Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Is there anything better? Well, actual chocolate chip cookies would rank right up there I suppose.
But really, how many times have we all eaten raw cookie dough before shoving those babies in the oven to bake? I know I have. Risking raw eggs with every bite.
Well, worry no longer because Lindsay of Love and Olive Oil has just written her first book, The Cookie Dough Lover’s Cookbook, filled with recipes using eggless raw cookie dough in cakes, pies, brownies, ice cream and more. We met at a Food Blog Forum event a couple of years ago and this year when I heard about her book I was captivated. How can you resist a title like that.
So this weekend I tried the basic Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Truffles recipe from her book. It involved dipping so I was all in.
All you need is flour, sugar, brown sugar, salt, butter, milk, vanilla and chocolate chips.
No egg and all safe to eat by the spoonful. (See note in recipe about raw flour) And you might want to do just that because it’s so good.
Or you can make truffles. Use a 1-inch scoop for even amounts of dough.
I got more than 30 from the recipe but I can’t say exactly how many because, well I may have eaten some first. You know how cookie dough goes.
After you scoop them, roll them into round balls like the third one up from the bottom right. Yeah. I forgot to take a picture of them all rolled.
Then freeze them so they’ll be firm enough to dip.
You can use popsicle sticks to dip them in candy coating and then just sprinkle with tiny sprinkles. Smaller sprinkles are better for these because of the size of the truffles. And of course you can always just leave them stickless too.
I used these Dark Chocolate Decoratifs from India Tree for the first time and I love them. They are tiny, delicate squares of chocolate and they will need to cover some cupcakes soon too. Really soon.
Try writing on the popsicle sticks for an added touch. These would be cute on display for a party.
If the chocolate starts to pool too much at the bottom after you dip, here’s what I do to help them look pretty.
It can be messy, but effective.
Dip the ball in candy coating…
… and dot or slide the bottom of the coated ball on wax paper to pull off some of the excess coating.
Then just add sprinkles and set it over to the side in a clean spot on the wax paper to dry. Easy peasy and it makes them pretty.
They’ll taste the same no matter what they look like though, so now worries. Except for how many you’ll want to eat. These are pretty addictive little treats.
So… I dipped about half the balls in chocolate coating but about halfway through I had another idea.
It started with flattening the balls into little patties (the less perfect the better) and then freezing them for dipping.
Dipping into peanut butter coating for color this time. Sound interesting?
Can you see where I’m going?
You guessed it.
Chocolate chip cookie decorated chocolate chip cookie dough pops.
I just couldn’t resist.
Too too cute.
About raw flour: Hey guys - I just wanted to update this post after reading some of your comments about using raw flour and the possibility it could make you sick. Here's an article about an outbreak in 2009 that was traced back to raw flour (Thanks Allie for sharing the link in the comments section). It's seems to be the only example and it doesn't say conclusively that it was the cause, but I wanted to share the information so you can make a more informed decision before you decide to make these. **You can also heat flour before using to avoid problems. Decorating Alternative: If decorating like chocolate chip cookies, flatten the balls into patties and freeze for dipping. Insert the stick carefully into the thickness of the patty and dip in melted peanut butter candy coating. Then just sprinkle with more mini chocolate chips before the coating sets.
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Truffles
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Note: Hey guys – I just wanted to update this post after reading some of your comments about using raw flour and the possibility it could make you sick. Here’s an article about an outbreak in 2009 that was traced back to raw flour (Thanks Allie for sharing the link in the comments section). It’s seems to be the only example and it doesn’t say conclusively that it was the cause, but I wanted to share the information so you can make a more informed decision before you decide to make these.
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Hi, just wondering, can I dip the dough in melted chocolate instead of candy coating? I don’t have any on hand :(
my chocolate didnt melt enough to where it was runny. So i couldnt get the whole cookie dough covered in chocolate. What candy chocolate did you use?
LOVE THESE!!! They taste amazing… Now if I could just decorate like you, they’d look as good as they taste!
These look fabulous! I love cookie dough!
i love it how u did it
We just made these and they are DELICIOUS!!! We will definetly be making these again! :))
GENIUS!! LOVE IT!!
how did you dip them so perfect? I couldn’t get the candy coating to get liquidy enough and it was really difficult and they turned out looking kinda messy… still delicious but I’m a bit of a perfectionist so want them to look nicer. Any advice from anyone?
I’m going to try making these tonight, they look so cute and delicious! I don’t bake much and I was wondering if using baker’s baking chocolate would be the same as using a chocolate candy coating? If so, should I get semi-sweet or milk chocolate?
Wow! I made these and they are very good and super easy!
I think these are so cute and wonderful! I made them and ate them with my mom. We both felt sick and threw up… so I’m not sure this is safe.
I made these and everyone was so angry at me…. because they were addicting and absolutely AMAZING. I made them a little too big by accident, but no one even cared, they were devoured. What a great recipe!
OMG WOW!! I am trying these today!! <3
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I’m so happy I found your blog! I was looking for a cute idea for a bridal shower I’m going to and this is perfect! Its not a formal bridal shower and the bride is younger so this will be a bit hit! I made one test batch and the flavor was amazing but I am going to put the Popsicle sticks in before I freeze them since I had trouble with them popping out of my truffles. Other than that I am making them the same and as an added touch sprinkling them with coconut flakes! Yum! They are amazing!!! Thank you!!
hello bakerella! greetings from manila, PH i just discovered your blog today & i love it! :) in fact, my 4yr old daughter & i are going to try the choco chip cookie dough today and i just ordered your book today! :)
Where does your creativity end. These are super yummy. Making these today!
I found mini popsicle sticks at the store, so I’m going to use those when I make these this weekend!
@Mish – I’m guessing the dough would likely soften a lot if left out for any substantial length of time.
@Melizia – no, no baking. The whole point of these is that they’re for people who like to nibble on raw cookie dough, and because these don’t have eggs it’s a safe way to do it.
i love ur idea of cakes on the stick, but are they not baked, i see you use dough but indicated no baking?
OMG! So yummy! I dislike cookie dough but my boyfriend, these were so delicious! I think I’ll omit the salt and reduce sugar next time though. Thank you and I intend on purchasing the book!
Why would these need to be refrigerated? Other than the chocolate melting, is there a reason? Made these this weekend and my kids love them!!
Sooooo cute! :) I’m planning on making these for a party :D so I was wondering..about how much melting chocolate was used for the truffles :o?
I am starting to believe that you cannot even BEGIN to keep up with yourself and your own ideas! ;). Your dreams at night must even keep you running! AWESOME work Angie. Thank you for sharing with all of us.
I forsee a problem with my pants fitting if I make these……
Oops ~ the ? was originally a heart. :)
Made these this weekend ~ excellent! Thank you so much! ?
These look fantastic!
What can you use instead of Chocolate Candy Coating?
I don’t think we have it in New Zealand! :(
This such a great idea! I am a huge cookie dough eater and this is a great way to eat it safely!
I made these! DELICIOUS – went really fast and when rolling them had a crazy idea, could the the cookie dough be rolled into small chunks and put in ice cream????? Can’t wait to get the book and eat Chocolate chip cookie based desserts!!!! :D
I made these yesterday with my bff and they were so good and easy to make! I was low in chocolate so I rolled them in sprinkles instead. They were sooo yummy!
Reallllly really yummy with the peanut butter coating. We dont really buy candy melts, so I used peanut butter chocolate chips instead and I had a really hard time getting them to the right consistency for dipping. Any tips?
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Hi, just wanna ask when do you stick the popsicle stick into the cookie dough. Before freezing or after they’re taken out from the freezer?
You…
You are SO BAD. But they look SOOO GOOOOODD!!!
Now I’m gonna have to make thiese! my sister’ will never forgive me! :)
Another incredible idea! I have to try these, they will look amazing on a dessert table.
I don’t know if I could eat this raw…
I have tried these and they are absolutely delicious! everyone LOVED them. will be making them again today since they were such a big hit! thanks bakerella :)
These look sooo good! I should whip up a batch!
I made these and they were awesome! Needless to say they are all gone now! :(
These look so delicious!
I CANNOT wait to try these! They look delicious, and now I don’t have to feel bad about eating a whole bowl of raw cookie dough- I can just say that I made it for eating raw!!!!
I’m obsessed! I NEED to make these!
Xo,
Lisa
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@LPriceSOright
“peanut butter candy coating” what are you using exactly, you buy it or you make it?
Absolutely fantastic! They look so perfect! The chocolate chip cookie pops are adorable!
Yowza! These look so delicious! I love the chocolate chip cookie pops. They look perfect!
Question about the raw flour thing, would baking the flour before making the cookie dough eliminate the possibility of e.coli? And would it change the flavour of the cookie dough?
These look so good.. I think that I would just make the dough and eat it by the pound! I gotta ask, I am in love with your photos, and I know you use a Canon, but which? Love your recipes!!
Will be making these…many times…yum! :-)
I made these, and they were awesome!
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Finally figured out how to get the cookies dipped……………anyWHO must tell you that these were the hit of the chocolate fountain items!!!! I kept the un-dipped truffles in the freezer until last minute; also froze the peanut butter dipped cookies until party; didn’t matter as they went fast! Thanks again.
Love!
And I have an idea for cake pops!
CHANEL! Or all those famous fashion designers and such etc….
Omg my nephew LOOOVES Cookie Monster and i told him i would make him a cookie monster cake to go along with his theme next bday and these would make the cutest addition or even as party favors… Love it
This sounds like a great option for those people who are gluten free too. Without needing to worry about how the dough rises in the oven, they can just use whatever gf tastes the best!
These are magically divine! I made them for my friend’s birthday. The only problem I had was they couldn’t sit out for long…my chocolate melted and the dough was not very firm… but it could be that I live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast where it is super humid and hot. :) But I will be making them again!!!
These were the hit of my daughter’s 17th birthday party. Made 3 batches… None left! Thanks!
Cutest ever! I also just found an egg-less cookie dough recipe to make truffles! ( http://www.howsweeteats.com/2012/03/chocolate-chip-cookie-dough-peanut-butter-cups/ )… Can’t wait to try them all now!
Made these this weekend for a team party. They were unbelievably good! Dipped 1/2 of them in chocolate and 1/2 in butterscotch. Couldn’t cut the popcicle sticks in 1/2 cleanly, so skipped those and just made the truffles.
Love it !
WoooW Amazing !!!!!!
Oh my. My heart has never beat so fast reading a recipe. Thanks for sharing!
Woo this is the best post ever, I love choc chip cookie dough. Love the look of them in the first pic – all rustic. But also cannot resist the cute stamped paddle pop sticks and really like the idea from another comment about dipping the dough in white chocolate.
Never gotten sick from eating the leftovers from the mixing bowl yet.
I’ve been loving all these cookie dough recipes I’ve been seeing from Lindsey’s cookbook…these truffles look so great and you have done an excellent job recreating them! Gorgeous and creative little popsicle sticks!
I am bouncing around your blog right now like a sugar fiend. I thought you needed to know that…
wow, i am absolutely drooling! those look SO decadently delicious! thanks for sharing!
these look SO good,
i have to try this recipe.
thanks for sharing!
xo, cheyenne
The book seems great for me, considering I’m a vegetarian and bake all eggless stuff at home. But, raw cookie dough filled into something else but not baked? … hmm, not my cup of tea :)
I think I’m one of the few who never eats cookie dough before it’s baked (it’s not even because of the raw eggs) but these are super super cute!
I love food shaped food . . . so cute!<3
Made the cookie dough truffles for both a birthday party and a surprise for my husband’s work today. They are incredible! Very easy to make. Very tasty. And super cute. Thanks for posting this great recipe from Lindsay’s book. :)
I made these yesterday – oh yum!
I can’t wait to make a sugar cookie variation. I also want to try some other dipping thing.
Thank you for sharing! This really brightened everyone’s day.
Adorable! I love cookie dough and so does my 9 year old. She will love these recipes. :)
Thank you for featuring an egg free recipe!!!! Fantastic for us with egg allergies :)
Genius!! You never cease to amaze me. I cannot wait to try making these. Thanks Bakerella! xo
I seen these today and had to make them tonight!!! They are sooo good!!! And super quick. Thank you for sharing I will have to get this book when it is released!!! Love them!! Thank you for all of your great ideas.
These look AMAZING! I’m going to make some for a pot-luck we’re having soon, thanks for the recipe! <3
Those are absolutely ADORABLE!!! I canNOT wait to try them! I love this website, and am following it with my blog. I can hardly wait to see what you come up with next!
Made the truffle- balls and everything went according to plan; however, the peanut butter dipped cookies are falling off the stick when we dip into the melted Wilton peanut butter candy melts…….. Did you use the same 1″ scoop for the cookies or should we have made larger/thicker discs? Ours seem to look like the cookie-disks in your photos…did you use Wilton candy melts? Did you add anything to thin the melted peanut butter mixture? Did you re-freeze the cookie disk after inserting the sticks? Crumbly, mess-help!
I will be making these this weekend. Such a cute and simply idea. LOVE
Yum….These look so good. My children are going to love them, they always want cookie dough and of course I wont let them!! Does the dough split at all when you insert the craft stick??
These look so good….going to make them tomorrow. Does the dough split at all when you put the stick in them??
Danger!
Leave it to you to take some adorable and make it…um…adorabler? :)
SOO cute! Just a tip for getting excess chocolate off when you’re dipping things – touch them on the surface of the melted chocolate and gently shake them, the surface tension of the chocolate + gravity will pull excess chocolate off.
These look so great! The cookie pops are my favourite. It’s so disappointing that candy melts don’t exist where I’m from. Shipping them is just too expensive. Is there anything else that can be used in their stead?
Wow! I’ve been lusting over these since you’ve posted!
I only need to find a mesurement converter so I can make them myself =)
wow, look gorgeous, I will try it soon.
parfum pas cher
SO FUN! You’re a genius!
Adorable! Chocolate chip cookie dough and peanut butter covering – I’m in love!
Oooo lala the post title made my sweet tooth tingle but then when I saw the photos! YUMMY! like how you wrote on the popsicle sticks, nice touch. these look crazy delicious.
:)
mikky
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yum! i will be heading to my kitchen and digging out the ingredients : )
The author of this book is so amazing. I wrote to ask about the flour issue and she not only wrote back right away, she came over here and posted, too. I’m very excited to try these recipes out. I’ve ordered the book. Glad I only have to wait a week for it!
Wanted to address the raw flour issue – while I don’t believe it’s any more dangerous than eating, say, raw spinach or cantaloupe these days, if it makes you nervous, you can easily toast the flour. Spread it out on a cookie sheet and bake it at 350 for 5 to 7 minutes. It’ll get nice and nutty and brown and probably give the dough a great flavor too!
OMG i’ve got them in the fridge now… and counting them down every time i pass it mmmmmmm
would toasting the flour help overcome the whole raw flour/possible sickness issues? i wonder if it would change the flavor too much.
These look so addictive! And just in time for my birthday! Thank you for sharing I will certainly be trying these very soon.
I’m SO excited about this post Bakerella!! I’m allergic to eggs so this is one I can make AND eat too!
oh the cookies are the cutest thing ever!
I love the idea of the cookie shaped pops. I can’t wait to try those out. Lindsay’s new book is on my Amazon wishlist for sure! I can’t wait for it to come out. Thanks for the awesome ideas! Everything looks amazing.
Was wondering what anyone thought about dipping those adorable little cookie pops in white chocolate. I love peanut butter but I would love to take these to picnics and I try not to bring anything nut based when taking sweets to big functions
My daughter turns 15 tomorrow and i was searching for the perfect cupcake/cake for her….but THIS is right up her alley and she opted out of cake in favor of cookie dough! Perfect timing Bakerella!!
Wow! I’m planning my sister’s baby shower and couldn’t figure out what sweet treat to give away “goodie bags”. My sis *loves* my chocolate chip cookie dough, so this is the perfect treat!
You are brilliant and your creations are original and adorable. Thank you so much!!
Saw these yesterday in my Facebook feed. My daughter caught me looking at them and insisted we make them for a class party today, so we did. We learned cake pop making from you and this is yet another fab creation. They were a huge hit and to tell it like it is, I offered one to my hubby. Gone. In. One. Bite. He nibbled the second one to get the full experience. Haven’t tried the cookie shaped one (nut free school) but this one was awesome. You inspire us!
I’ve been making a similar version of these for years! They are so tasty! Love the cookie pops – so cute. (Here is my version of the cookie dough truffle – http://joandsue.blogspot.ca/2011/07/chocolate-chip-cookie-dough-truffles.html )
These look luscious! I read that ConAgra Mills now has a flour that is especially treated to be safe to eat raw. It “preserves gluten functionality and taste while mitigating microbiological risk associated with raw flour.” http://www.conagramills.com/our_products/safeguard.jsp
Yummo!! These look gorgeous. I’ll have to try making them on the weekend. I’m thinking my boys will LOVE them.
I do need to know, though, how much butter, in ounces or grams, is in a “stick” please?
I got your latest newsletter and made some of these super yummy cookie dough! The recipe is heavenly! Bakerella thanks so much for sharing this awesome recipe.
Do you have to use milk?? I’m asking because I was going to make them tonight, but I realized my milk expired D: HELP PLEASE
Stunningly adorable!!!!!! I love when you show other people’s things you have tried and then put your own little twist on them.
OMG I LOVE COOKIE DOUGH TO NO END! im so excited to try these recipes! thanks bakerella!
They look yummy. I can’t wait to try them.. I must find those chocolate sprinkles that are so fine!
Yummy and cute :D. The movie theater near me sells cookie dough bites, pretty good, but these look so much better :)
Looks fantastic! I am drooling. I reckon I could eat the entire batch on my own!
These look fab.
My mom was certain that raw flour was a big no-no. I’d sneak bites and then hope nothing terrible would happen to me. Nothing ever did, of course.
I. LOVE. IT!! Totally doing this for my daughter’s birthday party. Thanks for sharing!!
Hey there Bakerella!
Just wanted to let you know, these are fabulous! i got your email when i woke up at 630 this morning and when i got outta work i set home to make them! i deliver my goodies to all my neighbors (let them try new things for more business) and everyones loved them! zoo delicious. i just need to find those chocolate sprinkles! i love sprinkles!
p.s much better when chilled :)
Can’t wait to make these!! and I’m getting this book! Thanks for sharing.
everything you do looks so lovely — printed popsicle sticks?! i die.
Love it
Great idea for writing on the sticks! Super cute. And the cookie shaped pops are adorable!
So cute! Look delicious! Can’t wait to try!! :)
Oh Bakerella, I think you’re going to start a new cookie pop craze with those last few pictures. So cute!
Delicious!
I just made these and they are delicious! I’ll have to add this cookbook to the long list of cookbooks that I’m going to have to get. I was having trouble with my candy melts, so mine don’t look quite as nice as yours do :)
Thank you for a great cookie dough recipe!
I’m going to add coffee flavor to mine for coffee cookie dough chocolate pops!
OMG I have all those ingredients in my kitchen RIGHT. NOW. Those are happening. And I may just have to indulge in that cookbook, too!!
Oh these are too cute. Wonderful idea for a party.
Love, love, love!!! What size popsicle sticks did you use? Are they regular size cut in half? Thanks!!!
My hubby just loves these cookie dough truffles! I think I need to get Linsday’s books just to make treats for him!
Another one I will have to try, thanks for the recipe!
So there’s a reason why we don’t live in the same neighborhood or even state… your wonderful blog and photos would make me gain about 600 pounds if we lived any closer… I’m sure the calories are dissipated by distance… But OH! I do love reading and looking… you are so amazingly creative…
You know, I couldn’t help but think of you when I was writing the Sugar Cookie Dough Lollipop recipe. :) I love the peanut butter coated pops – cookie dough disguised as a cookie? Fantastic! And I am SO buying some of those sprinkles. :)
Thanks so much for the lovely post and for spreading the word!
Those chocolate chip cookie pops look delish! If not even more delish than cookies themselves! Loving this post, will definitely be making these for the next girls night in ;)
I find it impossible to resist anything cookie dough related! Why is it that it’s even better than the actual cookies sometimes? I am bookmarking this to make for my sister’s graduation party!
These look absolutely wonderful!
My daughter and her friends would adore these little pops! I think this might make it to the birthday menu!!
you should let people know that there is a risk with eating the raw flour in cookie dough. otherwise these look yummy
those peanut butter dipped ones are adorable! And who doesn’t love chocolate dipped cookie dough bites – sooo yummy.
These look A-MAZING!
These look adorable, but I’m afraid the cookie dough would never make it to the pop stage because I’d eat it all!
Grace: Cute! Yum! Fun!
Molly: Looks yummy! i’m a cookie dough fanatic!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE chocolate chip cookie dough! I have got to make these!
Thanks Bakerella! You always do us good!
I LOVE YOUR BLOG! :O) I know that I can come here anytime for creative, dee-licious ideas!
Oh my gosh, how cute are your Chocolate chip cookie decorated chocolate chip cookie dough pops??! Love it!! :)
Adorable! I am usually too intimidated to make your treats but I just might try this one!! I never eat cookie dough – because I play by the rules – but my kids love it. YUM!!
Ok, I’m putting these onto tonight’s menu!
Oh my gosh. The chocolate chip cookie decorated chocolate chip cookie dough pops have blown my mind. This is why I love your blog. You’re amazing bakerella!!
Awesome, the book has just gone onto my Amazon wishlist. Now I just need to come up with an excuse to make these…
YUM! I think I need that book!
Love this idea. But even more excited about the Dark Chocolate Decoratifs! I have been searching high and lo for these! Thank you!
*faints*
And these?!? Dark Chocolate Decoratifs? I’ve seen these on top of Sprinkles cupcakes, but have never actually seen them for purchase! You know where to get all of the cool stuff, Angie.
I have cookies and muffins planned to bake today, but all I want to make now are these!!!
Delicious!
My GF and i call your emails “Food Porn”… so addictive i come back and look at the same postings over and over. I do not care for raw cookie dough – but my kids and friends LOVE it…(I think i got grossed out by my mom constantly telling me not to eat it due to the raw eggs.) You know – i’ll still have to make these up for the kids…and your cookie pop idea. Genius.
Angie Bakerella. I have over 3000 emails waiting for me to open. I subscribe to a million blogs. But YOU are the one I always look for and open immediately. It’s cuz of genius ideas like this that make me giddy and long for more of your awesomeness. I bow down to you oh Queen of Cute Treats!
Those look amazing!!! I think I’ll have to try and make some of those. :)
Amazing!
How fun! I love the PB dipped ones. Such a cute dessert!
Completely adorable!! Can’t wait to get a hold of LIndsay’s book!
I have to say… YUM! and so darn cute! Thanks for sharing this recipe… LOVE cookie dough… never had issues eating it before and now it will be better! :)
O-M-G!!!! I’ve never had any such qualms when eating eggy cookie dough, but THIS takes it up to a whole new level! To be frank, I’ve always preferred the cookie dough over the actual cookies…and these truffles look way too good!
Ahhhh! I want these for breakfast *right now*! They look amazing, Angie!
The chocolate chip cookie idea is adorable! Will be stealing this for sure! And that book is coming to my house! I must have it!
I love the little cookie-cookie pops. Adorable!
Beki
OMG! If i keep finding delicious cookie dough recipes like this then I’ll soon need a whole new wardrope eekkk!
Umm…yes please!! So tasty looking!
Love those adorable popsicle sticks!
The look really great! Perfect! I feel hungry looking at the photos :)
Yummy!!
It’s really beautiful
I am literally drooling over these …. they look FAB! :)
Wonderful. I can’t wait to try these, they look amazing. Finally a recipe for cookie dough that isn’t a health hazard. Perfect.
DELICIOUS!!!
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You are an absolute baking genius!!!
Wow..another awesome idea .. thank you so much for sharing :-)
I am SOOOO gonna have to make these :)
Ahhh so cute! This might sound like a very pedantic question but… is the dough-chocolate ration still okay?
Thanks for putting this book on my radar – definitely on the wish list now!
I love all of your ideas! I can’t wait to see the next post.
Um, I could probably eat a whole bowl of that ‘safe’ cookie dough! And I love the “cookie” looking pops, they are too cute but I totally would love it for the flavor combo: peanut butter and cookie dough; yum!
MMMM…all the cookie dough and NONE of the eggs, I’m IN! Thanks for opening my eyes to this wonderful treat.
Wow, these look sinfully delicious!
This sounds great. But one E. coli outbreak was caused by flour, not eggs.
http://articles.latimes.com/2011/dec/09/news/la-heb-cookie-dough-e-coli-20111209
So just be aware of that issue…
I had no idea your blog existed before this post, but now I it’s totally on my radar. I want to eat these….very badly. This is my new favorite blog.
Ohhhhh myyyyyyy gooooooooodddddd.
Oh I forgot to ask, do you have a recipe for peanut butter coating?
Love, love, Angie! I love the cookie pops! :)
you’re so creative!! I’m jealous, in a good way.
OMG!!! You are so clever, love the iceblock stick idea <3
Well there goes my plan to try to slim down a bit this summer! :)
Oh my goodness. I was seriously just wanting to make chocolate chip cookies but chocolate chip cookie dough cake pops? I’m craving these.
oh my goodness. pure brilliance coating in peanut butter and choc chips. craving them! awesome.
where can I find the chocolate sprinkles??
so creative!!!! youre my baking hero! <3
I’ve got to get Lindsay’s book, it looks great and I love what you’ve done with the cookie dough truffles. So cute!
These are terribly cute Miss Angie!! I have been on a looonng search for these chocolate sprinkles and finally found them..and here, you have used them so..well, CUTE! Love it. :o)
somebody is up late! lol these look great!
I know I’ll love these.
You must have read my mind! I was looking for a yummy truffle recipe, but I found it now! Can’t wait to make them.. :D
These look so yummy! We’ll definitely be trying them soon!
These look amazing and addictive. I may have found a new favorite midnight snack!