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I always like to use Americolor food gels because the gels provide a much more condensed color (compared to food coloring). You can of course switch up the buttercream color to fit the celebration. This would be such a fun option for a smash cake or birthday cake. And the fun just keeps on coming once you cut into the cake! It has the cookie dough in between each vanilla cake layer along with vanilla buttercream. This cake just screams “Happy Day!” to me, doesn’t it for you too? I love the bright pink color with the sprinkles and of course the cookie dough balls on top. This edible cookie dough recipe comes from my Sprinkle Cookie Dough Cake. I knew I had to make my own (& incorporate it into a cake, of course), so here is the best ever edible cookie dough recipe I know you’ll love! I first made this cookie dough a few years ago when my sister shared with me a similar recipe that I died over. I hope you love this edible cookie dough recipe as much as I do! Sign up for email updates to receive new recipes delivered to your inbox or check out my new cookbook Plant Power Bowls.Edible cookie dough has become quite the craze, and I totally understand why! Sometimes it’s way more appetizing to eat the raw cookie dough than to eat the actual cookie. When you're ready to enjoy it, just remove it from the fridge and enjoy by the spoon or any of the ways I mentioned above. However, I highly doubt it will last that long without you enjoying it! Now that you have made a couple of servings of edible cookie dough, store the leftovers in an air-tight glass container in the fridge for up to a week. Mix the chunks of cookie dough into your homemade ice cream.

Similarly, enjoy dough straight out of the bowl with a spoon.

Roll dough into mini bliss balls to enjoy as a snack! I just use a cookie dough scooper to divide the dough into equal parts and roll.

There are three delicious ways to enjoy this cookie dough: Now it's time to make edible cookie dough! In a medium-size bowl, combine the ingredients and stir until a dough is formed.

Chocolate chips: or a chopped up bar of chocolate.

Blanched almond flour: the light consistency of blanched almond flour allows it to absorb liquids evenly, giving you the best results.

It binds the cookie dough together, eliminating the need for butter (or even oil)! And since you don't need the eggs either, this cookie dough is safe to eat! The star of the recipe is the addition of the almond milk. It's sweetened naturally with maple syrup for a tasty and completely permissible indulgence. In addition, it doesn't contain any butter, flour, or eggs. This recipe is sweet, creamy, tasty delicious, and packed with flavor.

Over the past years, I've replaced my favorite sugary indulgence with this just-as-awesome version of edible cookie dough. I have loved cookie dough for as long as I can remember. It's taste, so easy to make, and comes together in minutes!

Enjoy this eggless edible cookie dough recipe by the spoon! It's simply delicious and made with a handful of whole ingredients, including almond flour and maple syrup.