This Hoagie Slider Dip is the absolute perfect snack or party food! All the flavors of your favorite sandwich in dip form!

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This Hoagie Slider Dip is casual, fun, and delicious.
I guarantee you will have people ask for the recipe because it is so unique. It is so different than the usual cheese based dip and is so hearty and satisfying. Are hoagies or sub sandwiches popular in your area? Subs are a really popular party food in my town and we have some great sub shops. While I love ordering subs for parties, they are best served right away so that the bread doesn’t get soggy. That doesn’t always work well for parties so I find this dip is a great substitute.
This Hoagie Slider Dip has all my favorite sub or hoagie ingredients and you can definitely substitute in the ingredients that you like best. I used four different meats in this version and lots of hot and sweet peppers. If you want different meat, substitute whatever you like!
Don’t worry about the lettuce and tomato getting soggy from the mayo. You can make this the day before and it is just as good the next day. The lettuce and tomato blend right into the mixture. I recently made this for my husband’s work potluck because it is one of his favorites and it is always a big hit with a crowd.
While you can use whichever meats or cheeses you like, I have to recommend that you don’t skip the hot and sweet peppers. They are truly what makes this dip so zesty and tasty and are my favorite part. I used a jar of sweet and sassy peppers, but I am not sure if that is a local thing. Look for any jarred sweet and hot peppers to use in the dip.
My other tip is to get your meat directly from the deli. It just tastes fresher than the kind you will find in the pre-packaged containers.

Hoagie Slider Dip
Ingredients
- 1/2 lb deli sliced turkey
- 1/2 lb deli sliced ham
- 1/2 lb deli sliced genoa salami
- 1/2 lb deli sliced provolone
- 1/2 a head of lettuce diced
- 1 to mato diced
- 1 onion diced small
- 8 oz. of sweet and hot peppers pickled
- 3/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/2 tsp. red pepper flakes
- 1/2 tsp. basil
- 1/2 tsp. oregano
- bag of hoagie buns cut into slider sized pieces
Instructions
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Dice your meats and cheese into small bite size pieces and add to a large mixing bowl.
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Add the rest of the ingredients (except for the buns) and mix well until everything is evenly distributed.
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Cover and refrigerate until serving.
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Serve cold with hoagie slider pieces on the side.
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Recipe adapted from: Mary Ellen's Hoagie Dip
Hoagie Slider Dip: Ingredient Swaps, Add-Ons, and Serving Ideas
If you love the savory, crowd-pleasing flavor of a loaded hoagie but want it in an easy-to-serve, shareable form, this Hoagie Slider Dip is a must-try. Whether you’re preparing it for a football party, a family game night, or a potluck, a few creative tweaks can make it even more exciting and adaptable for different dietary needs.

Alternative Ingredients for Any Occasion
Cheese Substitutions
- Swap provolone for smoked gouda for a rich, smoky flavor.
- Use mozzarella for a melty, mild option that pairs well with any deli meat.
- Try pepper jack for a spicy kick.
Meat Variations
- Replace ham with smoked turkey for a leaner option.
- Swap salami for soppressata for a more robust, peppery taste.
- Use roast beef with horseradish sauce for a bold twist.
Bread Base Options
- Instead of slider rolls, try French bread sliced into rounds.
- For a low-carb option, serve with cucumber slices or butter lettuce cups.
Delicious Add-Ons to Elevate Flavor
- Roasted red peppers for a smoky-sweet element.
- Banana peppers for tang and mild heat.
- Kalamata olives to add a briny depth.
- Pesto drizzle for an herby finish.
Flavor Boosters and Spreads
Layer your dip with condiments to make it more dynamic:
- Italian dressing
- Spicy mustard
- Garlic aioli
- Sun-dried tomato spread
Serving & Presentation Tips
- Serve in a shallow baking dish so every bite gets plenty of toppings.
- Pair with toasted baguette slices, pita chips, or even baked tortilla chips for variety.
- For outdoor events, keep the dip warm in a small slow cooker to maintain texture and flavor.
By experimenting with these swaps and add-ons, you can customize your Hoagie Slider Dip for any palate or occasion. For more game day party dip ideas, check out Food Network’s top dip recipes for endless inspiration.

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