If you like banana pudding, you’re going to be obsessed with this banana pudding dip. Creamy, fluffy pudding, sweet banana flavor, and crushed cookies are the perfect no-bake dessert thats great for parties, potlucks, or just a delicious treat.

One of my families favorite desserts is banana pudding, so I knew this banana pudding dip would be a huge hit. All of the dreamy flavors in scoopable form.

I love that this dessert dip is so easy to put together and with only a few ingredients. It’s one of those desserts that always disappears fast.

Looking for more banana treats, try fried bananas, banana pudding, and banana pudding ice cream.

Why you’ll love this recipe

• Fast and easy. A no-bake dessert that comes together in about 10 minutes.
• Fluffy texture. Creamy, fluffy dip that’s easy to scoop.
• Loved by everyone. This dessert dip is always a huge hit with family and friends.
• Can be made ahead of time. You can chill this in the refrigerator until ready to serve.

Ingredients

Just a few simple ingredients are used to make this creamy banana dip recipe. Here are the ingredients you’ll need for banana pudding dip.

• Instant vanilla pudding mix – You can use vanilla pudding or banana flavored pudding mix.
• Milk – Use whatever milk you have on hand.
• Cream cheese – Make sure the cream cheese is softened.
• Vanilla extract – Adds a nice warmth and sweetness to the dip.
• Powdered sugar – Use powdered sugar to add sweetness.
• Whipped topping – Thawed whipped topping like Cool Whip.
• Nilla wafers – I like using the mini vanilla wafers but regular will work too.
• Banana – Sliced banana gives you that delicious banana pudding flavor.

How to make banana pudding dip

This no bake banana pudding dessert is so easy to make. Scroll to the bottom for the full, printable recipe.

Step one: Place the pudding mix and milk in a bowl. Whisk together until combined.

Step two: Use an electric mixer to cream together the softened cream cheese, powdered sugar, and vanilla. Beat until creamy.

Step three: Mix the vanilla pudding in with the cream cheese mixture. Stir in the whipped topping.

Step four: Top with sliced bananas and crumbled Nilla wafers.

Serving suggestions

The classic dipper for this banana dessert would be Nilla wafers. I also like using shortbread cookies, ginger snaps, animal crackers, pretzels, and fruit.

How do you keep bananas from turning brown?

You can keep bananas from turning brown by tossing them with a little lemon juice before adding them to the dip. If you plan on eating the dip the same day, you don’t need add the lemon juice.

Heather’s recipe tips

• Soften the cream cheese. This helps to prevent the dip from being lumpy. I typically will leave mine out on the counter for at least an hour before making.
• Beat the cream cheese until creamy. Make sure to use an electric mixer to beat the cream cheese until it’s light and fluff.
• Adjust the banana. If you don’t like banana, you can leave it off. If you want more bananas, you can dice them and fold them into the dip.

Storage

Store: Keep any leftovers in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. After that the bananas will become mushy.

Freezing: I don’t recommend freezing this dip. It does not hold up well.

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