Layered dips you can make that will feed the whole team

Cheeseburger sliders are certainly yummy, but they can take a lot of prep time. Instead, try this nine-layer bacon cheeseburger dip, which packs the taste of a whole burger in every bite. Food Network makes our food fantasies come true with this recipe.

That’s right, we’re offering back-to-back bacon dishes on this list. The big difference here? This one is for condiment lovers, as it features both barbecue sauce and ranch dressing along with cream cheese, green peppers, tomatoes and cheddar cheese. AllRecipes enables your bacon addiction with this recipe here.

You’ve never seen a Buffalo chicken dip like this before. Sure, there’s chicken and cheese, but this baby also boasts ingredients like refried beans, green onions, roasted corn and cooked bacon. And there’s no bones about it! How Sweet It Is to have the recipe right here. 

This BLT dip has more than just three ingredients, as it features cheddar cheese, guacamole and a yogurt/ranch/mayo/cream cheese combo in addition to the usual lineup of bacon, lettuce and tomato. Find this recipe right here.

Who says dessert dishes can’t be dips too? This sugary snack has seven layers that melt bars of Hershey’s, Crunch, Oh Henry! and Skor with M&M’s, Snickers, PayDays and chocolate-covered pretzels to make… Wait, isn’t that eight layers? You can blame Serious Eats for this recipe at your next dental appointment.

Layers of chicken, cheese, marinara and a sour cream/mayo mix melt together to form this heavenly dip that tastes like a big plate of chicken parmesan on a small piece of bread. Try to share if you can. Will Cook for Smiles will put a grin on your face with this recipe.

Who decided that chili dogs are a good game-watching food? You take your eyes off it for one second mid-bite and end up with a lap full of chili, beef and onion. Don’t worry though, this seven-layer chili dog dip is here to save the day. Taste and Tell tells us all about how to make this one here.

Don’t worry, there’s no actual caviar in this dip. (Incidentally, there also isn’t any cowboy in it.) Instead, the recipe features numerous types of beans and peppers, and is a personal favorite of my mother-in-law to whip up at parties. Serve it layered or mixed up like a salsa. This Layers of Happiness recipe lives up to the site’s name.

This seven-layer dip contains Greek yogurt, hummus, red onion, cucumber, tomato, feta and olives, and it’ll disappear faster than Greece’s economy. Want to go vegan? Simply sub more hummus in place of the yogurt. SkinnyTaste has the skinny on this recipe here.

“Hot Italian dip” is more than just a nickname for Friends’ Joey Tribbiani; it’s also an awesome party snack. This seven-layer dip stars pesto, with appearances by Parmesan cheese, red peppers, artichoke hearts and sun-dried tomatoes. After one bite, you’ll exclaim, “How you doin’?” Eat at Home has the recipe here, so you can also eat it at home.

You’ll definitely want to up the amounts in this seven-layer Indian dip. Not only is the recipe version only capable of feeding two or three people, but this blend of sour cream, yogurt, cheese, peanuts and mango chutney is so addicting that your guests will keep asking for more! The Cooking Mom will clue you in on the exact recipe here.

It may seem like your typical seven-layer Tex-Mex dip at first, but the base of this dish is made of gooey macaroni and cheese. Just add beef, black beans, shredded cheese, tomato, green onion and jalapeños on top to finish. PopSugar has the hookup right here.

The first of a couple Asian-themed dips in the list, this layered Oriental tip pairs chicken or turkey with carrots, cashews, green onions, ginger, garlic and soy sauce with a sweet and sour sauce you can easily make yourself (recipe included). Recipe Tips has the recipe (and some tips) for making this dish.

This one is our personal favorite. I mean, how can you beat layers of creamy peanut butter, marshmallow cream, Cool Whip, coconut, chocolate and peanuts? Apologies to the other 24 dip recipes. Kraft is our new hero for this recipe.

If you must use a jarred pizza sauce, Classico is always solid bet. (Or feel free to use a homemade variety!) Be sure to add some peppers and pepperoni on top too, and don’t skimp on the bread. Kraft is back again to help you craft your own dip with this recipe.

This isn’t simply the ingredients to a Reuben thrown into a bowl; it’s much better, thanks to the of addition chili sauce, ketchup and mayo in lieu of traditional Russian dressing. Ron Burgundy would say this Reuben dip is kind of a big deal. Food Network will help you make this quick and easy recipe here.

Landlubbers be damned! This seafood dip includes the usual suspects (cream cheese, cheddar, sour cream, mayo, tomato and onion) but also adds shrimp, crab and cocktail sauce to the lineup. If this dish floats your boat, AllRecipes has the instructions.

As kooky as it sounds, you can actually combine mac & cheese, pulled pork, coleslaw, baked beans, and potato chips in a dip without it tasting gross. In fact, we think — and we hope our Southern friends agree — it’s absolutely delicious. Endless Simmer has the recipe here.

Beans, sour cream, guac, salsa and cheese anchor this seven-layer señorita. Feel free to add some beef for an adventurous eighth layer! All the thanks goes to AllRecipes for this one.

This one is similar to the Tex-Mex dip above, except it uses slightly healthier ingredients and replaces the usual sour cream/cream cheese layer with nonfat Greek yogurt. Don’t forget, beach season starts only a few months after football season ends! Skinny Taste is looking out for your waistline with this recipe.

Not only does this layered dip contain unique ingredients such as peanut butter sauce, bean sprouts and shredded carrots, but it’s also totally vegan! The recipe will also help you make your own nut-butter sauce. Vegan Richa has the recipe hook-up here.

The good news? This 47-layer dip is sure to shock your party guests, and you’ll forever go down in history as the 47-layer dip host. The bad news? As opposed to the aforementioned 35-layer dip, it’s not entirely practical, and not all the layers truly go well together. But hey, few people get famous doing practical things. Just ask Evel Knievel, Alice Cooper or Lady Gaga. Head over to Buzzfeed for this beast of a recipe.

This recipe is similar to the Tex-Mex dip above, except no animals were harmed, harassed, bothered or looked-at in the making of this dish. Plus, it’s healthier. Thanks to Minimalist Baker for this one.