Dip Into Something Delicious!







When I dip, you dip, we dip.

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Has that been overused?

Well, I hope not because I love dipping! Dipping into deliciousness, that is!

With fall here (hey football season!), it's time for snacks! Who am I kidding? It's always time for snacks.

Stonemill Kitchens creates delicious dips that are perfect for sharing with the family, for tailgating, for taking to a party or event or anytime! You can use them as-is as a dip, or get creative and use them in a recipe or as a spread!

Artichoke Jalapeno Parmesan

This flavor has everything you want in a dip, cheesy, satisfying, with a bit of a kick. It pairs wonderfully with crackers or crusty bread. I made a snack tray with Italian meats, olives, crackers and this dip. It was a big hit!

Buffalo Chicken

Everyone loves buffalo chicken, especially on game day, right? I loved this flavor! It's creamy, spicy and has hearty pieces of real chicken throughout. I love dipping veggies in it or on nachos. I even used it as a spread on a breakfast sandwich! Can you say buffalo chicken bacon breakfast sandwich?? Cue the salivating.

Creamy Onion 

This artisan style dip will elevate your chip and dip game. It's a classic dip flavor that was executed perfectly. I would pair this with chips or maybe even roasted potatoes!

Cranberry Jalapeno 

This seasonal flavor had me feeling a little skeptical. Would it be sweet? Spicy? Both? What in the world will I use this for? However, it was so intriguing, I had to try it! I first tried it on a turkey sandwich! I paired it with sourdough bread, roasted turkey breast, and spinach and I was pleasantly surprised. The cranberry and jalapeno flavors were perfectly balanced and made a great flavor boost to my turkey sandwich. I would also pair this with crackers!

healthy_happy_and_free. It has been a minute since I had a good turkey sandwich. And turkey sz


Which dip would you dip into first?

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