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This fresh, colorful Greek 7-Layer Dip is one of my favorite appetizers to bring to parties and potlucks. It’s a Mediterranean-inspired twist on the classic taco dip, layering creamy hummus, lemony Greek yogurt, crisp cucumber, juicy tomatoes, olives, feta, and green onions instead of refried beans and sour cream.

It’s light, flavorful, and always one of the first dishes to disappear. Best of all, it comes together in about 15 minutes with no cooking required.

Whether you’re entertaining, headed to a picnic, or just looking for a healthy snack to keep in the refrigerator, this easy layered dip is a winner.

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7 Layer Greek Dip with hummus, tzatziki, cucumbers and feta cheese in white serving bowl.
7 Layer Greek Dip

Why You’ll Love This Greek Layered Dip

  • No cooking required
  • Ready in about 15 minutes
  • Light yet satisfying
  • Great for parties and potlucks
  • Easy to make ahead
  • Naturally packed with Mediterranean flavors
Ingredients including Greek yogurt, hummus, feta cheese, cucumber, kalamata olives and tomatoes.
Ready to make Greek dip

Ingredients & Substitutions

  • Hummus – The creamy base of the dip. Plain hummus works beautifully, but roasted garlic, roasted red pepper, lemon, or spicy hummus are all delicious too.
  • Plain Fat-Free Greek Yogurt – Mixed with fresh parsley and lemon juice to create a light, tangy second layer. Low-fat Greek yogurt also works well.
  • Fresh Parsley – Adds color and freshness. Dill or mint make great substitutes.
  • Fresh Lemon Juice – Brightens all the flavors. Bottled lemon juice works if that’s what you have.
  • Black Pepper – Just enough to season the yogurt mixture.
  • Roma Tomato – Firm tomatoes work best because they’re less watery. Be sure to remove the seeds.
  • Cucumber – English or Persian cucumbers are ideal since they’re less watery and don’t require peeling.
  • Kalamata Olives – Their briny flavor is classic Greek. Black olives are a milder alternative.
  • Feta Cheese – Adds the signature tangy finish. Reduced-fat feta works well if you want to keep things lighter.
  • Green Onions – Provide a mild onion flavor and a fresh pop of color.

How to Make Low Fat Greek 7-Layered Dip

Step 1: Spread the hummus evenly onto a serving plate or shallow serving dish.

Hummus spread on white plate for making Greek dip.
Spread hummus on plate

Step 2: Stir together the Greek yogurt, parsley, lemon juice, and black pepper.

Mixing yogurt, parsley, lemon juice and black pepper in glass bowl with spoon.
Stirring together the yogurt, parsley, lemon juice and black pepper

Step 3: Spread the yogurt mixture over the hummus.

Greek yogurt mixture spread over layer of hummus on white plate.
Top the hummus with a layer of the yogurt mixture

Step 4: Layer the tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, feta, and green onions over the top.

Layered Greek dip with hummus, tzatziki, cucumber, tomato, olives and feta cheese in white dish.
Layer the tomato, cucumber, olives, feta and green onion on top

Recipe Tips & Variations

  • Make it a few hours ahead to give the flavors time to meld.
  • Pat the tomatoes and cucumbers dry before adding them to keep the dip from becoming watery.
  • Swap in your favorite hummus flavor for a fun variation.
  • Add chopped roasted red peppers, artichoke hearts, or pepperoncini for even more Mediterranean flavor.
  • Double the recipe for larger gatherings.

What to Serve with Greek Layered Dip

This dip is delicious with:

  • Pita chips
  • Toasted pita wedges
  • Crackers
  • Cucumber slices
  • Bell pepper strips
  • Celery sticks
  • Carrot sticks

It also makes a wonderful spread inside pita sandwiches or wraps.

Calories and WW Points

According to my calculations, each serving has just 63 calories.

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Greek 7-Layer Dip (Lightened Up)

This easy Greek 7-Layer Dip is a light Mediterranean twist on the classic party appetizer. Layered with hummus, Greek yogurt, cucumber, tomatoes, olives, feta, and fresh herbs, it's ready in just 15 minutes.
Prep: 20 minutes
Cook: 0 minutes
Total: 20 minutes
Servings: 12
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Ingredients 

  • 1 cup plain hummus
  • 3/4 cup plain fat-free Greek yogurt
  • 1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley
  • 1 teaspoon lemon juice
  • 1/8 teaspoon ground black pepper
  • 1 medium Roma (plum) tomato, seeded and chopped
  • 1/2 cup finely chopped seeded cucumber
  • 1/3 cup kalamata olives, roughly chopped
  • 1/2 cup (2 ounces) crumbled feta cheese
  • 1/4 cup chopped green onion (about 4)

Instructions 

  • Spread hummus on shallow serving platter or in pie plate (affiliate link).
  • In a small bowl (affiliate link), stir together the yogurt, parsley, lemon juice and pepper until well blended. Spread mixture evenly over the hummus.
  • Top with tomato, chopped cucumber, olives, feta cheese and green onions.
  • Serve with your dippers of choice: baked pita chips, tortilla chips, crackers, sliced cucumber and slices of red bell pepper would all work well.

Notes

Serving size: 1/4 cup
WW Points: 2
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2 PointsPlus (Old plan)
 
Serve this Greek 7-Layer Dip with an assortment of dippers: baked pita chips, tortilla chips, crackers, red bell pepper strips, cucumber slices, celery sticks, etc.
Variations and Substitutions
Different hummus – Change up the flavor of this dip with a different flavored hummus. There are so many interesting varieties to choose from – red pepper, roasted garlic, lemon, spicy, etc.
Different herbs – Season the yogurt with any combination of herbs you prefer – mint, dill, oregano would all work well.
Different olives – black, green, whatever you prefer.
Additions – Finely chopped roasted red bell pepper, chopped artichoke hearts, chopped pepperoncini would be delicious.
More bulk – increase the amount of vegetables.
For larger gatherings this dip can easily be doubled.

Nutrition

Serving: 1/4 cup, Calories: 63kcal, Carbohydrates: 5g, Protein: 3.5g, Fat: 3.5g, Saturated Fat: 1g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 1g, Trans Fat: 0.001g, Cholesterol: 6mg, Sodium: 213mg, Potassium: 98mg, Fiber: 2g, Sugar: 1g, Vitamin A: 144IU, Vitamin C: 2mg, Calcium: 58mg, Iron: 1mg

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Additional Info

Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: Mediterranean
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Recipe source: Betty Crocker

FAQs

Can I make Greek 7-layer dip ahead?

Yes. It’s actually better after chilling for an hour or two. If making it a full day ahead, wait to add the tomatoes and cucumbers until shortly before serving for the freshest texture.

How long will leftovers keep?

Store covered in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Some liquid may collect from the vegetables, so simply blot it with a paper towel or gently stir before serving.

Can I use flavored hummus?

Absolutely. Roasted garlic, roasted red pepper, lemon, or spicy hummus all work beautifully.

Is this recipe gluten-free?

Yes, the dip itself is naturally gluten-free. Just serve it with gluten-free crackers or fresh vegetables if needed.

More Mediterranean-Inspired Recipes You’ll Love

  • This colorful Layered Mediterranean Salad brings all your favorite Mediterranean flavors together in one light and satisfying dish.
  • Easy Baked Artichoke Feta Dip – Warm, creamy, and irresistibly savory, this baked dip combines tender artichokes, tangy feta, and a touch of lemon.
  • Crunchy, refreshing, and full of bold flavor, this Chopped Greek Salad is a quick and easy way to enjoy your favorite Mediterranean ingredients.
  • Tuna and Hummus Bowl – Healthy and protein-packed, this simple bowl pairs tuna, creamy hummus, avocado, a sprinkling of nuts and/or seeds, and a splash of lemon.
  • Made with canned chickpeas, crisp cucumber, sweet bell pepper, briny olives, creamy feta, and a simple lemon-olive oil dressing, Mediterranean Chickpea & Feta Salad is fresh, colorful, and incredibly satisfying.

About Martha McKinnon

Weight Watchers Lifetime Member, Yoga Practitioner and Blogger who loves to share her passion for trying to create a happy, healthy, balanced life in what often feels like an overwhelming out of control world.

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  1. I need to get some advise. I haven’t been to a WW meeting since 2020. I don’t believe they have meetings where we used to go. That was the perfect place for us. Anyway, I haven’t been on a WW plan since then and have therefore gained a lot of weight. I finally noticed I’m being charged nearly $15 a month. When I was keeping my weight down I don’t believe I was charged, but since I haven’t been posting my true weight I understand why it was no longer free. Thing is my husband drove me and also was in the program. He got discouraged and dropped out. I am unable to drive and am not sure what to do! I don’t know what foods to eat or how to purchase any of the WW things I used to purchase at the meetings. All I do know is I am way heavier than I care to be….none of my clothes fit me…and my left knee is painful and swollen. The doctor told me today to try and lose weight of which may help my knee pain. That is why I’m writing to you. If you’re not the correct person I’d appreciate it if you let me know who I can contact.

    1. I’m not officially associated with WW. You’ll need to contact them regarding billing/workshop issues. I’m a lifetime WW who likes to share my recipes and experiences in hopes of helping others on their journey. ~Martha