Let’s face it: if you follow a gluten-free diet, finding a pizza crust that actually tastes good is like hunting for a unicorn. It feels like a nearly impossible task. Whether it’s the freezer aisle of your local grocery store or the menu of a trendy pizza place, there’s just one truth that everyone can agree on—most store-bought gluten-free pizza crusts are pretty much terrible.

You’ve probably been there: you pop one of those pre-made gluten-free crusts into the oven, expecting a golden, crispy treat, only to end up with something that’s soggy in the middle, too tough on the edges, and completely lacking in flavor. It’s the kind of experience that makes you seriously reconsider the whole concept of gluten-free pizza. And don’t even get me started on those frozen cauliflower crusts.

We love this veggie dip in my family. We have it all the time: holidays, cookouts, get-togethers, or whenever we feel like filling up on lots of veggies. It's just so good that it's irresistible.

This dip is a winner all around. First, it's the best tasting dip around. It's the kind of thing you can't stop eating. Second, it's SUPER quick and easy to make. Just 4 ingredients mixed together and you're ready to go. Third, it's enough dip to satisfy a large crowd. The recipe makes 3 cups of dip; Enough to please all of your friends and family an still have some left over. Fourth, it stays fresh for days. The flavor is actually better the second day. Fifth, this dip is a bit different when compared to other veggie dips; Most dips we've have seen seem to be ranch based, but this veggie dip is made with italian dressing mix. A nice change of pace, we think. Sixth, this dip has a secret ingredient - cottage cheese. It adds a wonderful flavor and is a great way to cut the heaviness of the mayonnaise and sour cream.

Finally -- A quick and easy, super delicious, creamy white queso dip. Best of all, you can make it yourself with just 8 ingredients. It's one million times better than any jarred queso you will ever buy. I started with evaporated milk instead of regular milk to give this queso a creamier texture and flavor. I also used 2 kinds of cheese: white American and Cooper sharp. I tend to use it in a lot of things I make.