This keto sausage and Rotel cheese dip is a great low carb potluck dish for your office party or holiday gathering. Serve it with red bell pepper scoops, cucumber slices and celery sticks.
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This keto sausage and Rotel cheese dip is an easy, low carb-friendly dish for the big game, your office potluck or a holiday gathering. I like to serve it with red bell pepper scoops, cucumber slices and celery sticks. You can also spoon some onto my Keto Crackers – Low Carb Cheese Crackers.
If you’re following a strict clean keto diet, be sure to check the sausage and the queso you use to ensure they don’t have questionable ingredients. This keto sausage and Rotel cheese dip can also be made on the stovetop if you’re in a hurry.
For spicier dip, use hot Italian sausage, habanero Rotel or a combo of the two. You can also add some diced fresh jalapeño or red pepper flakes. I love spicy foods but stay pretty mild when I’m cooking for a crowd.
Keto Sausage and Rotel Cheese Dip
Ingredients
- 1 lb mild Italian sausage browned
- 8 oz cream cheese softened
- 1 lb mild queso blanco
- 10 oz can fire-roasted tomato Rotel drained
- 1 c low moisture part skim mozzarella
- 2 tsp paprika
Instructions
- Add all ingredients to the slow cooker, mix well and cook on high for one hour. YIelds about 6 cups.
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