Nashville hot chicken dip

Spice up your gatherings with Nashville Hot Chicken Dip! Creamy and flavourful, this cheesy chicken dip combines the zing of hot sauce and honey, with the richness of cream cheese. Topped with pickles, onions, and drizzled with more hot sauce, it’s the ultimate crowd-pleaser.

Nashville hot chicken dip puts the classic flavors of the spicy, sweet dish into a cream dip. You’ll love serving this appetizer for holiday parties, before the big game, and at picnics all year long! #appetizer #recipe

This Nashville Hot Chicken Dip is a fiery, creamy appetizer that combines shredded chicken with a spicy cayenne blend, rich cream cheese, and buttermilk, topped with crispy panko breadcrumbs. It's baked to perfection, creating a mouth-watering blend of heat and savory flavors, ideal for parties and gatherings.

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This tasty, lightened up Nashville Hot Chicken Dip gives sweet heat in a rich and hearty dip that is perfect for parties or watching sports on TV!

Nashville Hot Chicken Dip is sure to be a hit for game day. This cream cheese-based dip has all the flavor of Nashville Hot Chicken plus a whole lot of creaminess. Easy to make with frozen popcorn chicken!

A spicy chicken dip with crunchy topping and pickles This Nashville Hot Chicken Dip makes an easy appetizer sure to please the spicy food fans in your crowd

Nashville hot chicken is traditionally fried, which is always delicious, but making it can get messy. For this crowd-friendly cheesy dip, we eliminate the frying but keep the crisp with a topping of crumbled kettle-style potato chips. Go ahead and add more cayenne pepper if you want more heat. Some supermarkets now sell spatchcocked chicken; if yours does, you can skip that part of the first step.