Crock Pot Spinach Artichoke Dip Recipe (2024)

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• Link Love: 10 Crock Pot Recipes You Will Love! | Host The Toast Blog

  […] healthy eating at all, can you look at this recipe and not want to make it immediately? 6. Crock Pot Spinach Artichoke Dip by Budget Savvy Diva. Maybe you’re not trying to trim down on your waistline this year. […]

• Morgan

  Hey Sara,
  Host the Toast just featured this recipe in today’s Link Love post.
  You can view it here: http://blog.hostthetoast.com/link-love-10-crock-pot-recipes-you-will-love/
  This sounds absolutely heavenly. I love a great Spinach Artichoke Dip recipe!
  -Morgan from Host the Toast

• Melissa Martin

  I just made this tonight for my Tupperware party, tho instead of using spinach I used blanched kale. It was SO GOOD!!! We will definitely be making it again! To blanch kale, you cut the leaves off, removing any tough pieces of stem, then chop, place in boiling water about 1-2 minutes, then immediately transfer to ice water. Strain the kale, and squeeze the water out just like to you would do for spinach. It is a slightly sweeter flavor than the spinach, and better for you!
  If its okay with you I would like to feature your recipe, linking to you and giving you full credit, next month on my blog.
  Thanks!

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  • Budget Savvy Diva

    Totally okay 🙂 glad you liked the recipe

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• Crock Pot Spinach Artichoke Dip « Penny's Food Blog

  […] and here’s the first recipe that I made for them! It’s your basic Spinach/Artichoke Dip but you make it in the crock pot which was really handy. It comes from a blog called “Budget Savvy Diva”. […]

• Nancy

  Ok, this may be a silly question but does the spinach have to chopped or anything? Also, would fresh spinach work as well?

  • Amber

    Did anyone ever figure this out?

• Jennifer

  What size crockpot is this recipe for?

• Dani

  Is this okay reheated? I would like to bring it to a party, but we have to travel in the morning and wouldn’t be able to have it sit in the crockpot in the morning prior to. I’m wondering if I could cook it up the night before and just plug it in to warm it up once I arrive and still have it taste alright? But it sounds awesome 🙂

• Stephanie

  Thank you so much for sharing!! This is a favorite in my household and at parties- super easy and delicious!

• Holly

  I was wondering the crock pot size as well? Is it for the small dip type crock pot or for a regular size crock pot?

  Thanks!! Sounds delish!

• Fresh Baked | Crock Pot Spinach Artichoke Dip Recipe | Budget Savvy Diva

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• Liz

  I love spinach dips, i look forward to making this in my crockpot soon!

• Joyce Burgin

  Great party recipe. I like someone’s suggestion about using blanched fresh kale instead of the frozen chopped spinach.

• Hly V

  I’m a crockpot kind of gal

• Heather Thiel

  Would make for a good pot luck recipe!

  (commenting for Quick giveaway 🙂

• Jill Petersen

  This looks fabulous, and for once, I have all of the ingredients! I think I’ll make this tonight for a fun Friday night snack.

• Gluten Free Crock Pot Recipes - Play 2 Learn with Sarah

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• Goreti

  Just had to pin this one. Spinach dip is a family favorite and I love the idea of doing it in the crock pot. Thanks for sharing.

• Desiree

  Pinned for our next party.. Thanks!

• Cyndy

  Made this a few months back and yum yum yum 🙂

• Lisa

  How many servings does this make? What size of crockpot do you use?

• Slow Cooker Sundays: Spinach and Artichoke Dip | Pintertesting

  […] I really love spinach artichoke dip. My family calls it Spin Dip for short. When we go out to eat and want an appetizer we usually order spin dip. We’ve bought spin dip from the stores, but there’s always something a little off. They either didn’t drain the spinach, there’s too much artichoke, too much cream cheese, etc. ok ok enough about me and my family. Here’s the recipe. […]

• Allie H

  I haven’t cooked a lot of sticky recipes but I found that once your food is cooked and out of the crockpot, just fill it with water, add a little soap and put it back on high for a half hour to an hour…simmers any residue and you just use a dish brush to scrub out (the water is going to be really hot) and clean up is pretty darn easy!