This crockpot Nacho cheese dip is as easy to make as it is delicious. This is the perfect dip for any gathering and is always a crowd-pleaser – especially with hungry teens and football fans! Requiring just 6 simple ingredients, you might be able to make a batch right now!
When I am getting ready to host a party or watch the Big Game this delicious Crockpot Nacho Cheese Dip is my favorite recipe. Without this fantastic Nacho Cheese Dip, no game-day spread or gathering is complete. My favorite way to serve this dip is as part of my Build Your Own Nacho Bar.
Ingredients Needed
Crockpot Nacho Cheese Dip only needs 6 simple ingredients. Few ingredients that delivers big flavor! Of course, this is just a starting point because once you get to the Nacho Toppings bar, the sky is the limit friends.
- Ground Beef
- Taco Seasoning
- Salsa
- Sour Cream
- Refried Beans
- Sour Cream
How to Make Easy Crockpot Nacho Cheese Dip
- Brown the grown beef and flavor it with taco seasoning. Drain excess fat and pour into a 6-qt crockpot.
- Add remaining ingredients and stir to combine.
- Cover and cook on high for 2 hours.
Build Your Own Nacho Bar Topping Ideas
One of my favorite appetizers and snack foods is loaded nachos. There’s nothing like crispy tortilla chips piled high with All. The. Yummy. Toppings. Mmmmm!
As far as tortilla chips go, your favorite brand will always be the best brand to use for this recipe. However, due to all the toppings, you will need a durable chip capable of handling a little bit of heft. No thin tortilla chips here friends.
Building your own nacho bar allows guests to mix and match their favorite flavors making each bite even more delectable than the last. Guests love being able to customize the nachos to fit their favorite flavor profiles.
- Tortilla chips
- Black beans or pinto beans
- Black olives
- Pickled jalapenos
- Fresh Jalapenos
- Salsa or pico de Gallo
- Sour cream or Mexican crema
- Guacamole
- Fresh cilantro
- Diced tomatoes
- Diced Onions
- Hot Sauce
Recipe Variations
- Vegetarian – Replace ground beef with plant-based meat products or omit it altogether. Stir the taco seasoning directly into the cheese and bean dip.
- Vegan – Replace ground beef with plant-based meat products or omit it altogether. Use vegan sour cream and be sure to use vegetarian refried beans.
- Gluten-free – Be sure to use gluten-free taco seasoning and serve with gluten-free corn chips.
FAQs
can you freeze nacho cheese dip?
Yes. The only precaution is that after defrosting, there might be some separation between the fats and cheese which can cause a slightly different texture and color. To remedy this slowly warm the cheese sauce in the microwave at half power and stir between each 30-second interval of time.
More Crockpot recipes:
- Crock Pot Spaghetti sauce
- Crock Pot Cajun Boiled Peanuts
- Crock Pot French Onion Soup
- Homemade Condensed Cream Soup Mix
Easy Crockpot Nacho Dip
Ingredients
- 1 pound ground beef
- 2 tablespoons fajita or taco seasoning
- 16 ounce jar of organic Salsa , whatever spice level you choose
- 16 ounce package Velveeta Cheese , or Homemade Velveeta
- 16 ounce sour cream
- 15 ounce refried beans , or homemade refried beans
- 1 large bag tortilla chips , any variety
Instructions
- Brown meat in a skillet, add taco or fajita seasoning. Drain and discard liquid.
- Add meat to slow cooker [paid link].
- Add salsa, nacho cheese, sour cream, refried beans to slow cooker [paid link].
- Stir.
- Cook on high for 2 hours, or until heated through.
- Turn slow cooker [paid link] to warm while serving.
- Serve with tortilla chips
Perfect for a nacho bar we had this weekend. Thanks for sharing
I’m so thrilled that I found your website. I normally have a problem with finding unique
recipe ideas. We have my parents visiting next weekend so I have been searching for a little something fun but easy to make.
I’ll report back once I’ve had the opportunity to try it out. Thank you for the fantastic idea! ;)
Perfect for Football Sunday. Thanks!
Thanks, Joanna. We really like it, too. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. It means so much!
Looks tasty, and interested in the homemade velveeta option too, since I’m not one for processed foods.
Used to love this dip but gave it up due to processed Velveeta. I’m excited to try homemade Velveeta cheese!
Thank you so much for making this dip from my book. I love the idea of adding toppings to it! Yum!
Looks so dreamy good!
Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing.