Ultimate 7-Layer Dip

This was excellent. I received tons of raves. Thank you Kraft.

My family loved this dip! I made it without the refried beans and I used the entire pack of taco seasoning...it was delicious!

My Husband loved this! Warning, though. It took me a LOT more than 10 minute prep time. Maybe 30-40 minutes I'm not Emeril, so I don't have a bunch of people cutting up vegetables for me to throw in the dish. It was very time consuming cutting up the onions, lettuce, etc... I followed on one Raters advice, and added Ground beef, and canned diced tomatoes. I also cooked some chopped onion with the beef while browning, and I used the whole packet of Taco Seasoning, instead of 1 Tablespoon. We had enough left over the next night so we made Burrittos out of the leftovers.

Bangin' Baby! Tastes great as leftovers too!

This recipe was DELICIOUS and SO EASY - especially if you love sour cream!!! I'm preparing it this time for a family dinner. I think I'll be preparing this many more times for birthday parties and other get-togethers.

This recipe was great! It tastes very good and is so simple to make. I just layered the ingredients in the order there printed, but used a larger plate than the 9" stated in recipe.

Love this recipe. I made it a dinner dish by browning 1 lb of Ground Beef, adding the seasoning mix and 3/4 cup of water, simmered till the liquid was absorbed and then added the refried beans. Cooled them and layered them as follows: Beans/Ground Beef Mix Sour Cream Black olives salsa green onions lettuce and cheese mixed together first and then on top Hope that helps you, LMDISTEFANO.

What's the best order to layer these ingredients in the dish? Never made this before but sounds yummy! Thanks for any advice.

Have made this recipe 3 times, it's always been a big hit! mmmmmm! thanks for sharing!

Very good, but looks gross to guests when it mixes together. :)