The cooler weather of the “BER” months brings family and friends together! Whether it’s a get together to watch an epic football game, or a fun fall BBQ, we all celebrate the fresh air, crisp mornings, and fall colors. We also look forward to the fall cuisine, and the one-of-a-kind fall themed snacks.
This pumpkin-shaped cheeseball is a delightful twist on the traditional cheeseball that’s perfect for autumn gatherings. It’s not only a festive centerpiece for a party platter but also incredibly delicious.
To begin crafting this delightful snack, start with a base of cream cheese and ranch dressing mix. These ingredients come together to create a smooth, creamy, and slightly tangy cheese spread. Coat the pumpkin- shaped Cheeseball with crushed Cheez Its to add a crunchy texture and an extra cheesy note.
To make the Pumpkin-Shaped Cheeseball, gather all the ingredients and cooking supplies needed to make the masterpiece. Then start creating the delectable cheeseball. You will need:
- 16 oz. cream cheese, softened
- 1 oz. ranch dressing mix or to taste
- 2 ½ cups crushed Cheez Its
- Dill Pickle
- Spoon
- Spatula
- Cellophane wrap
- Recipe
Once all of the items are gathered, start following the recipe!
Tip: Mold the cream cheese when it is a little cooler than room temp. It will stick less to the cellophane and will better keep its shape..
Grab the recipe below by clicking print (or click here). Then make and eat!
Pumpkin-Shaped Cheeseball
perfect for autumn gatherings
Ingredients
- 16 oz. cream cheese, softened
- 1 oz. ranch dressing mix or to taste
- 2 ½ cups crushed cheese flavored corn chips
- Dill Pickle
Directions
- In a medium-size bowl, mash cream cheese.
- Mix dressing mix into the cream cheese. Shape the mixture into a ball using cellophane cling wrap.
- Crush the cheese flavored corn chips and roll the ball in the crushed chips. Place a dill pickle on top for a stem. Refrigerate covered until ready to serve.
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Please note, these recipes were not created by SKGaleana. These have been accumulated over the years from different websites and stored in the SKGaleana Vault for a future purpose. This recipe was found on Oriental Trading’s Free-N-Fun site, however, that site was discontinued. I believe their replacement site is now called Fun365.
