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Bacon Blue Dip-A delicious Dip/Baked Potato Topping

My hubby and I really enjoy good food! I don't know if I would go as far as calling us "Foody's" but we love to eat and cook deliciousness!! (I love the together time too!! *wink wink* Knudge Knudge*) We frequent TGI Fridays a lot (partially because we love their get more stripes program! For every 100 dollars we spend we get a $8 dollar off coupon in our email!!!) but we like to food too! Here is our version of one of the dips they serve with the fries plate.  YUMMY!!

BACON BLUE DIP or Baked Potato Topping
1 16oz container of sour cream (we used Fat Free)
1 C Crumbled Blue Cheese
1 2oz bag of real bacon bits (must be real! because it tastes better!)
6 green onions sliced

Combine and let flavors meld.
Dip with steak fries! Would also make a great baked potato topping!
YUM-O!!!
PS need help finding a TGI Fridays near you? Click here!
PSS no I am not getting paid to push Fridays....We just love the place!
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  1. Carrie @ Dittle DattleDecember 14, 2010

    Yum Yum! You "AMAZE ME"! Thank you for linking up to the Monday blog party!!

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  2. SuzieDecember 15, 2010

    This so so naughty!!
    I'm featuring this on my blog today

    www.imlovinyourblog.blogspot.com

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  3. Kate @ The Gaines GangDecember 15, 2010

    This sounds very addicting... can't wait to try it out.

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  4. MariDecember 17, 2010

    All dips are addictive...this one sounds like it might top the list thought! Yummmm
    Thanks for sharing.

    Would love you to link it up to my premier Food Fight Link party!
    http://choochmagooz.blogspot.com/2010/12/food-fight-friday-vanilla-kipferl.html
    Happy Holidays
    Mari

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