Marzetti Fruit Dip Review and Giveaway!!

I'm sure you all (like me) have seen the Marzetti dips in the produce section of your local grocery store, but for some reason, I had never tried any. However, when given the opportunity to review one, I jumped at the chance. I love eating various fruits with peanut butter or caramel, and was anxious to try a different taste. When I got to the grocery store and saw a Chocolate dip, of course I picked that one! We stocked up on bananas and apples, and then made a fruit tray for our girls night. It was a huge hit! The chocolate dip is like a rich fudge sauce that tastes delicious! 

I set out peanut butter as well, and dipping a banana in PB then Marzetti chocolate dip is AWESOME!
One thing I noticed also is that while we have this dip in the house, the kids are much more apt to have fruit for a snack. Yes, they're eating chocolate too, but at least they are getting fresh fruit on a daily basis now! We've been snacking on fruit and chocolate dip every day since getting this!

I will definitely be keeping Marzetti dips in the house from now on, and I am looking forward to trying other flavors.


"We will start a new place and serve good food. At a profit if we can, at a loss if we must, but we will serve good food."

With this short notation on a scrap of paper, Teresa Marzetti set the tone for the company that bears her name. It all began in 1896 when young Teresa Marzetti arrived in the United States from Florence, Italy, and started her small Italian restaurant in Columbus, Ohio.

Marzetti's became a local favorite especially among Ohio State University students, and grew to become a four star restaurant and one of the finest dining experiences in the Midwest.

Customers particularly enjoyed Teresa's Creamy Coleslaw and French dressings, and were often seen leaving the restaurant with bottles of their freshly made favorites. By 1955, the dressings had become so renowned that the upstairs kitchen of the restaurant became a full-scale factory. Thus the Marzetti brand of salad dressings found its way into grocery stores throughout Ohio.

After Teresa Marzetti's death in 1972, the restaurant closed forever, but her passion for quality still lives in Marzetti's many salad dressings and other specialty food products.

Today, as the Specialty Food Group of Lancaster Colony Corporation, Marzetti has plants across the United States that make an expanded family of quality food products. Each reflects Teresa Marzetti's original, handwritten pledge of excellence and "good food".

Everyday, Marzetti's quality products are found on the dinner tables of millions of consumers, as well as in well-known restaurant chains across the country, a fitting tribute to Teresa Marzetti's pioneering Columbus restaurant."

One of my readers will win 2 coupons for FREE Marzetti fruit or veggie dip!!