This slow-cooked spread tastes just like the popular Reuben sandwich. Even when I double the recipe, I end up with an empty dish. —Mary Jane Kimmes, Hastings, Minnesota
In a 1-1/2-qt. slow cooker, combine the first 5 ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 2 hours or until cheese is melted; stir until blended. Serve warm with bread or crackers.
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jackie.baker
Oct 3, 2018
Always a fan favorite! I've had people comments that they'd sit there and finish the entire dish if it didn't make them look bad :)
hangelikis
Jan 23, 2018
Made this for our Christmas appetizers and it was a HUGE hit. Toasted the rye bread and cut into bite sized pieces. I forgot about the Thousand Island dressing and it didn't make a difference. I'll try it next time. Didn't rinse the sauerkraut either. This was fantastic. A nice change from the usual appetizers.
MaggieWB
Oct 1, 2017
I prepared the dip exactly as directed, took it to a family reunion, and stood back to avoid the stampede! it was well beyond being a hit. I served it with Triscuit rye crackers, by the way.Thank you Mary Jane for sharing this superb recipe!
mjflowers
Mar 18, 2017
This was amazing and perfect for our potluck at work! I used light sour cream and light cream cheese and it was still delicious. Took others advice and didn't rinse sauerkraut and added a splash of thousand island dressing. Served with rye bread and rye triscuits. Tasted just like eating a Reuben sandwich :)
cherylyoung
Dec 31, 2016
Good taste, but wasn't very soft, the crackers would break when you tried to spread them. I think Thousand Island dressing would help with that problem & add more to the flavor.
miller.kassandra
Jul 2, 2016
I'm with "rebelwithoutaclue" , add a heavy dose of thousand Island dressing1
swinny
Mar 23, 2016
Delish! Used plain greek yogurt for the sour cream.
marlow66
Mar 16, 2016
I make the same kind of dip but don't use sour cream, use a small can of cream of chicken soup instead. Really good with garlic peta chips too.
rebelwithoutaclue
Mar 15, 2016
This is really good. I added1 heaping tbl of 1000 Island Dressing. I prefer Russian Dressing but always seem to get out voted. As others have said, DO NOT rinse Kraut. Served with small Jewish Rye Party Bread slices.
tofusagi
Jan 30, 2015
I tried this with rye bread and it just felt like something was missing - switched to whole grain chips and it was way better! I would recommend some thousand island dressing on the side.
Reviews
Always a fan favorite! I've had people comments that they'd sit there and finish the entire dish if it didn't make them look bad :)
Made this for our Christmas appetizers and it was a HUGE hit. Toasted the rye bread and cut into bite sized pieces. I forgot about the Thousand Island dressing and it didn't make a difference. I'll try it next time. Didn't rinse the sauerkraut either. This was fantastic. A nice change from the usual appetizers.
I prepared the dip exactly as directed, took it to a family reunion, and stood back to avoid the stampede! it was well beyond being a hit. I served it with Triscuit rye crackers, by the way.Thank you Mary Jane for sharing this superb recipe!
This was amazing and perfect for our potluck at work! I used light sour cream and light cream cheese and it was still delicious. Took others advice and didn't rinse sauerkraut and added a splash of thousand island dressing. Served with rye bread and rye triscuits. Tasted just like eating a Reuben sandwich :)
Good taste, but wasn't very soft, the crackers would break when you tried to spread them. I think Thousand Island dressing would help with that problem & add more to the flavor.
I'm with "rebelwithoutaclue" , add a heavy dose of thousand Island dressing1
Delish! Used plain greek yogurt for the sour cream.
I make the same kind of dip but don't use sour cream, use a small can of cream of chicken soup instead. Really good with garlic peta chips too.
This is really good. I added1 heaping tbl of 1000 Island Dressing. I prefer Russian Dressing but always seem to get out voted. As others have said, DO NOT rinse Kraut. Served with small Jewish Rye Party Bread slices.
I tried this with rye bread and it just felt like something was missing - switched to whole grain chips and it was way better! I would recommend some thousand island dressing on the side.