Lobster dip is always a rich, decadent way to enjoy a meal, but there are two main types you could make: New England and Maine. Here are their differences.

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We like it chilled, but if you want a warm dip, spread it into a shallow baking dish and heat it in a 350°F oven for 12 minutes with a sprinkling of Cheddar cheese on top.

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