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Creamy Chicken and Carrot Spread – A Wholesome, Flavorful Dip Perfect for Sandwiches, Wraps & Snacking!

In a large bowl, combine:

Greek yogurt (or mayo)

Dijon mustard

Lemon juice

Garlic powder, paprika, salt, and pepper

Combine Everything

Add chicken, carrots, celery, onion, and herbs.

Stir until fully blended and creamy.

Taste and adjust seasoning — maybe more lemon, salt, or herbs?

Chill & Serve

Cover and refrigerate at least 30 minutes — flavors meld beautifully when chilled.

Serve cold!

Serving Ideas:

On whole-grain bread or croissants

In lettuce wraps or collard green rolls (low-carb!)

As a dip with cucumber slices, bell peppers, or crackers

Stuffed in tomatoes or avocados

Variations & Pro Hacks

Dairy-Free? Use vegan mayo + dairy-free yogurt

Gluten-Free? Naturally GF — just check labels on mayo/mustard

Sweet & Spicy: Add curry powder + a dash of cayenne

Make-Ahead Magic: Stores well for up to 5 days in an airtight container

Freeze It? Not recommended — texture changes after thawing

Egg Lover’s Twist: Fold in 1–2 chopped hard-boiled eggs for richness

Why This Works So Well

Carrots add moisture and natural sweetness — no sugar needed

Greek yogurt = high protein + tangy creaminess (lower fat than mayo)

Dijon + lemon cut through richness and balance flavors

Celery & onion give crunch and freshness

It’s like chicken salad grew up and went on a wellness retreat — but still knows how to have fun.

Final Thought: Sometimes, the Best Things Are Simple & Nourishing

You don’t need fancy ingredients or hours in the kitchen to make something truly satisfying.

Just good chicken, a rainbow of veggies, and a little love.

This Creamy Chicken and Carrot Spread proves that healthy eating doesn’t mean boring — it means flavor, texture, and joy in every bite.

So next time you’re staring into the fridge wondering what to make…

Grab that rotisserie chicken.

Grate those carrots.

And whip up a batch of something wholesome, colorful, and absolutely delicious.

Because great meals don’t always come hot.

Sometimes, they come chilled — and full of life.

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