This is a great, easy recipe people love. Our family has made it for gatherings for as long as I can remember. Refried beans are layered with guacamole, a seasoned sour cream mixture, cheese and vegetables. Serve it with tortilla chips. Enjoy!

Seven Layer Tex Mex Dip

(16 ounce) can refried beans

guacamole

mayonnaise

sour cream

(1 ounce) package taco seasoning mix

Cheddar cheese

tomato, chopped

green onions

black olives,

In a large serving dish, spread the refried beans. Layer the guacamole on top of the beans.


In a medium bowl, mix the mayonnaise, sour cream and taco seasoning mix. Spread over the layer of guacamole.


Sprinkle a layer of Cheddar cheese over the mayonnaise mixture layer. Sprinkle tomato, green onions and black olives over the cheese.


Tasted great. It is almost the exact same as the one I grew up with that my mother made. The only change I made was to leave out the mayonaise.

This has been a favorite at parties. Since my boyfriend can't get enough of it, I made a lower fat version using lowfat sour cream and mayonnaise -- not *quite* the same but pretty close.

I brought this to an office pot luck and it was a big hit!  Someone even asked me if it's a recipe that has been in my family for years!

This recipe has been in our family favorites for as long as I can remember as well. There are just a few differences in our version. Increase Mayonaise to 1/2 cup (we use Best Foods) Add shredded lettuce after the avacado Increase Tomatoes to 3 medium Add a bunch of diced green onions Decrease Cheese to 8 oz. Slice the olives

Love this recipe...I make it w/out the mayo. Never any left at the end of the party.

This was very good. Made it for a few friends and it was received well. Personally I didn't really "love" the mayo with this but others really liked it and asked for the recipe. Thanks for the post.

Wow...this was a great hit and gone in an hour! Upgrades I made were to include 1 (16 oz) jar of Mrs. Renfro's mild salsa in the layering and to add 1 spicy guacamole mix packet to the guacamole to give it some zip (the spice packet can be found in most produce sections). The layering should be refried beans salsa guacamole sour cream/mayo/seasoning mixture etc. The reason for this is the first time I made it and placed the salsa next to the sour cream mixture it made one big mess on the platter and didn't look to appetizing (even though everyone inhaled it). The second time around it look much better on the plate when the salsa was not next to the sour cream mixture. Great easy appetizer for any ball game!

This recipe was very QUICK and easy. It was a big hit with my family and I have a household of picky eaters!! Will make this a regular on my menu.

very similar to what I've been making for many years; I add a small can of diced green chilies to the beans; then 3 mashed avocados with a 1/4 cup of salsa; then 4 oz cream cheese mixed with 4 oz sour cream & the taco seasoning; then 2 roma tomatoes chopped ; then 3 sliced green onions; then a 4 oz can sliced black olives drained; then a combination of shredded cheddar and jack cheese, as much as you want.  Always a bit hit!

made this dip for my sons party. it was good but i could taste the mayo which isnt a good taste when thinking mexican dip. like i said it was good but ill look for an alternative to the mayo concoction.

seven layer tex mex dip

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total: 15 minutes

Servings: 12

Cost: $1.52 /serving

Author : Ginny

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