Edible Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Recipe
I have admitted it before, I love cookie dough. I might even enjoy cookie dough more than I do baked cookies. Actually, not might, I do. I often judge the deliciousness of a baked good purely on the batter or dough alone.
Indulge in small bowl of heaven: eggless single serve Peanut Butter Cookie Dough. You know you want some.
And I even eat it raw. *Gasp* Listen, for my nearly 40 years, no raw eggs or flour has killed me yet. And quite frankly, I don’t understand why a drippy egg yolk mounted on Eggs Benedict is any better than raw cookie dough.
Make sure you PIN this eggless Peanut Butter Cookie Dough!
It is only slight warmer and certianly not to the extent that it needs to be to kill germs. The moral of this tangent: raw cookie dough has a very low chance of harming you.
However, when you want a single serving, it is hard to split an egg into 1/12. I dare you to try!
Sometimes when I want a sweet treat, I make myself a little bowl of single serve eggless cookie dough. After I realized I wasn’t alone when my Single Serve Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough went viral, I decided to also share my beloved Eggless Single Serve Peanut Butter Cookie Dough recipe.
And now I have a few more ideas up my sleeve because apparently I am not the only one that loves to indulge in a dish of forbidden cookie dough. Don’t worry, your secret is safe with me.
We all have those nights when we want to put on our PJ’s, watch guilty pleasure TV, chill and indulge in tasty treats. I like to rationalize that Single Serve Peanut Butter Cookie Dough is actually semi good for you because it has peanut butter and peanut butter is loaded with protein.
Protein is good for you. Makes perfect sense, right?
A few notes on making this edible cookie dough at home…
Raw flour can contain E. Coli, to prevent this, pasteurize it at home. Microwaving is the quickest way. Place raw flour into the microwave (flour alone, not the dough) and heat on high for 20- 45 seconds.
Please be mindful that all microwaves are different. Watch the flour closely so it doesn’t burn. You can also put it in the oven on 350 for 5ish minutes.
After you get done making your fabulous single serve edible cookie dough, enjoy it straight up or add your favorite candy or chocolate chips. Yummy!
And if you love peanut butter as much as I do, make sure you check out these favorite dessert recipes too!
- Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Bars
- Flourless Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Whipped Peanut Butter Dip
- Peanut Butter and Chocolate Cookie Sandwiches
- Million Dollar Bars
Tools for making Edible Cookie Dough:
Mixing Bowls– make sure to check out my article on Using the Right Mixing Bowl, you’d be surprised how many people aren’t!
Measuring Spoons – Every kitchen needs them, might as well have cut ones!
Spatulas– we all need a variety of spatulas from hard to soft and small to large!
Questions you might have about Homemade Cookie Dough:
Is raw cookie dough safe during pregnancy? I am not a medical physician, so this is not medical advice, however since this is cookie dough is egg free and if you treat the flour, it should be okay to eat. I ate it while pregnant if that helps you out at all.
Is edible cookie dough vegan? Some recipes for edible cookie dough may be, but since mine contains butter, it is not.
Is no-bake cookie dough healthy? I am going out on a limb here and telling you no, edible cookie dough is not healthy by any standard, however I beleive that you are fine eating anything in moderation.
But… peanut butter had protein. You like that rationalization? Hahahaha!
Can edible cookie dough be baked? You can bake it all you want, but since there aren’t eggs or leviners, it won’t amount to much.
Does raw cookie dough need to be refrigerated? Yes, please refrigerate until ready to eat. Keep your cookie dough covered.
How long does edible cookie dough last? My peanut butter cookie dough recipe doesn’t contain any preservatives or additives, so it doesn’t last long, but since it also doesn’t make much, I’m not sure how much will be left over. I’d say about 1-2 days, covered, in the fridge.
How to make edible cookie dough without butter? My edible cookie dough recipe calls for butter. I suppose you can use a vegan butter, but quite frankly, it is a pinnable of the recipe and I am not sure how good it will be without it.
Can I make this recipe with crunchy peanut butter? Sure! Use whatever texture peanut butter you prefer.
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- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter softened
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoons light brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 tablespoons creamy peanut butter
- 1/4 cup flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Combine all ingredients in a small bowl and stir.
If you’ve tried this recipe, come back and let us know how it was!
Quick and easy but needs about half the salt – it was pretty much all I could taste with the regular recipe. Otherwise it’s good!
What type of salt did you use? This makes a big difference! Use a sea salt, not a table salt.
Due to a recently realized allergy to nearly all nuts (only walnuts are safe for me), I made this with sunflower butter–it was SOOOOO good! Amazing what one can adjust to when it’s necessary, and I have zero complaints about using sunflower seeds made into drippy seed butter. Delicious stuff!
Nice! Good to know!
This is my go-to when we are out of food and I have a sweet tooth!
Yum just right I’m totally hooked
That is what I like to hear! 🙂
Made it and it was fantastic! Hit the spot! Perfect! Definitely going to make many more times.
This was awesome! Satisfied my pregnancy craving. Thanks!!
I tried this and it didn’t turn out too well. I only tested it once so there could be a multitude of errors. I think peanut butter balls are much more delicious and simple. I don’t want to hate on the recipe, just giving feedback 🙂
A lot of times it has to do with the butter- allowing it to soften on its own versus microwave makes a huge difference. I agree, peanut butter balls are the best! This recipe was more of a single serving hack in an emergency peanut cookie situation 🙂
I have been craving peanut butter heaps Jessica and sense it might have to do with your great photo and recipe!
Thanks for stopping by the Say G’day Party and sharing! Pinned all your submissions and look forward to seeing you next Saturday!!
Can’t wait to try this! Looks delicious