This brownie batter dip tastes just like eating real brownie batter without the raw eggs! Its chocolatey creamy deliciousness. Perfect with pretzels, cookies or fruit!
I love all things brownies, and even a spoonful of brownie batter before baking the brownies. But wanting to avoid consuming too many raw eggs – this brownie batter dip is the perfect thing.
It tastes just like real brownie batter. Its chocolatey, creamy and totally delicious. And it has zero eggs in it and just a little bit of whole milk so its perfect for those with egg allergies or any of us who just love the taste of brownie batter.
This delicious chocolate dip is easy to make too because it uses an actual boxed brownie mix for the base and the delicious brownie flavor. I added in some cream cheese and some cool whip too (so make sure to keep it in the fridge before consuming) to make it super creamy and good.
Brownie batter dip, edible brownie dip, or raw brownie batter, whatever you call it you will love this recipe!
Ingredients Needed:
This is a quick overview of the ingredients you’ll need for this Brownie Batter Dip recipe. Specific measurements and full recipe instructions are in the printable recipe card below.
- cream cheese – use the block kind
- cool whip – or substitute for homemade whipped cream with heavy cream.
- brownie mix – the dry mix, not prepared
- cocoa powder – to make this extra chocolatey
- milk – to help it all mix together
- mini chocolate chips
How to make Brownie Batter Dip?
- Heat the brownie mix in the microwave in a large microwave safe bowl in 15 second intervals for about 90 seconds total, or on a baking sheet in the oven at 350 F for a few minutes, until it reaches 165 F. Let it cool to room temperature.
- Add the cream cheese to a large bowl and mix it until its nice and smooth. Then add in the brownie mix, and cocoa powder, and beat them together until smooth.
- Carefully stir in the cool whip topping. Then add in the milk one tablespoon at a time, stirring into the mixture until it has reached your desired thickness.
- Fold in the mini chocolate chips, and sprinkle a few more on top if desired. Serve immediately, or store in the fridge for later.
Tips and Tricks:
- Make sure to heat treat the brownie dip before adding it to the mix to ensure any dangerous bacteria is killed.
- Make the brownie dip a mint chocolate brownie batter with a few drops of peppermint extract, and some chopped Andes Mints, or candy cane pieces on top of the dip.
- This dip makes a lot, so it’s a great option for a potluck, football watching party, movie showing, or just when you’re having friends over to play some games.
What to serve with the brownie dip?
I served mine with a few different dipping options, pretzels, graham crackers and strawberries, here are some other favorite options.
- Nilla Wafer Cookies
- Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Graham Crackers
- Oreos
- Pretzels
- Strawberries
- Apple Slices
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to eat the flour in this recipe uncooked?
This brownie batter dip has the brownie mix powder baked for a few minutes in the oven at 350 F. to prevent any bacteria that might be in the uncooked brownie batter. This will keep your dessert safe to eat, and delicious.
Is this a good dish to bring to parties or other special events?
Yes, this is an excellent dish to bring to baby showers, bridal showers, birthday parties, or even just casual get-togethers. This brownie batter dip recipe is easy to make and throw into an airtight container, and it will be a good one to keep on your list of easy party desserts that taste harder to make than they actually are.
What are some things I can add to this recipe to make it even more special?
Try not to change the base recipe, but there are lots of options you can do to enhance it for your own tastes. Try sprinkling brown sugar on top, mixing in some mini m&m, throw in some crumbled vanilla wafers, sprinkle on some powdered sugar, or even throw in some cookie dough crumbles! Whatever it takes to satisfy your sweet tooth, go for it.
How many servings does this recipe make?
This brownie batter dip recipe makes about 30 servings- however, you may find that it is so delicious that you are getting a lot less servings per person because everyone keeps going back for more.
How to store brownie batter?
If you do have leftovers, cover the bowl in plastic wrap, and store it in the fridge for up to 3 or 4 days. I do not recommend freezing the dip to store.
However, it is unlikely that your serving dish will have much left on it besides the crumbs of dipped cookies after you make this available to everyone at your event.
This brownie batter dip is such a rich and delicious dessert dip. It’s perfect served at a party, or potluck as dessert, with your favorite fresh fruit, or cookies!
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Brownie Batter Dip
Ingredients
- 18.3 oz box brownie mix (dry)**
- 8 oz cream cheese
- 8 oz cool whip
- 2 TBS cocoa powder
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 cup mini chocolate chips (optional)
Equipment
- Large Mixing Bowl
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 Farehenheit and pour the brownie mix onto a baking pan. Bake the brownie mix in the preheated oven for about 5 minutes to kill any risk of bacteria. Set aside and let the brownie mix cool for a few minutes.
- Add the cream cheese to a large bowl (or the bowl of a stand mixer) and mix it with a hand mixer or stand mixer until smooth.
- Add in the brownie mix, and cocoa powder and mix them into the cream cheese.
- Add in the cool whip and stir it into the mixture. Then add in the milk 1 TBS at a time until the dip has reached your desired thickness.
- Mix in chocolate chips if desired, and transfer the dip to a serving bowl. Sprinkle some more chocolate chips on top for decoration.
- Serve with whatever you want to dip in it - cookies, pretzels, fruit and more.
- Store covered in the fridge for up to 4 days. Add more milk to the mixture if it thickens too much in the fridge.
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This brownie batter dip was first posted on October 16, 2014. The photos and text were updated for clarity on January 6, 2023.
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Ellen says
Thus was so good! I could have eaten the whole bowl. Thanks for sharing.
Lindsay Patee says
What about the uncooked flour in the mix?
Aimee says
Sorry I added a note how to heat treat the brownie mix!
Jessie says
Too sweet for us. Ended up trashing it
Joseph Whittemore says
If I just do the brownie mix and milk, would I get a frosting?
Aimee says
Im not sure how that would hold up. I’ve got a recipe for brownie batter frosting in my cook book with butter, milk, brownie mix and powdered sugar.
Laurel Fraser says
My husband concerned that it means we are eating raw flour. I just finished making it and it tastes delicious, but I don’t want to cause digestive probs! Please comment and happy new year!
Aimee says
Hi Laurel, sorry Im slow to respond it was a busy holiday weekend. I have never personally had issues with eating raw flour and only recently was it drawn attention to that it was an issue, in the future you can cook the brownie mix/flour in the oven for a few minutes at 350 before making the mix and that should get rid of any bacteria issues the flour may have!
LifeAfterWheat says
This looks AMAZING, I am totally going to try it with a gluten free mix!
Megan @ MegUnprocessed says
What a tasty treat!
Jane says
Yum! This looks so good. I can think of so many fun things to dip with it!