no bake cookie dough recipe
The Best no bake cookie dough recipe
I have been making this no bake cookie dough recipe for years and it is a family favorite. My kids love helping me mix it up and then sneaking spoonfuls before I can even get it into the fridge. It is the perfect treat for hot summer days when you do not want to turn on the oven or for a quick dessert fix any time. The best part is that this recipe uses heat treated flour so it is safe to eat raw and you can feel good about giving it to your family. It is also easy to make with simple ingredients you probably already have in your pantry.
No Bake Cookie Dough
This safe to eat raw cookie dough is made without eggs and uses heat treated flour. It comes together in minutes and is perfect for a quick sweet treat or a fun activity with kids.
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This no bake cookie dough recipe is always a good idea for a quick and satisfying dessert. It works perfectly for family gatherings, movie nights, or just a little something sweet after dinner. I hope you and your family love it as much as mine does.
β Frequently Asked Questions About No Bake Cookie Dough
1. Why do I need to heat treat the flour?
Heat treating the flour kills any harmful bacteria that might be present in raw flour, making it safe to eat without baking. It is an important step for this no bake recipe.
2. Can I use a different type of sugar?
Yes, you can substitute the granulated sugar with coconut sugar or a sugar alternative. The texture and sweetness may vary slightly.
3. How long does this cookie dough last in the fridge?
Stored in an airtight container, this cookie dough will stay fresh in the refrigerator for up to one week. You can also freeze it for up to three months.
4. Can I add nuts or other mix ins?
Absolutely. Feel free to fold in chopped nuts, dried fruit, or even sprinkles for a fun twist. Just keep the total mix ins to about one cup.
5. Is this recipe gluten free?
Not as written, but you can use a gluten free all purpose flour blend in place of the regular flour. Just be sure to heat treat it the same way.
