Mix together the beans, cream cheese, and salsa until no white streaks remain. (Scroll to the bottom for our easy printable recipe with the complete directions, and don’t miss the video below.) This dip is a quick and easy appetizer to pull together – perfect for game day! Don’t like cream cheese? Simply omit the cream cheese entirely, if preferred.Alternatively, you could also mix the taco seasoning in with the refried beans and salsa instead of the sour cream. You could mix the cream cheese in with the sour cream and taco seasoning instead of the beans. 1 tablespoon of ranch seasoning can be mixed with the sour cream instead of taco seasoning for a different flavor. The Pico de Gallo can be replaced with chopped Roma tomatoes. The salsa can be replaced with ROTEL (mild diced tomatoes with green chilies). Make sure it’s chunky and not thin, or your bean layer could end up runny. Use mild, medium, or hot salsa depending on your preference. There are many variations on this classic recipe – there’s really no wrong way to make it! We love our recipe, but here are some ways to change it up: Tortilla chips – These are the perfect dippers for serving.Scallions – A subtle onion and peppery flavor and a nice pop of green color on top.Pico de gallo – Our homemade Pico de gallo is made with tomatoes, onions, and jalapeno which provide so much more flavor than just tomatoes alone.If you can’t find a Mexican blend, cheddar will work. Mexican cheese blend – Finely shredded is best.Guacamole – Homemade guacamole is always best, though you can find it prepared at the store.Sour cream – One of the key layers in 7-layer dip.Taco seasoning – We love our homemade taco seasoning for this recipe.Cream cheese (optional) – This adds a nice creamy touch mixed into the bean layer.Make sure it is a chunky salsa and not thin, as it will make the layer runny. You can buy a jar at the store or make our restaurant-style salsa. Chunky salsa – This gets mixed in with the beans.Refried beans – Easy canned refried beans.(Scroll below to the printable recipe card for details and measurements.) Here’s what you will need to make this 7 Layer Bean Dip recipe: We love our version, but I’ve included some easy variations on different layers for the dip below. The layers in a 7 layer dip vary from recipe to recipe but usually include a layer of beans or meat, sour cream seasoned with taco seasoning, guacamole, cheese, pico de gallo or tomatoes, olives, and scallions. While you can get the salsa, pico de gallo, and guacamole at the store, I love making my own and think it makes this recipe even better. This 7 layer bean dip features layers of creamy refried beans with chunky salsa and cream cheese, sour cream with the traditional taco seasoning, guacamole, and more. I make this for almost any indoor party or potluck. This is my version, which is always a huge hit in our house and one of the first things to disappear on game day. When it comes to party dips, everyone seems to have their own version of a 7 Layer Dip, loaded with all of your favorite Mexican or Tex-Mex flavors. Serve with tortilla chips or Fritos and watch it disappear! Easy 7 Layer Dip Recipe Layered with refried beans, pico de gallo, sour cream, guacamole, and more, this 7 Layer Dip is a classic party dip perfect for game day, potlucks, and more.
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