Peanut Butter Yogurt Dip

This Peanut Butter Yogurt Dip is made with 3 simple ingredients using Organic Greek Yogurt inspired by Stoneyfield’s virtual farm tour I attended. It is so easy to make, creamy, and so delicious.

The perfect fruit dip to serve your family and make for parties and gatherings to share. You only need 3 ingredients to make this peanut butter honey and apple yogurt dip! It is wholesome, fluffy, protein-packed, and so delicious. I was inspired to create this creamy good peanut butter yogurt dip after I attended a virtual farm tour that was hosted by Stoneyfield Organic. In this tour, we were able to virtually meet the farmers, take a peek at what working on the farm actually looks like, and gain a better understanding of their day-to-day farming, and what it means to be organic and have organic cows.

This post is sponsored by Stoneyfield Organic. I received compensation, but all opinions and content are my own. 

What it means to be organic

• Farmers raise their animals without using antibiotics or synthetic growth hormones.
• Non-GMO ingredients

• No toxic and synthetic pesticides or antibiotics
• No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives

Why going organic is an important choice

• Good for the environment: organic farms do not use petroleum-based fertilizers which then helps reduce carbon footprint and combat climate change.

• No harmful chemicals: Organic farmers do not use any harmful and toxic pesticides, synthetic hormones, or antibiotics.

Is organic better

Science shows that organic is better and important

• Crops that are organic in nature have up to 69% higher levels of antioxidants

• Organic Dairy and meat have 50% higher levels of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids
• Organic farming increases species diversity by about 30%

What i learned from farmers during my virtual Farm tour

• A Happy cow is a healthy cow and a healthy cow eats well and in turn makes the most high-quality, nutritious milk possible.
• The farmers make sure their cows have an active and comfortable life
• Organic cows only eat organic feed, hay, or pasture.
• Organic farmers focus on the sustainability of their land and ecosystem

• Buying Organic means we never have to worry about harmful ingredients being used in the food we eat and feed our family. You get what you pay for.

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Ingredients you will need to make this yogurt dip

These are just a list of ingredients. For full measurements, scroll down further on this post.

• Stoneyfield Organic Plain Greek Yogurt
• All-natural Creamy Peanut Butter
• Honey or maple syrup
• Cinnamon (optional)

How to make this peanut butter yogurt dip

• First, place the Stoneyfield organic Greek yogurt, peanut butter, and honey or maple syrup in a bowl.

• Next, mix the ingredients together until they are well combined
• Then, place in a bowl and garnish with a splash of cinnamon if desired
• Finally, serve with your favorite fruits and crackers.

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Substitutes and tips

• Use Stoneyfields organic plain or vanilla yogurt instead of Greek
• Any other creamy nut butter will work, try almond or cashew butter. Also, you may also use crunchy peanut butter.
• Use any sweetener to sweeten the dip like Honey or maple syrup. You may also use agave.

• Optional toppings: crushed roasted peanuts, dark chocolate chips, or a bit of cinnamon.
• Store in a tightly sealed container and place in the fridge for up to 5 days.
• Serve with any fruits, crackers, or even veggies!
• Also, we do not recommend freezing this yogurt dip unless you plan to enjoy it as icecream!!.

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Other dips to try

• 5-minute Chocolate Fruit Dip
• Red Pepper Hummus Dip
• Cheese Fondue
• Blue Cheese Avocado Dip

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