Cream cheese and clam dip is a delicious preparation that has its roots in the coastal cuisine of the United States, especially popular in regions near the Atlantic. This type of dip has spread to various Latin American countries, adopting local names and variations in ingredients depending on the region. In Mexico, for example, it is known as "clam dip" and is often served at gatherings and parties. In countries like Argentina and Chile, although not as common, it is enjoyed as an elegant accompaniment for appetizers and cocktails, highlighting seafood flavors combined with creaminess. This recipe combines the freshness of the sea with the creamy and smooth texture of cream cheese, achieving a balance that delights palates across the continent.