fresh Fruit Slices- Strawberries, Banana slices, Pears, or Grapes.
- Crunchy Dippers- Pretzels (sticks, rods, or twists), Graham crackers- I have a recipe for homemade Graham Crackers HERE, Vanilla wafers- I have a recipe for homemade Vanilla Wafers HERE
- Other Sweet Treats like Cookies, Waffle sticks- Checkout my Waffle Recipe HERE,
Pancake strips- HERE is my fresh milled flour pancake recipe.
Ingredients To Make Apple Toffee Dip With Cream Cheese
- 8 oz Softened Cream Cheese
- 1 TBSP Molasses 20g (Can omit this, and just use 1/2 cup brown sugar in place of this and the raw cane sugar)
- 3/8 cup raw cane sugar 80g
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup toffee bits 150g See my blog for a homemade version HERE (You can adjust this amount to your liking)

Instructions To Make The Cream Cheese Apple Toffee Dip
- In a Medium Mixing bowl add softened cream cheese, molasses, sugar, and vanilla. Using a hand mixer or stand mixer, blend until combined.
- Once the cream cheese mixture is all combined, then stir in the toffee bits.
- You can serve right away, however we like to cover and let sit in the fridge for 1-2 hours for an enhanced flavor.

How To Store This Cream Cheese Toffee Apple Dip
To store this Cream Cheese Toffee Apple Dip, cover and place in the fridge for 3-4 days. I don’t recommend freezing, as this will change the texture of the cream cheese.
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Apple Toffee Dip with Cream Cheese
Ingredients
- 8 oz Softened Cream Cheese
- 1 TBSP Molasses 20g Can omit this, and just use 1/2 cup brown sugar in place of this and the raw cane sugar
- 3/8 cup raw cane sugar 80g
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup toffee bits 150g See my blog for a homemade version You can adjust this amount to your liking
Instructions
- In a Medium Mixing bowl add softened cream cheese, molasses, sugar, and vanilla. Using a hand mixer or stand mixer, blend until combined.
- Once the cream cheese mixture is all combined, then stir in the toffee bits.
- You can serve right away, however we like to cover and let sit in the fridge for 1-2 hours for an enhanced flavor.
Notes
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This will make the best little gift for my card club ladies! And for me!
Yay! I am so happy to hear that, let me know what they think! YUM! 🙂
This is delicious!!! I doubled everything except the sugar for our Christmas Eve gathering tomorrow. Hubby and I tried it with sumo oranges tonight. So, so good!!! Can’t wait to have it with apples and maybe some grapes. Thank You and Merry Christmas!
Yum! So glad to hear it was a hit! Yes, you can always hold back sugar to taste! 🙂