Crockpot Queso Fundido is the easy queso of your dreams! This slow cooker queso fundido recipe with chorizo couldn’t be easier (only four ingredients!), creamier, or more delicious! If you’re celebrating something (Cinco de Mayo, the Super Bowl), this crockpot cheese dip with sausage is the perfect recipe.
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What’s in this Crockpot Queso Fundido Recipe?
This delicious queso fundido with chorizo only has four ingredients, has just the right amount of spice, and is made easy and foolproof in a slow cooker!
- Chorizo: A type of spicy pork sausage from Spain.
- Pepper Jack Cheese: Makes this queso creamy and spicy!
- Salsa: Choose a thin, restaurant-style salsa. It will help thin out the cheese!
- Fresh Cilantro: Adds a pop of freshness and color!
Pro Tip: If you’re not a fan of cilantro, try using parsley instead!
Variations on Slow Cooker Queso Fundido
You can use just about any melting cheese you like in this recipe and any kind of salsa! The world is your oyster! I highly recommend trying out different kinds of sausage, too, like Italian, Nduja, or andouille. For a vegan version, I recommend using my vegan queso recipe as the base and Trader Joe’s Soy Chorizo!
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Queso fundido is just hot cheese dip filled with chorizo. It’s also called Queso Flameado, meaning “Flaming Cheese”, in reference to the spicy chorizo sausage.
Queso fundido is cheesy, spicy, and savory!
Traditional queso is just melted cheese dip, whereas fundido includes spicy chorizo!
Here, we are using salsa to thin out the cheese. However, if you find your queso is still too thick after cooking, you can add a few tablespoons of whole milk to thin it.
Queso can curdle if the cheese gets overcooked or scorched. If this happens, try adding a splash of lemon juice or a small amount of flour (whisk vigorously!) to bring the dip back together.
How to Store and Reheat
Store leftovers in an airtight container, and keep them in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Reheat queso fundido in a crockpot on the low setting, stirring until it’s fully warmed through. Stir in milk if it’s too thick. You can also reheat it in the microwave in 30-second intervals.
I don’t recommend freezing cheese dips because the texture will not hold up well when frozen, thawed, and reheated.
Serving Suggestions
Pair this dip with some homemade tortilla chips or some of our other Tex Mex favorites like Baked Chicken Tacos, Chicken Nachos, Enchilada Stuffed Peppers, or Easy Cheesy Tex Mex Rice!
5-Star Review
“Girl, you just put the FUN back in Fundito! Yum!” – Ed M
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Hi!
This looks amazing ! Just wondering….what salsa did you use? :)
Hi Daisy! I used a local salsa that my grocery store made…a pretty smooth one. But any favorite salsa will work just fine!! Thanks for stopping by!
That cheese is totally calling me! Fabulous game day dip!
Thanks Kellie!
It’s like you’re subconsciously speaking to me when you post recipes like this. I want this recipe in my life asap! Pinned!
Thanks so much Justine, means a lot!
This looks soooooooooo good! I love anything with cheese but I love it even more when it’s paired with chorizo.
Thank you so much!!!
That gooey cheese.. YES PLEASE! I could eat this entire dip myself. This is perfect for football season!
Thank you Jessica!
Wow, amazing and I loveeee chorizo!!
Thanks so much Gerry!
Ryan seems to be a lot like Pat! And the stretchy cheese pictures are the BEST, never apologize for them!!!
Ha good advice Beth!!!
Oh my gosh, MY dream dip, too. I’m totally making this for some upcoming game day parties!
Thanks so much Heather!!!
Girl, you just put the FUN back in Fundito! Yum!
HA!!! Love this comment. Thanks for stopping by!
Do you use a chunky salsa or a finer blend? Thanks
Hey Sara- I used a pretty fine salsa, but either would work! Use your favorite type :) Hope you love it!!!