How to Make Humpty Dumpty Deviled Egg Dip
1. Start with the Eggs
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Add 6 whole hard-boiled eggs to the food processor.
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From the other 6, separate yolks and add them too.
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Reserve the whites for later.
2. Create the Creamy Base
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Add cream cheese, mayo, mustard, vinegar, paprika, salt, pepper, cayenne, and half the chives.
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Blend until smooth and velvety.
3. Add Texture
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Dice the reserved egg whites.
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Fold them gently into the dip by hand for a chunky bite.
4. Garnish & Serve
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Spoon into a serving bowl.
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Sprinkle with remaining chives and extra paprika.
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Garnish with pickle slices if desired.
5. Enjoy!
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Serve chilled with crackers, pretzels, or veggie sticks.
What to Serve With It
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Ritz crackers or buttery rounds
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Crisp celery, carrot sticks, or cucumber slices
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Pretzel chips for salty crunch
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Pita wedges for a heartier bite
Tips for Success
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Boil your eggs ahead of time so they’re chilled and easy to peel.
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Blend until smooth for the best texture.
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Chill before serving to let the flavors marry.
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Double the recipe—trust me, it disappears fast!
Storage Instructions
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Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
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Stir before serving again, as it may thicken slightly.
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Not freezer-friendly (eggs + cream don’t freeze well).
FAQs
Can I make this dip ahead of time?
Yes! In fact, it tastes even better after a few hours of chilling.
Can I use light cream cheese or mayo?
Absolutely—just know the dip may be slightly less rich.
How do I make it spicier?
Add extra cayenne, hot sauce, or a pinch of chili powder.
What if I don’t have a food processor?
Mash the yolks with a fork and whip with the cream cheese/mayo using a hand mixer. Then stir in diced whites.
Nutritional Information (per serving, ~2 tbsp)
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Calories: ~120
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Protein: 5g
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Fat: 10g
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Carbs: 1g
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Fiber: 0g
Conclusion
This Humpty Dumpty Deviled Egg Dip takes everything we love about deviled eggs and turns it into a creamy, shareable dish that’s easy, fun, and delicious. Whether it’s a holiday spread, game day, or just a family snack night, this recipe is proof that sometimes the simplest twists become the biggest hits.
