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Tex Mex Layered Dip

Tex Mex Layered Dip in a clear dish

So ,this Tex Mex Layered Dip has been around as long as I can remember. My mom used to make a large pan of this  and it was very elaborate. She would make her guacamole from scratch of course and make things so much richer . She would had a ton of cream cheese in the bottom two layers and it was so good . She would also put so many toppings on top of the cheese you didn’t know cheese was there until you dug in. Well, this is my version and it is a bit simpler . We love Tex Mex dips at our house , you should check out my Easy Fresh Salsa and  Bacon Bean Dip.

Tex Mex Layered Dip surrounded by tortilla chips

This Tex Mex Layered Dip  is great for parties or watching your favorite ball game. Believe me put this on the table and it will be devoured in no time, always a party favorite. I have put this together as easily as possible but you can change things up a bit.

  • The guacamole layer I use a brand called Wholly Guacamole , you can use another brand or even make your own
  • The salsa layer I use a chunky pace brand , you can use what ever brand you like or the amount of heat you like. I just recommend draining it well so it doesn’t make your dip runny.
  • The cheese layer I used a Mexican blend but feel free to use your favorite like Cheddar or Pepper Jack
  • Toppings..I kept it simple with sliced black olives but get creative and use what you like. Diced Jalapenos, sliced green onions, diced tomatoes or chilies .

Start by draining your salsa and set aside to drain while mixing your other layers. Mix together a can a refried beans, 4 oz cream cheese, 3 teaspoons of taco seasoning.

Bean mixture

Carefully spread the bean mixture in the bottom of a 8×8 dish.

Bottom layer

Mix together the other 4 oz of cream cheese , sour cream and 3 teaspoons of taco seasoning. Carefully spread on top of the bean mixture.

Cream cheese layer

Carefully spread both packages of guacamole on top of the sour cream mixture.

guacamole layer

Carefully spread the drained salsa on top of the guacamole.

salsa layer

Top the dish off with the package of Mexican Blend Cheese.

cheese

Cover and Chill for a few hours

dish covered

Top with sliced olives

Tex Mex Layered Dip showing all the layers

Serve with Tortilla Chips

Tex Mex Layered Dip being scooped up

Enjoy!

Tex Mex Layered Dip with a serving taken out

 

 

Tex Mex Layered Dip

5 from 2 votes
Prep Time 20 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • 8 oz Room Temperature Cream Cheese-divided
  • 6 Teaspoons Taco Seasoning -divided
  • 16 oz Refried Beans
  • 8 oz Sour Cream
  • 2 8 oz Wholly Guacamole
  • 16 oz Pace Picante Sauce drained
  • 8 oz Shredded Mexican Blend Cheese
  • Sliced Black Olives
  • Tortilla Chips or Frito Scoops

Instructions
 

  • Drain the salsa and let is continue to drain while mixing the other layers
  • Mix 4 oz of cream cheese, the can of refried beans and 3 teaspoons of taco seasoning, Mix really well
  • Spread the bean mixture evenly on the bottom of an 8x8 dish
  • Mix the sour cream, remaining 4 oz of cream cheese and 3 teaspoons of taco seasoning
  • Carefully spread sour cream mixture on top of the bean mixture
  • Carefully spread both packages of Guacamole on top of the sour cream layer
  • Carefully spread the drained salsa on top of the Guacamole layer
  • Top all of this with the package of cheese
  • Cover and chill for a few hours
  • Right before serving top with sliced black olives
  • Serve with Tortilla Chips or Frito Scoops
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

 

 

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Linda Cabler
Linda Cabler
1 month ago

I dont like Guacamole at all. Is there anything else I could use in place of it?