This Skinny Peanut Butter Dip is totally all-purpose. I ate it for breakfast, lunch, snack, and dessert!
Watch me make this LIVE on Facebook!
Jordan is an early riser and always has been. If she sleeps past 6:00am, I consider it sleeping in. If that wasn’t bad enough, she wants breakfast the second her eyes open, meaning that by 6:30 on most mornings she’s already done with breakfast and onto the next thing. By 9am she wants a snack and by 11am she’s ready for lunch. And at 11:11 when she’s done scarfing down her sandwich she’s already asking for a treat and I’m all “No way, it’s not even noon.”
This schedule, while annoying on days off, has always worked well for school. In K-3, snack recess was at 9am and lunch was served by 11:30. Last year, lunch pushed off to 11:45 but it was still okay. This year? Jordan had a panic attack on the first day: snack recess isn’t until 10:30 and lunch isn’t until 12:30. This means that she goes at least 4 hours between breakfast and eating again.
Cereal for breakfast and a granola bar for snack are no longer cutting it y’all. We’ve gotta make some changes up in here and we’ve gotta do them FAST because, according her Jordan, she’s staaaaaaaarrrrrrving.
#firstworldproblems, for realz.
One of the ways I solved that problem? This Skinny Peanut Butter dip. It’s only got three ingredients and it’s full of protein. Did I mention it’s only 3 ingredients? And that one of them is peanut butter? #winning
Let’s keep it real here: I’ve made a lot of sweet dips in my time but rarely are any of them, dare I say, good for you. But here’s the thing: this recipe might be a lot healthier, and it might have tons of protein and not a ton of sugar, but you wouldn’t know it. It’s just as addicting as this dip, only you don’t have to run 10 miles to work off a few tablespoons. Plus? Your kids will like it. And it’ll get them to eat the fruit in their lunchbox!
(Or is it just Jordan that uses the apples as a spoon to eat the yogurt or caramel dip and then doesn’t eat the apples?)
All you need to make this recipe are three things: Greek yogurt, peanut butter, and maple syrup (or honey). That’s it!
By now you guys know that I love Safeway. I shop there every week for just about everything. (Seriously, if you’re not using their Just for U, you’re missing out!) I love all the store brands but I especially love their organic brand, O Organics. It’s an entire line of over 400 USDA certified organic products that are offered at value. As in – they’re affordable.
The O Organics brand has everything you need to make this dip, and it also has everything you need to make the perfect school lunch. Peanut butter, Greek yogurt, apple slices, check! (Also, totally not a school lunch product, but I love the O Organics chicken stock!)
You can use the O Organics products to make all sorts of different school lunch recipes. If you don’t do peanut butter, try their recipe for Yogurt Dipping Sauce. I plan to make Jordan some homemade fruit leather because she’s always begging for the unhealthy kind when we go shopping together (there’s even a DIY video for it). You can even make, you know, real food, like Turkey Pesto Pinwheels and Chicken Salad Wraps, all with O Organics.
Okay, I’ll be honest. This dip only made it to Jordan once. I inhaled the rest of it.
I mean, apples, celery, and pita chips are okayyyyy…but chocolate chips and a spoon were even better. #nojudgements
I guess I could write you recipe notes for this recipe but really? It’s so easy. Measure, stir, eat.
How’s that for a recipe?
Actually it’s quite good it’s so easy, since I’ll be making this ALL THE TIME. Or maybe that’s bad? #thestruggleisreal
Enjoy!
Skinny Peanut Butter Dip
Yield: 1 cup
This Skinny Peanut Butter Dip has only 3 ingredients!! Make it for breakfast, lunch, or an after school snack or even as a game day dip!
Ingredients:
- 1 cup plain nonfat Greek yogurt
- 3 tablespoons creamy peanut butter
- 1-2 tablespoons maple syrup or honey, to taste
- Dippers, for eating (apples, celery, carrots, crackers, chocolate chips, etc.)
Directions:
- Stir yogurt, peanut butter, and maple syrup or honey until no lumps remain. Serve with assorted dippers.
- Store in an airtight container in refrigerator for up to 1 week.
Peanut Butter Caramel Apple Dip
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of O Organics. The opinions and text are all mine.
Hi there! I’m Dorothy! Welcome to Crazy for Crust, where I share recipes that are sometimes crazy, often with a crust, and always served with a slice of life. 
What a coincidence, because my son is always starving too! This is a great snack idea. Pinned! Thanks for sharing!
Jordan and I are on the same food schedule, no joke. I’m eating by 6, snack at 9, lunch around 11. I’d totally panic if someone made me wait until after 12 to eat lunch. And schools are nut-free zones, so it’s not like she can take almonds to hold her over. Poor little one!
That’s hilarious, using the apples as a spoon. But you know, I’d want to eat this stuff straight, too. I mean, it has PB and maple syrup, two of the best things in the world!
I think I would eat this dip for every meal, too! Love that it’s just a few ingredients, Dorothy! Sounds delicious!
I need this in my life, stat. Looks amazing!!!
I so need to try this! I would add more chocolate chips and totally ruin it’s skinny reputation 🙂
Mmmm… Greek yogurt. It’s so filling and awesome!
I have never thought of mixing yogurt and PB! Nice.. 🙂
I know, it’s so good!
Need to try this soon. I could do with some of this skinny peanut butter dip in my life.
This dip looks so awesome and healthy! Such a great, easy idea for after-school snacks!
Looks so good! Can’t wait to try!
I love mixing PB with Greek yogurt because you get so much more ‘mileage’ out of it and bang for the caloric buck 🙂 That way I can have that whole bowl, right!
You have honestly become my favorite blogger yet. You have a wire to my brain. You always post stuff on what I`m craving at the moment. And now you know I`m trying to eat healthy. I crave sugar way to much so hopefully this cuts it for me.
Aw, thank you! It worked for me until I ate the entire bowl. 😂
What a neat snack idea! This would definitely cure the munchies. I have to side with your daughter though, I can’t go more than three hours with having a snack and I also have an early breakfast. By the time I am sitting at my desk at work at 8am, I’m starving!
Ooooooh. I bet this would be good with any nut butter, right? You know, for us allergy inflicted families *cries* Love shopping at Safeway. And LOVE those pictures!
Oh for sure! Sun butter, almond butter, Biscoff… 🙂
Looks so delicious!! I’m always looking for easy, healthy snacks. This is perfect! Thanks for the recipe!!
This is just like the Greek yogurt recipe I recently came up with! I also mash up a banana in mine.
That’s a great idea, the banana. I’m going to have to try that for sure!
Thanks for a quick and healthy snack recipe – it sounds delicious, too! When we are traveling, we are always shocked when a restaurant doesn’t open until 11:30 for lunch, so we’re with Jordan on that! But I think once the teenage hormones kick in she will start sleeping later (I don’t miss those 5:30 am wake -up calls (“can I have breakfast now”?).
As a new mommy, I am learning about what it means to have a kid who is an early riser!! Now I am hungry and eat so much before lunch too, LOL
I really love the O Organics line. I have tons of their products in my kitchen at any given moment!
Yay a dip that’s good for me! I mean…for my kids. But seriously, this looks way too good!
A growing girl needs her snacks!
OMG. I am so very excited about this PB dip. never thought about adding greek yogurt to make it a dip – thank you for this!
Could you use vanilla Greek Yogurt instead of plain?
Never mind! I missed the first part of your video, but just listened and heard you can use vanilla yogurt. I would just add less honey or maple sugar to counteract the added sugar of using the vanilla over plain.
Exactly! Just do a taste test for sweetness. Enjoy!
How many serving are in this recipe??
It sounds amazing tho and I can wait to try it thank you for sharing this.