Vegan Dip Recipes For Finger Foods, Parties, Snacks

Top view of three colorful vegan dips on an appetizer plate packed with fresh raw veggies and herbs.
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These delicious vegan dip recipes rock every occasion, from outdoor barbecues and parties to casual snacks. A huge homerun when it comes to plant-based eating.


One of the key things about these delicious vegan dip recipes beyond how tasty they are, is that they’re geared toward health. They rock vitamins, minerals, protein, fiber, slews of polyphenols and antioxidants.

Every one, including hummus, salsa, pesto, and baba ganoush, packs a powerful punch when it comes to enhancing food.

Such as falafel, for instance, or tiny pita sandwiches; stacked vegan lettuce wraps with sweet potato fries; or an appetizer plate jam-packed with finger foods.

They’re all much tastier with a dip!

All organic, vegan, and gluten-free.

1. Homemade Hummus 

Rich and succulent bowl of swirled organic hummus and pita on a cutting board topped with chickpeas, paprika, green onions, and extra-virgin olive oil.
Vegan hummus is a favorite.

Hummus is a wildly popular Middle Eastern food enormously adored by both vegans and vegetarians alike.

As an excellent source of plant-based protein and fiber, it rocks tons of delicious meals.

It’s also a dip for every occasion.

Get the recipe here.

2. Homemade Salsa 

Top view of festive organic chips and salsa by fresh whole tomatoes, peppers, avocados, and sliced lemon.
Fresh organic salsa is bioactive.

Homemade salsa is not only one of the best dips ever, it’s also one of the healthiest when you make it fresh.

It rocks over 20 bioactive compounds in cilantro, onion, garlic, pepper, and lime.

Serve with stone ground chips, bean dip, and guacamole.

Get the recipe here.

3. Vegan Pesto

Open mason jar of rich vegan pesto by a scoop of pine nuts scattered on a board.
Homemade pesto is rich.

I have a weak spot for pesto that goes way back. My friends and I use to devour it en masse with crackers and chips way back in middle school.

It’s not only delicious, it’s a flexible dip, everything from sundried tomato and mint to creamy arugula walnut.

Not to mention mini pizzas, crudites, and tiny pasta cups.

Get the recipe here.     

4. Baba Ganoush

Overhead of baba ganoush bowl centered on a plate of raw veggies, tortillas, and herbs.
Baba ganoush is a go-to dip.

Another fave of mine is organic baba ganoush. It’s one the tastiest ever and a real treat for aubergine fans.   

It rocks pita, crudite, crackers, chips, falafel, and more. Top with olives, parsley, veggies, a splash of olive oil.

Get the recipe here.

5. Homemade Guacamole

A festive bowl of creamy guacamole surrounded by tomatoes, peppers, avocados, onions, jalapenos, and limes.
Fresh guacamole is wildly popular.

In my experience you can never go wrong with a delicious homemade guacamole. The stuff goes fast.

It also boosts the bioavailability of nutrients in salsa when they’re served together.

Get the recipe here.  

6. Vegan Ranch

Overhead of creamy rich vegan Ranch dressing and dip with green onions and cucumbers on a rustic board.
Homemade vegan Ranch rocks.

This healthy vegan Ranch dip rocks crudite, falafel, sweet potato fries, potato wedges, vegan wraps, and more.

It’s a no-brainer on salad and a go-to dip.

Get the recipe here.  

7. Homemade Tahini

Top view of creamy rich tahini sauce by an overflowing bowl and spoonful of organic sesame seeds.
Organic tahini is versatile.

Vegan tahini is not only delicious, it’s enormously versatile. It rocks pita, veggies, crackers, chips, falafel, wraps, desserts, and more.  

According to one report, the sesame in tahini is a powerhouse.

Get the recipe here.

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