Trader Joe’s New Limited-Edition Dip Is So Good, Fans Are ‘Buying One Every Week’

It's the perfect ingredient for adding a touch of luxe to all your meals.

Dotdash Meredith/Lecia Landis

Dotdash Meredith/Lecia Landis

There is no shortage of delicious snacks at Trader Joe’s. While we were all raving about the horseradish and chives chips last month, this month we're stocking up on its Baked Lemon Ricotta so we can snack on mini cheesecakes for the weeks ahead.

And now, our favorite grocery store has won us over yet again. This time, it’s an indulgently rich dip that tastes amazing on its own, but can also be added to various recipes to enhance its flavor.

Trader Joe’s Limited-Edition Truffle Dip

Calling all truffle fans out there: Trader Joe’s latest dip was made with you in mind. Its new Truffle Dip, which features black truffle paste and truffle-infused olive oil is the latest truffle product to grace its shelves, and it's just as luxurious as it sounds.

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According to Trader Joe's website, the texture is “exceptionally creamy” with a “base made from ricotta, Parmesan, and cream cheese." It's decadent and savory, and if this doesn’t win over your holiday party, nothing will.

The best part? This dip is super versatile. Use it as a traditional dip for your favorite chip or cracker, but you could just as well add it to pasta, soups, nachos, or a baked potato.

If you need more ideas, fans were eager to show their enthusiasm for this dip on the @traderjoesobsessed Instagram page. One commenter said that “it’s amazing” when used “as a pasta sauce." Another fan added, “It’s soooo good with the brioche toasts." Someone else explained that they have “used it on fries, potatoes, pasta, everything.”

If you’re a truffle lover, you may want to hustle over to your local TJ’s to grab this limited-edition dip while you can. Shoppers are already saying that they are “obsessed” and “buy one every week,” and as we know, fan favorites rarely stay stocked in stores for long.

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