Greek Yogurt Dill Veggie Dip Recipe
Want to know one of my secrets to make veggies more delicious? Add flavor! And here we’re adding major flavor with this dill veggie dip recipe! If you love a classic dill dip, you’ll love this Greek yogurt veggie dip. It has all of the flavor of traditional veggie dip and even has a little protein boost added in since we’re swapping out the sour cream for Greek yogurt. You’ll love that it’s made with just a few ingredients and takes just 5 minutes to prep.
Serve up this healthy dip for veggies as a pre-dinner snack, pack it in lunches, as a quick dinner side to buffalo chicken cheesesteaks or turkey pesto sandwiches or make it part of a game day spread alongside sweet and creamy apple dip, chili dip, homemade spicy hummus, and shredded chicken nachos. Turn any leftover yogurt into parfaits for breakfast!

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What You’ll Love About Greek Yogurt Veggie Dip
- Classic veggie dip flavor
- Works with a variety of veggies
- Nutritious and delicious
- Makes eating veggies a bit more exciting
- Made with simple ingredients
- Just 5 minutes prep time

Ingredients
- Greek yogurt – I prefer to use full-fat (whole milk or 5%) yogurt for the best flavor and texture, but this easy veggie dip recipe will work with low-fat or fat-free too. If you are looking for the closest alternative to sour cream, use the full-fat. You can also use sour cream if you prefer and I do so regularly, depending on what we have.
- Mayonnaise – This gives this homemade veggie dip classic flavor. Use your favorite mayo brand.
- Dried dill – Use high-quality dried dill for best flavor. You can stir in chopped fresh herbs (fresh dill is obviously a great addition as are chives and parsley!) as well, but the dried works really well.
- Beau monde seasoning – This is my MIL’s secret (not so secret anymore!) veggie dip ingredient and I’ve used it since learning her trick. If you don’t have it and don’t want to buy it, you can always swap it out for garlic powder, onion powder, and celery salt.
- Sea salt
- Veggies for serving – Aim to serve a variety of raw veggies, I have a list for you to choose from below.


How to Make Dill Dip
This is an overview on how to make dill dip, the detailed instructions can be found below in the recipe card.




FAQs
Can I make this with sour cream?
Yes, you can absolutely make this into a sour cream veggie dip. Simply swap out the Greek yogurt for sour cream. I actually do this all the time and it’s delicious.
You could also turn this into a cottage cheese veggie dip, by using whipped cottage cheese in place of the Greek yogurt.
Are veggies and dip healthy?
I’m always looking for ways to enjoy vegetables more often and this dip is sure to help you do that! Using dip doesn’t take away the nutrition of vegetables, so if using a dip (no matter what kind!) helps you eat more vegetables? It’s a win.


Storage Instructions
Store any leftover dip in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 2-3 days.
What to Serve with Dill Veggie Dip
As for the veggies, you can go as simple or as complicated as you want. There are a few vegetables that I typically have in the fridge. Carrots, celery, cucumbers, and bell peppers. Why those? Because they require minimal prep and they are favorites at our house. Here is a list of perfect veggies for dip:
- Carrot sticks or baby carrots
- Celery sticks
- Cucumbers
- Mini bell peppers (or regular size)
- Endive leaves
- Broccoli florets
- Cauliflower florets
- Grape or cherry tomatoes
- Radishes
- Snap peas
- Green beans
- Baby gem lettuce leaves

How to Feed Veggies and Dip to the Whole Family
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I love serving veggies and dip as a pre-dinner snack to kids. Everyone is more receptive to foods when they are hungry and it’s a snack that won’t obliterate their appetite so (hopefully) they’ll still eat some dinner!
As always when it comes to feeding kids, I put out and offer a variety of foods and then say nothing. I don’t beg them to eat the veggies, beg them to try a veggie, or anything as this actually will backfire and cause them to eat less of that food you are pushing. This is the long-term strategy to help your kids learn to be healthy eaters, open to a variety of foods.

More Greek Yogurt Recipes
If you like this yogurt dip for veggies, you might also like some of these other easy Greek yogurt recipes:

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Greek Yogurt Veggie Dill Dip Recipe
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Total Time: 5 mins
- Yield: 6 servings 1x
- Category: Snack
- Method: No Cook
- Cuisine: American
Description
Want to eat more vegetables? This Greek yogurt veggie dip recipe will help you do just that! Put out a spread of veggies and dill dip and watch the veggies disappear.
Ingredients
- 1 cup plain Greek yogurt (I use full fat)
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 Tbsp. dried dill
- 2 tsp. Beau monde seasoning
- 1/4 tsp. salt (more to taste)
- veggies for serving
Instructions
- In a medium bowl, combine Greek yogurt, mayonnaise, dried dill, Beau monde seasoning, and sea salt. Stir together until combined.
- Chill for at least 30 minutes so that flavors meld.
- Serve with a variety of raw veggies.ย
Notes
- Fresh herbs make a great addition if you have them. My favorites are parsley, dill, and chives. Chop them finely and stir them in.ย
- If you don’t have beau monde seasoning, you can use 1 tsp. onion powder and 1 tsp. celery seeds
Food styling and photography by Loren Runion.
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Iโm going to try this dip over the roasted potatoes thatโs on tonightโs menu!
I have made this dip so many times. It tastes so good.
I’m so glad! Thanks Arianne ๐
Love this recipe! My fave kindโฆ easy, delicious.