What is edible raw cookie dough?
This is not the same kind of dough you used to lick out of your parents’ mixing bowl when you were a kid. In other words, “this ain’t yo mama’s cookie dough.” Instead, it is a safe-to-eat version specifically made to be eaten raw while avoiding the dangers of raw eggs and flour. Some places use pasteurized eggs, while others eliminate eggs and dairy completely making them vegan.
Some places even serve cookie dough sandwiches: raw batter sandwiched between two baked cookies…forming a cookie inception if you will.
Where can I get it?
Safe-to-eat raw cookie dough has been around for decades, but has only recently found widespread popularity. You can find this 100% edible raw dessert at these places.
Boston, MA (Cambridge): Little Donkey
Chicago, IL (Naperville): Cookie Dough Creations
San Diego, CA (Carlsbad) & USA (buy on Amazon):
Doh Gourmet Cookie Dough
Miami, FL: Dough
New York, NY: DŌ
USA (in supermarkets nationwide): The Cookie Dough Cafe
Looking for more places that serve cookie dough that you can safely eat? You can find them on Glutto right here.
How can I make edible raw cookie dough?
Making cookie dough that is safe to eat is probably one of the easiest desserts you can make since you’re primarily mixing the ingredients together while completely eliminating the baking process. Follow this recipe, which you can save on Glutto here. The most important things to keep in mind are 1) making sure the flour is properly heated so it is safe for consumption and 2) mixing all the ingredients in the proper order so you can achieve the best doughy texture.
edible raw cookie dough
Ingredients
- 1/4 cup brown sugar (tightly packed)
- 5 tablespoons flour (microwaved 1 min – mix every 15 seconds, or until 160°F)
- 2 tablespoons butter (room temperature)
- 2 tablespoons chocolate chips (white, milk or dark)
- 1 tablespoon milk (whatever you prefer—cow’s milk, almond, soy, etc.)
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 pinches salt
Instructions
- In a large bowl mix the sugar, butter, vanilla and salt with the mixer (or by hand).
- Mix in the milk, then slowly mix in the heated flour to create the texture of cookie dough.
- Add the chocolate chips until evenly mixed. Enjoy!
Recommended Products
Glutto earns a small commission from qualifying Amazon purchases.
More desserts
Milhojas: a thousand layers of Latin American sweetness
What is milhojas? Milhojas (a.k.a. mil hojas) is a traditional Latin American pastry made with…
4th of July Desserts: sweet treats in red white and blue
Looking for 4th of July desserts to delight your guests? Here are some classic and…
Sfingi: the original Italian doughnuts
Sfingi (a.k.a. sfinci or sfince) are the original doughnuts of Italy, specifically Sicily. They are…
Zeppole: irresistible Italian doughnut bites
Zeppole (singular: zeppola) are Italian doughnuts, or to put it more accurately: donut holes. They…
Brioche Gelato: gourmet ice cream sandwiches from Italy
Brioche gelato (a.k.a. brioche with gelato, gelato brioche, Sicilian ice cream sandwich, brioche con gelato,…
Paletas: Mexican popsicles with bold flavors
Paletas (pronounced pa-LE-tas) or “paletas Mexicanas” are traditional Mexican popsicles, which come in many types…
Kristina Reynolds is the Founder & CEO of Glutto and an alumna of the University of California, San Diego. She writes articles & posts for Glutto Digest with insights from fellow industry experts. Furthermore, she is the author of The Fittest Food Lovers: How EVERY BODY Can be Incredibly Fit and Still Enjoy Food, a collaborative philanthropic book with proceeds going to charities that fight world hunger.
0 Comments