A perfectly sweet, light, and fluffy marshmallow fruit dip! Comes together in a few simple steps with only four ingredients. This fruit dip is both gluten-free and dairy-free, perfect recipe for potlucks and/or summer parties!
What You’ll Need To Make Marshmallow Fruit Dip
Egg Whites – Use your favorite method to separate four egg whites from their yolks. I use this method to separate my eggs, which takes some practice but doesn’t require any special kitchen tools. And don’t discard your egg yolks! Instead, save and add them to your morning scramble for extra vitamins and minerals.
Sugar – Either cane sugar or white sugar will work in this recipe. I used unbleached cane sugar, for the simple fact that it’s less processed than white sugar. However, feel free to use whichever sugar you have on-hand. And for a paleo option, check out the “adjust this recipe to your dietary needs” section below!
Cream of Tartar – I know what you’re thinking …cream-of-what?? Cream of tartar is a white powder, found in either the baking or spice aisle of most grocery stores. It’s a stabilizer that gives this marshmallow fruit dip it’s ultra-fluffy texture. Sure, you can make this recipe without it, but your egg whites won’t whip up as nicely.
Vanilla Extract – A touch of vanilla extract makes this fruit tip taste just like homemade marshmallow fluff! While you can certainly leave the vanilla out, it does add a nice hint of extra delicious flavor.
Serve This Marshmallow Fruit Dip With…
- Strawberries
- Blueberries
- Blackberries
- Raspberries
- Sliced Apples
- Pears
- Grapes
- Pineapple
- Melon
- or whatever fruit you have on-hand!
Adjust This Recipe To Your Dietary Needs
Make it Sugar-Free: For a sugar-free dessert recipe, replace the regular sugar with your favorite granular sugar substitute. I recommend either granular monk fruit sweetener, or swerve.
Make it Paleo: Use coconut sugar for a paleo marshmallow fruit dip! If taking this option, your dip will appear a caramel/brown color, rather than the white you see in these photos.
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Hey I just wanted to let you know, this isn’t vegan if it has eggs in it.
The Real Person!
oops, sorry about that! I’ve removed the tag.
A friend brought this to a NYE party and it was a hit, so she shared your recipe with all of us! Does it keep okay in the refrigerator?
The Real Person!
Hi Cheryl, great question! This fruit dip will stay fresh in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week. If the dip deflates a little in the fridge, hit it with an electric mixer once more until fluffy again!
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