Buffalo Chicken Wings Dip Recipe
on Jul 17, 2019, Updated Dec 02, 2024
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This buffalo chicken wings dip recipe is an easy finger food recipe that you can make in just 40 minutes. One of our favorite appetizer ideas, it goes great with anything. I especially love it with our homemade sangria!
Make this chicken wing dip any time of the year, in your oven, or your crock-pot. Read on to see how to make it both ways!

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Make this chicken wing dip in the crockpot or bake it in the oven!
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About This Buffalo Chicken Wings Dip Recipe
This easy Buffalo chicken dip recipe is standard fare at our friend Amy’s house. It’s also one of my favorite cheesy recipes.
Just one dip of a tortilla chip or celery stalk is all it takes to understand why everyone loves this simple appetizer.
Even better, this Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe can be made, start to finish, in 45 minutes or less, and just like this Rotel sausage dip, it goes great with almost anything!
What to eat with this
- Tortilla Chips
- Celery
- Carrots
- Crackers
- Crostini
- Your Finger (Remember, we don’t judge.)
I’ll be honest with you, the first few times I was at Amy’s house, and she served this Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe, I avoided it like the plague.
Why? You may ask.
Judging from the reaction to other guests and her kids, I had a feeling this recipe would be dangerously delicious.
A few visits later, I completely caved and gave it a try; as I feard, I was spot on.

Serve this chicken wing dip on crostini for an addictive finger food.
Ingredients and Cost
- Cooked Chicken (2 cups)
- This makes up the base of the this Buffalo chicken wings dip. Finely shredded chicken ensures even distribution. This is a great way to use leftover chicken or rotisserie chicken!
- Cost: $5.00
- Cream Cheese (8 oz)
- Adds a rich, creamy base that balances the spiciness; make sure it’s softened for smooth blending.
- Cost: $3.25
- Shredded Cheddar Cheese (2 cups)
- Give this Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe a sharp flavor and gooey, melty goodness; freshly grated cheddar works best for superior melting. I suggest shredding a block of cheese for this as it melt’s better than the pre-shredded cheese, which contains potato starch and other stablizers which keep it from melting evenly.
- Cost: $5.00
- Buffalo Sauce (1/2 cup)
- Delivers the signature spicy kick and tangy flavor synonymous with Buffalo chicken. Use your favorite brand, I like Frank’s RedHot.
- Cost: $1.50
- Blue Cheese Dressing (1/2 cup)
- Adds a tangy, creamy depth of flavor, enhancing the overall balance of the dish.
- Cost: $0.50
- Blue Cheese Crumbles (optional, for garnish)
- Provides a bold, tangy accent for fans of blue cheese; use sparingly to avoid overpowering the dip.
- Cost: $1.50
Total Cost of Recipe: $16.75
Cost Per Serving (8 servings): $2.09
How to Make It
You can make this Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe in the oven or as a slow cooker recipe. Both methods use the same ingredients, and they are super yummy!
Crockpot Method

- Combine blue cheese dressing with cream cheese.
- Stir in Buffalo sauce.
- Add cooked chicken and cheddar cheese.
- Cook in crock-pot on low setting for2 to 3 hours or until bubbly.

Buffalo chicken dip tastes great right out of the crock-pot!
Oven Chicken Wing Dip

- Combine blue cheese dressing, Buffalo sauce, and cooked chicken in a large mixing bowl.
- Add cheddar cheese and stir.
- Stir in the cream cheese.
- Bake in a non-stick coated oven-safe dish at 350°, for 30 minutes.
For a chunkier Buffalo chicken wing dip, you can cook diced chicken and chop it up in smaller pieces.

Make this chicken wing dip from the oven in about 30 minutes.
Recipe Highlights
- It’s fast. With only a few ingredients, it goes in the oven and is ready in just 30 minutes.
- Use the same recipe to make slow cooker buffalo chicken dip.
- It reheats well for leftovers. We took some to a church from what was leftover on Saturday.
- Everyone loves this tailgate food!

This Buffalo wing dip makes a great spread for crostini.
I’m a lover of all things cheese, I guess that’s what happens when you grow up with a dad who had a passion for such things as Limburger cheese.
Maybe it was the cheese sandwiches and mayo that my mom made for me as a kid.
The most likely reason, though, it’s just who I am.
If you prefer ranch dressing with your wings, try substituting that for the blue cheese dressing.
Time Saving Tips
Use a rotisserie chicken for this Buffalo Chicken Dip Recipe!
Or, use the leftovers from our Simple Roast Chicken Recipe!
Keep in mind that our kids generally won’t go near blue cheese, but this Buffalo chicken dip is an exception.
Give this chicken dip a try and then share it with friends.
More tailgate food
- Brat Bites
- Bratwurst segments wrapped and then baked in phyllo dough.
- Tango Sausage Cheese Dip
- Velveeta cheese-based dip, with sausage, Rotel, and other lively flavors.
- Wisconsin Cheese and Ranch Dressing Dip
- Easy cream cheese dip with dry ranch dressing, shredded cheese and a cup or so of your favorite hobby brew.
- Olive Spread
- Flavorful tapenade made with simple ingredients.
- Pork and Gouda Cheese Nachos
- Crispy nachos covered with leftover pulled pork and crowned with a cheese topping.
- Easy Guacamole Dip
- The best guacamole you’ve ever tasted, from your own kitchen.
- Antipasto Platter
- Ideally suited to make “on the go”. This party platter features a variety of savory meats, cheeses, crackers, and more!
You’ll lose count of the number of times someone asks you for this Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe. Please be sure and let them know you found it right here on Platter Talk!

This easy Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe is perfect for game day.
Common Recipe Questions
You can freeze this chicken dip before or after it is baked!
In most cases, yes. Use sugar-free dressing and hot sauce, and you should be good to go for a keto-friendly tailgate food!
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See Dan and Scott making this Chicken Wing Dip on Television.

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Buffalo Chicken Wings Dip Recipe
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Ingredients
- 2 cups cooked chicken
- 8 oz cream cheese
- 2 cups shredded cheddar
- 1/2 cup buffalo sauce
- 1/2 cup blue cheese dressing.
- Blue cheese crumbles for garnish, optional
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350° F. In a large mixing bowl, combine all ingredients and stir thoroughly.
- Spray oven safe dish with non-stick coating and transfer mixture.
- Bake in oven for 30 minutes.
To Make this Buffalo Wing Dip in the Crock Pot
- Mix ingredients as directed for oven method.
- Cover slow cooker and set to LOW for 2-3 hours, until hot and bubbly. Garnish with blue cheese (if using).
- Serve hot with tortilla chips or celery sticks or on crostini.
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Notes
- May garnish with chopped green onion as well.
- Best served hot with crackers or celery sticks.
- You can use shredded rotisserie chicken for this recipe.
- To make this Buffalo chicken wings dip recipe more ooey and gooey, with less browning on the top, cover with aluminum foil while baking (if making it in the oven.)
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Looks delish, my family loves buffalo food and wings seeing as we are from there ! Canโt wait to make for football season!
Buffalo chicken wings are made weekly at my house. Thanks for the new dip recipe, this is a game changer.
My family are huge hot wing fans! This sip looks amazing. I’m going to surprise my boys with this dip this weekend.
I can understand why you would avoid it — keep away from temptation. I doubt if you can take just one bite. This would be a great recipe for a gathering — I know our family would be nuts about it. I’ll be making this VERY soon.
My friend makes a buffalo chicken dip, and just like you I avoided it at first because I knew it would be addictive. I was right, and now I spend way too much time in front of the dip LOL! Thanks for sharing the recipe