Lipton Onion Dip mixes are sold as dry, powdered soup and dip mixes.
Mix one envelope with 4 cups of water, bring to a boil while stirring, then reduce heat and simmer on low for 5 minutes.
They’re marketed for making French onion or spinach dips and can also be used as a seasoning or base for soups, burgers, meatloaf, potatoes, beef brisket, and noodle soups.
Yes — product text promotes the mixes as a convenient go-to for party occasions, suggesting you can combine a mix with a few basic ingredients to quickly make crowd-pleasing appetizers.
The product descriptions list these varieties: Golden Onion; Savory Herb with Garlic; Beefy Onion; Vegetable; Onion Mushroom; and a classic Onion Soup & Dip Mix.
One listing specifically labels an Onion Soup & Dip Mix as Kosher. The other available product details do not clearly state kosher labeling.
It’s described as a classic onion beef-broth flavor, “bursting with savory flavors,” and is noted to work well as a beef broth substitute or seasoning base.