This post and recipe was created for #HalloweenTreatsWeek! I was sent samples by some of the sponsor companies but as always opinions are 100% mine.
Looking ahead and thinking about Halloween recipes for parties? This Dunkaroo Dip may be the easy Halloween dessert you’re looking for. I mean it is literally ready in 5 minutes and requires no cooking or baking.
If you are a follower of Savory Experiments, you’ll know I am not a huge Halloween person.
I like seeing the stream of cute, dressed-up baby faces on my Facebook feed, but I am far from one of those people who decks out the house with Halloween decorations and starts planning 6 months ahead.
I also don’t really care for blood, guts and ghouls. So any Halloween dessert I make is generally of the cutesy variety, following a color scheme instead of donning skeletons and brains.
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Dunkaroo Dip for Halloween
Easy desserts are my favorite for all occasions, which is why I love this Halloween Dunkaroo Dip so much. It can literally be made in minutes!
Dessert dips have honestly become one of my go-to desserts for any time I want something quick and easy just because they’re so simple but delicious.
One trick for this Dunkaroo Dip, or any dessert dip recipe made with cake mix, even regular ole cake, is to sift the mix. It will get rid of the large clumps that become so challenging to beat out.
You’ll even hear it called cake batter dip or cake mix dip sometimes.
For this cake batter dip recipe, it is vital that you use a WHITE cake mix. Why? Because if you use yellow and add orange food coloring, the color might be off. It really depends on the mix.
I love using chocolate animal crackers, especially for Halloween. I even think one of the shapes is an arched back cat, or maybe I just made that up to feel more festive.
Kid Friendly
One of the things I love about this Halloween Dunkaroo Dip is that it’s a dessert appropriate for all age groups.
Kids love it because it’s festive and fun – especially served with animal crackers – and adults love it because it’s yummy.
This dunkaroo dip will definitely become one of your go-to Halloween recipes for parties. It’s quick, easy and no baking required. You (and all of your guests) will just want to hover around the dessert table snacking!
More fun festive dessert ideas:
- Halloween Rice Krispie Treat Cake
- Halloween Sugar Cookie Bars
- Halloween Poke Cake
- Halloween Mummy Cookies
Make sure you check out ALL of these delicious Halloween Party Foods!
Halloween Dunkaroo Dip Recipe
Ingredients
- 15.25 ounce white cake mix , sifted
- 8 ounces whipped topping
- 1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt
- orange food coloring
- festive sprinkles
- chocolate animal crackers , for dipping
Instructions
- In a large mixing bowl, combine white cake mix, whipped topping and vanilla Greek yogurt. Mix until combined.
- Add orange food coloring.
- Top with festive sprinkles.
- Serve with chocolate animal crackers.
- If you’ve tried this recipe, make sure to come back and let us know how you liked it!
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i’VE never had this kind of dip before, but I love cake batter, so I imagine I could clean the bowl all by myself!
I love the sound of this dip! My grandchildren would love it and I love how easy it is.!
How cute is this dip! This will be perfect for serving at my kids school halloween party. Thanks For Sharing.
Halloween is my favorite! I love this kid-friendly recipe for Halloween too! Can’t wait to try this with the kids.
Oooooh, I’ve never seen this dip before! How perfect for Halloween parties. This reminds me of cake batter ice cream… I bet it’s just as delicious… and it won’t melt!