9 Dips to Eat with Chips for National Tortilla Chip Day (2024)

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9 Dips to Eat with Chips for National Tortilla Chip Day? ›

Celebrate by eating tortilla chips! Make some nachos. Make homemade tortilla chips. Invite friends and family to enjoy tortilla chips with your favorite toppings.

Celebrate by eating tortilla chips! Make some nachos. Make homemade tortilla chips. Invite friends and family to enjoy tortilla chips with your favorite toppings.

Chips and salsa, typically served using tortilla or corn chips, is a common type of chips and dip dish that gained significant popularity in the United States in the late 1980s. Chips and guacamole, also typically served with corn-based chips is another type, as well as chips and bean dip.

HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL CHIP AND DIP DAY. Invite some family and friends over and have a chip and dip party! Be sure to share your favorite recipes, too. Like this Mexican Party Dip recipe or one of the many others we've provided below.

National Tortilla Chip Day on February 24th celebrates a crunchy chip that provides a multitude of ways to enjoy it!

HOW TO OBSERVE NATIONAL CORN CHIP DAY. Create a topping buffet with everyone's favorite toppings. Include jalapenos, cheese, olives, queso, seasoned shredded pork, chicken or steak, onions, tomatoes, sour cream, and guac. Dip it!

Which came first, the chip or the dip? A few days ago, we discussed the potato chip, which was invented in 1853. In the Middle East, hummus has been recorded in history for centuries and I believe this might be the first dip. Dips really took off in the 1950s, when guests would serve it as finger food for parties.

The healthiest dips are guacamole, salsa and hummus. Guacamole is loaded with healthy fats and pretty filling – making it a great dip option. Salsa is very low calorie and vegetable based, making it another great option for dipping.

French onion dip may be the most versatile of the chip dip category. It goes perfectly with potato chips, pita chips, veggie sticks, tortilla or corn chips.

But to give you some variety, try swapping your crunchy chips for crispy vegetables. Try slicing seedless cucumbers and using them as your vessel for the salsa. I promise it's a winning combination. Other ideas include carrot chips, mini bell peppers, or jicama sticks.

What goes with nacho chips? ›

Pico de gallo (store bought or fresh), guacamole, sour cream, sliced jalapeños, diced onions and tomatoes, and fresh cilantro are classic fresh nacho toppings to sprinkle over top.