Monster Cookie Dough Dip
This Monster Cookie dough dip will be your go-to dessert for all holiday or non-holiday parties this year. Everyone goes crazy for this and it even won a contest at a dip party!
Put your stretchy pants on for this one! This is every cookie dough lover’s dream come true!
This is a recipe for an unbelievably delicious dip that tastes EXACTLY like cookie dough and the best part is that you can eat as much as you want because it has NO eggs. That’s right, you can pig out on this dip and you won’t get sick. At least not from salmonella, anyway. When I was a kid I used to get in trouble for eating raw cookie dough because my mom was terrified that I was going to get salmonella poisoning. I never did get sick and I still eat it to this day and don’t think twice. I haven’t gotten sick from it in 30 years, so why stop now?! 🙂 KNOCK ON WOOD.
Just to warn you – this makes a TON of dip. If you are not feeding a crowd, I recommend you divide it in half and wrap one half in plastic wrap forming a ball and put it in the freezer for a later time.
So for anyone who loves to eat cookie dough before actually baking the cookies, this dessert is definitely for you.You can serve it with whatever you like (I listed some ideas in the directions), but I served it with graham crackers and pretzels. The pretzels were really nice because the salt balanced out the sweet dip. Enjoy your Tuesday, everyone!
P.S. If you like this dip, you will LOVE these Monster Cookie Dough Cupcakes I posted a while back…
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- ½ cup butter, slightly softened
- 1 cup creamy peanut butter
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 3 Tablespoons brown sugar
- ¼ cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 ½ cups rolled oats, old fashioned or quick (see Note below)
- ⅔ cup plain M&Ms (give or take, mini or regular)
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- With a hand mixer or stand mixer, beat the cream cheese, butter, and peanut butter until smooth.
- Add in the powdered sugar, brown sugar, flour, and vanilla.
- Using the paddle attachment on your stand mixer (if using) or just a wooden spoon, mix in the oats. You may want to use more or less here. I really like the oats in it and a thicker dip so I added a lot. Remember that the dip will also firm up a bit in the fridge.
- Add the M&Ms and chocolate chips and mix in.
- Store in the refrigerator until serving. Serve with pretzels, graham crackers, or apple slices. You can dip or spread this depending on how thick you made your dip.
Recipe source: adapted from thegirlwhoateeverything.com
Wow. This looks insanely good and addictive!
Thank you! It is VERY addictive 🙂
It has oats in it so it is healthy right?! 😛
haha I love the way you think!
ding ding ding! you hit the joe jackpot. I just woke my wife up at 552am , dragged her out of bed, and demanded she make this right meow. She dutifully obliged and Im about a half hour away from cookie dough heaven in my cookie dough recliner. Thank you Ashley, youve made our day again.
Hahah you weirdo
Joking above, but seriously I love the raw cookies and unlike you I did get sick off raw cookie dough, but it was well worth the evening of intense projectile vomiting…no but seriously, i think my family will be eating this dish very soon. its your best picture display portrayal to date, and the new wallpaper on my smart phone.
I don’t remember you ever getting sick….that’s unfortunate.
SO dangerous!! But I love it!!
Dangerous, indeed!! 🙂
I have been seeing lots of dessert dips like these and they sound awesome. Definitely need to give this a try 🙂
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This was my first time trying one and I wished I didn’t wait so long!
ohmergahd cookie doughhhhh nomnomnom
hahah thanks Kayle!
You know my mom used to say the same thing about raw cookie dough, but then she’d eat it with me…go figure. This looks delish. I am definitely going to break this recipe out for Christmas!
I’m convinced the adults just wanted it all to themselves! 😉
This looks AMAZING!!! I think I would have to make 1/4 of it because I already know I would eat the entire batch!!
Yeah if it’s not for any sort of party, definitely cut the recipe down!
I love your use of The Pampered Chef’s dishes! <3 them! 😉
I love them, too!
Oh my word. This looks so good Ashley!
Thanks, Joy!!
Pass me the bowl of this dip! I don’t think I’d share. 😉
Haha Sally!! Love it…
I’m running to get my pants now!!!
Hahaha Nancy!!
Yummm! So tempting, especially for cookie dough lovers like myself! 😉
Cookie dough lovers unite!! 🙂
This recipe its the work of the devil! Can’t wait to make it!!
Thanks, Kristen B.D.! 😉
Now I need to make this for Jason!!!!
I was so excited to get a comment from u 🙂
Oh my, look at this. Someone wake me up, I must be dreaming! 😉
Pamela, LOL!!! You make me laugh…
This would be the perfect dessert to bring to a party!! I don’t know how anyone could not love it!
So far I haven’t met anyone who hasn’t loved it 🙂
I’ve never had a sweet dip before. This looks very interesting. I’m sure once you’ve started dipping into the bowl it would be very difficult to stop xx
You got that right!
this looks a little gross, I’m not going to lie, but it sounds absolutely delicious. I could eat spoonfuls
This sounds divine!!
Thanks, Sarah!!
Making this for my sons birthday party this weekend 🙂 Thanks
Thanks, Stacy! I hope everyone loves it!
Ok what would you suggest as a substitute for the peanut butter. I have a full nut/peanut allergy situation in the house.
Have you ever heard of Lotus Biscoff spread?? That would be a great substitution!! It has the same consistency as peanut butter and is delicious 🙂
I made this and it is Divine! However, there are two things I would do differently next time. First, I would add more mini M&M’s. Two thirds of a cup want quite enough; so I would add a full cup. Second thing I would do is add some cinnamon. Not sure how much you add, but my taste buds know it would be a welcomed addition.
These are great suggestions, Rebecca! I’ll have to try it your way sometime 🙂
This sounds so good!!! Definitely making this for my sons bday party how much would this feed?? I have 55 people coming should I double it??? And what is best to serve with it??
Oh I would definitely double it for that many people! I think it’s best served with pretzels, graham crackers, apples, or teddy grahams 🙂 The pretzels are good if you like the sweet & salty combo!
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Hey is there any way to leave peanut butter out or substitute it for something else? My husband is allergic to peanuts tree nuts n coconuts.
You can use any nut butter! Cashew butter, almond butter, etc. Even Biscoff (cookie butter) would work!
Can the cream cheese be substituted with anything (I’m lactose intolerant!) like yogurt maybe or anything else? I want to make this for a party this weekend. Thanks!
Greek yogurt might work! It’s more thick than regular yogurt.
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Hey, I tried this Dip and it was SO good. Thanks for sharing!
If you wanna check out: http://cookingworldtour.wordpress.com/2014/07/21/usa-peanut-butter-chocolate-chip-cookie-dough-dip/ (there is a translation button on the right side)
Greetings from Germany, Becky
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know!!
You’re welcome. 🙂
P.S. I used the Dip also for making some kind of Cookie Dough Brownies. They were aweseome!!! http://beckysdiner.wordpress.com/2014/07/30/daphnes-schokobier/
Just wanted to Say looks like another great recipe I’ll have to make n let my kids n neighbors try out…Im the Mr mom in neighbor hood and the ladies are always coming by to see what new smells I have…Thanks for this recipe and I do remember my mom and grandma telling me those same stories…Im 45 now and still love my cookie dough…Thank you again…Mike
I’m so glad you liked it! I have a special love for cookie dough 🙂
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Just wondering if you have ever made this without using the peanut butter and what you could add to it in place of it. I have a peanut allergy, but would love a dip like this. Thanks!
Any nut butter will do! Or even biscoff or Nutella would work great!