Hormel Chili Cheese Dip - Cooking on a Budget

We are now in the midst of tailgate season. Whether you love college or professional football, it’s time to start whipping up some yummy tailgate food. Right now Hormel has some great coupons that you can use in plenty of tailgate foods. What is even better there are some coupon pairings for one of their recipes: Hormel Chili Cheese Dip.

The Hormel Chili Cheese Dip is certainly a party pleaser and perfect for any game day through out the year and is made in the microwave! You can’t get much better than that! I have made this dip many times. It’s such a super versatile dip recipe. You can add many items to it like jalapenos or a can of diced tomatoes. I once ate a twist on the recipe that had mushrooms.

Ingredients
1 (15-oz.) can HORMEL Chili No Beans
1 (1-pound) package pasteurized prepared cheese product, cut into 1/2-inch cubes

Directions
In medium microwave-safe bowl, stir together chili and cheese product; cover. Microwave on high (100%); stirring one time, 4½ to 5 minutes or until hot and cheese is melted. Serve with chips.

This dish also is gluten free and easy enough for a beginner cook. The Chili Cheese Dip serves 8 or more, you could double the recipe if you are having a large group. Another way to prepare the dip is in a slow cooker on low and the dip will stay warm all day. It will take a few hours in the slow cooker for the cheese to fully melt, so keep that in mind if preparing for a party. The dip takes about 15 minutes to prepare.

Hormel frequently offers coupons to their products on the Hormel website and you can sign up for a newsletter to get the coupons sent directly to your inbox. This newsletter is great, not only for the coupons but there are great recipe ideas included and food related articles.

Right now if you go to the site you can print some Hormel chili coupons that you can use if you want to make the dip this weekend. Head over to the website and clip the coupon for $0.55 off two canned Hormel Chili products.

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