Edible cookie dough (yes, all cookie dough is edible, but some are not safe to eat without baking first) has been taking over the snack world, and yet we’ve been deprived of Reese’s edible cookie dough … until now.
7-Eleven is selling an exclusive container of new edible cookie dough that is made with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. Instagram account @familyfooddude got their hands on the 6-ounce snack and it looks just as good as it sounds. Since it has the actual Hershey’s Reese’s branding on it, you can expect an authentic flavor.
While the cookie dough bites are safe to eat as-is, the packaging indicates that you can bake them too! Think of them like Pillsbury’s ready-to-bake cookies — just place them on a cookie sheet and pop them in the oven.
Another Instagram account @tmc_reviews tried the Reese’s Edible Cookie Dough and wrote that it tastes just like the peanut butter cups but with a cookie vibe. They said it has “a delicious sweet and strong nutty flavor that tastes just like Reese’s PB cream.” The dough also has Reese’s chocolate pieces in it, according to the review.
It sounds like if you like original Reese’s, there’s no reason that you won’t like this edible cookie dough. What more convincing do you possibly need?
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Another Instagram account @tmc_reviews tried the Reese’s Edible Cookie Dough and wrote that it tastes just like the peanut butter cups but with a cookie vibe. They said it has “a delicious sweet and strong nutty flavor that tastes just like Reese’s PB cream.” The dough also has Reese’s chocolate pieces in it, according to the review.
While the cookie dough bites are safe to eat as-is, the packaging indicates that you can bake them too! Think of them like Pillsbury’s ready-to-bake cookies — just place them on a cookie sheet and pop them in the oven.
Edible cookie dough (yes, all cookie dough is edible, but some are not safe to eat without baking first) has been taking over the snack world, and yet we’ve been deprived of Reese’s edible cookie dough … until now.
7-Eleven is selling an exclusive container of new edible cookie dough that is made with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. Instagram account @familyfooddude got their hands on the 6-ounce snack and it looks just as good as it sounds. Since it has the actual Hershey’s Reese’s branding on it, you can expect an authentic flavor.
It sounds like if you like original Reese’s, there’s no reason that you won’t like this edible cookie dough. What more convincing do you possibly need?
First of all, these are huge chunks of dough. Like any birthday cake-inspired product, these cookie dough bites are really appealing to the eye. In every chunk of dough you can clearly see sprinkles galore. I expected the dough to smell like sweet cake batter, but honestly could not smell much. Despite the lack of birthday cake aroma, I shoved a whole chunk in my mouth.
In relation to the other edible cookie dough products I have tried, this 7-Select Edible Cookie Dough ranks pretty high. I ate one cookie dough chunk from each container and my craving was fully satisfied. I definitely do not recommend eating the whole container in one sitting. Aside from a stomach ache, a full container of these cookie dough bites will cost you over 700 calories. However, you can catch me indulging on these edible cookie dough bites from now on.
If you haven’t tried any of 7-Eleven’s private branded snacks, you are missing out. Chips, candy, and even ice cream; 7-Eleven has a whole range of hidden gems under their private label. The 7-Select Edible Cookie Dough was recently introduced in stores nationwide. As the package states, this cookie dough is both safe to eat and bakeable.
Similar to the Birthday Sprinkle cookie dough, these chunks of 7-Select Peanut Butter Cup dough are much larger than normal cookie dough bites that I have seen. This cookie dough actually exudes a strong peanut butter smell once you take the lid off and I was living for it. Reese’s and 7-Eleven teamed up to provide cookie dough with the perfect peanut butter smell.
I am fully on board with this edible cookie dough trend. Look, I disregard the warnings about salmonella every time I bake anything; brownies, cookies, etc. If edible cookie dough ends the hysteria around eating cookie dough, then I can hop on the bandwagon. I like that 7-Eleven markets this cookie dough as bakeable too because it shows people can consume this product in more than one way.
New York City shop sells raw cookie dough without the risk
Does sweet Loren’s sell raw cookie dough?
In keeping up with a growing trend for safe-to-eat, store-bought raw cookie dough, Sweet Loren’s also sells tubs of edible cookie and brownie batter. (Note: Even Ben & Jerry’s has gotten in on the action by selling bags of its popular cookie dough ice cream mix-ins.) We sampled Sweet Loren’s Chocolate Chunk, which has a soft and gooey texture.
Is great value cookie dough a good brand?
Great Value, one of Walmart’s largest store brands, offers only a single type of cookie dough. While it happens to be one of our favorite types –– Chocolate Chip –– Great Value is definitely not one of our favorite cookie dough brands. In each package, there are 24 pre-cut portions. These resulted in some of the smallest cookies that we baked.
Does Aldi sell chocolate chip cookie dough?
Caramel lovers out there may want to check out Bake House Creations Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, found exclusively at Aldi. Similar to our other cookie dough brands, this product is sold in a pre-proportioned, break-and-bake format. In this case, each portion is fairly large (only 12 per package), leading to a decent-sized cookie.
Does Kroger make cookie dough?
We always appreciate a high-quality store brand, especially one that makes delicious cookie dough. Private Selection, found only in Kroger and Kroger-affiliated stores, absolutely nails it on this one. The brand offers three types of ready-to-bake cookie dough: Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Chunk, Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip, and Triple Chocolate.