Sweetened condensed milk fruit dip is a tempting and easy-to-make dessert that will leave everyone craving more. This fruit dip without cream cheese has a light sweetness and amazing creaminess. Thanks to luscious Greek yogurt and irresistible condensed milk, it’s the perfect compliment to fresh fruits and berries.

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Easy fruit dip with sweetened condensed milk

What do you make when you’re short on time but want to serve a fantastic treat? A dessert dip, of course! It’s quick, easy, and the perfect way to enjoy fruit.

When I recently found myself with a tub of Greek yogurt and a can of condensed milk, I decided why not make a sweetened condensed milk fruit dip.

This homemade fruit dip checks all the boxes. It’s creamy, sweet, and oh so delicious. I won’t judge you if you want to eat it by the spoonful and finger swipe any reaming streaks left behind in the bowl.

This no cream cheese fruit dip is so good, I felt compelled to share it with you. The recipe is ridiculously simple, and is ready for dipping in mere minutes. You’ll love it!

Why you’ll love this fruit dip without cream cheese

• No cream cheese or marshmallow fluff: Forgoing the cream cheese and marshmallow fluff in favor of yogurt results in a lighter, ultra-smooth + creamy texture. And sweetened condensed milk adds a subtle toffee note.
• Quick + easy: Once you see how fast this no marshmallow fruit dip comes together, you’ll want to make it all the time. It’s essentially a one-step recipe that requires not more than 5 minutes of your time.
• Simple ingredients: Just look at the 4 ingredients in this recipe and tell me how it could not be good. Yogurt, condensed milk, vanilla, and a splash of lemon juice. It’s SO good!

Ingredients

This fruit dip without cream cheese is super easy to make and only calls for 4 ingredients (2 being optional) – most of which you probably already have in your kitchen. Here’s what you’ll need:

• Greek yogurt: Full-fat plain Greek yogurt will result in the creamiest and smoothest consistency. The dip can also be prepared with low-fat or nonfat Greek yogurt. You are also more than welcome to sub in vanilla yogurt or fruit yogurt. But if you do, you may use less condensed milk since flavored yogurt is often sweetened.
• Sweetened condensed milk: I decided to use condensed milk for this dessert dip because it adds sweetness and a milky toffee note. There really isn’t a substitute for condensed milk here; evaporated milk will not work.
• Vanilla extract (optional): A whole teaspoon of vanilla extract rounds out the other flavors and adds a yummy warm note.
• Lemon juice (optional): I don’t always add lemon juice, but it’s perfect if you want a slight tang in your 2-ingredient fruit dip.

How to make condensed milk fruit dip

As I’ve mentioned, this easy fruit dip recipe requires juts one quick step:

• Mix dip. Place the Greek yogurt into a medium-sized mixing bowl. Add the vanilla extract and lemon juice. Then pour the sweetened condensed milk into the bowl. Mix until everything is well combined.
• Tip: In case you prefer a lighter fruit dip, feel free to scale back on the amount of sweetened condensed milk you add to the recipe.

What to serve with fruit dip

The options for serving this sweetened condensed milk fruit dip are endless. It’s delicious on its own eaten with a spoon, with fruit, cookies, or pretzels. Here are a few ideas:

• Fresh fruit is perfect to accompany this dip. Strawberries, blueberries, mandarin halves, apple slices, pineapple chunks, mango cubes, and grapes are all tasty options.
• Cookies + Graham crackers: If you like decadent treats, dunk your favorite cookies or Graham crackers in this sweet party dip. We love it with these chocolate chip cookies, my lemon white chocolate cookies, or these espresso cookies from Sift & Simmer.
• Brownie bites: Cut a brownie into bite-sized portions and serve it alongside this dip. It goes perfect with these pudding brownies and almond flour brownies.
• Mini pretzels: Are you a fan of salty-sweet flavor combos? Then grab a bag of mini pretzels and get dipping.

How to serve fruit dip

• Fruit platter: A colorful fruit platter is a beautiful way to serve this dessert dipping sauce. To put it together, fill it into a small bowl and place it on a large serving platter. Then arrange the fruit around the bowl. Be sure to provide cocktail sticks, skewers, or mini forks for eating.
• Dessert cups: If you’re setting up a buffet for a shower or party, divide the condensed milk dip between individual dessert cups and add fruit on top.
• Creamy fruit salad: To make creamy fruit salad, put the easy dessert dip into a large serving bowl and then fold in 6 cups mixed fruits and berries. For more ideas, check out my sister Irena’s strawberry banana cheesecake salad.

Variations

• Vanilla fruit dip: Prepare the sweet dip recipe with vanilla yogurt.
• Berry Fruit dip: Use strawberry, blueberry, or raspberry yogurt to make the dip. Peach or banana yogurt would also be delicious options.
• Chocolate fruit dip: Stir 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder into the yogurt mixture.
• Sour cream fruit dip: Substitute half of the Greek yogurt with 1 cup sour cream.

Storage instructions

How to store homemade fruit dip

Store your condensed milk dip in a sealed, airtight container in the fridge. You can double the recipe and then keep it in the yogurt container for snacking throughout the week.

How long does this condensed milk fruit dip last?

This fruit dip recipe will last up to a week when stored in the refrigerator in an airtight container. And because the recipe is so EASY to make, you can whip it up at a moment’s notice whenever you crave a simple fruit dessert.

Can you make condensed milk fruit dip ahead of time?

Yes, you can make this sweetened condensed milk fruit dip a day or two ahead of time. If you notice some liquid separating from the yogurt, just give everything a quick stir and enjoy.

Can you freeze fruit dip?

Yes, it’s possible to freeze this dip, but I don’t recommend it. Sweetened condensed milk freezes very well, but Greek yogurt will change its texture after defrosting. The dip will get chunkier, lose some of its smoothness, and become thinner.