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Hard-Boiled Egg Dippers

Young and old alike will enjoy these fun, nutritious and tasty hard-cooked egg "pops", first dipped in ranch or dill dip and then in a topper of bacon bits, finely chopped carrots or finely chopped cucumber.

Hard-Boiled Egg Dippers

4 hard-cooked eggs, peeled
4 thin pretzel or crisp bread sticks
1/4 cup refrigerated ranch or dill dip

Toppers: Bacon bits, finely chopped carrots, finely chopped cucumber
  1. Cut a small x in the larger end of each egg; insert a thin bread or pretzel stick, being careful not to split the egg.
  2. Serve the egg "pops" with your choice of dip and favorite toppers.

Makes 4 servings.

Nutritional Information Per Serving (1 serving): calories: 146; total fat: 12g; saturated fat: 3g; polyunsaturated fat: 5g; monounsaturated fat: 4g; cholesterol: 191mg; sodium: 203mg; carbohydrates: 2g; dietary fiber: g; protein: 6g; vitamin A: 275.7IU; vitamin D: 41.6IU; folate: 24.1mcg; calcium: 32.7mg; iron: 1.0mg; choline: 128.6mg

Recipe and photograph provided courtesy of the American Egg Board (AEB) and Egg Nutrition Center (ENC).

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