Warm Crab Dip
Cheesecake Factory Warm Crab Dip costs $18.95 for the whole plate and delivers 1,220 calories, 92g fat, 69g carbs, and 25 grams of protein. A blend of crab, artichokes and creamy cheese served warm with fresh baked crostini, built to share between 2 and 4 people.
How Many People Does Warm Crab Dip Serve?
Warm Crab Dip serves 2-4 people as one sharing plate. The 1,220 calories, 92g fat, 69g carbs and 25g protein are for the whole plate. Split between 2 people, about 610 calories each; split between 4, about 305 calories each.
What Is in Warm Crab Dip?
Warm Crab Dip is a blend of crab, artichokes and creamy cheese served warm with fresh baked crostini.
- Crab Crab blended into the dip
- Artichokes Artichokes blended into the dip
- Creamy Cheese Creamy cheese binding the dip
- Fresh Baked Crostini Fresh baked crostini served for dipping
What Allergens Are in Warm Crab Dip?
Warm Crab Dip contains shellfish from the crab, milk from the creamy cheese, and wheat from the crostini. It is not vegetarian and is not gluten-free.
Cheesecake Factory Warm Crab Dip Nutrition Facts
One sharing plate (serves 2-4) provides 1,220 calories, 92g total fat, 69g carbohydrates, and 25g protein.
Nutrition Facts
Frequently Asked Questions About Warm Crab Dip
Direct answers on Warm Crab Dip real crab, heat, crostini, and hygienic sharing.
01 Is Warm Crab Dip made with real crab? ▼
Reviewers report real crab with a mild, slightly sweet flavor and no imitation crab, plus an Old Bay-type seasoning note. That matches the menu's description of a crab blend.
02 Is Warm Crab Dip spicy? ▼
No, it is not a spicy dish. Reviewers describe it as creamy and mild, with the artichoke adding earthiness and the seasoning adding flavor rather than heat.
03 Does Warm Crab Dip come with enough crostini? ▼
Reviewers say yes, with a good ratio of dip to crostini, and describe the crostini as buttery, crisp and freshly baked. One ranking notes the dip can be oily around the rim of the bowl.
04 How do you share Warm Crab Dip hygienically? ▼
Reviewers note dips are trickier to share than finger food, and suggest scooping portions onto individual plates to dip from.