healthy raw COOKIE DOUGH?!

ericadawn92
ericadawn92 Posts: 346 Member
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It really is, my friends.

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Let's ignore how ridiculous I look in the pic.

http://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2011/05/23/want-to-eat-an-entire-bowl-of-cookie-dough/

Just made this. First of all, SUPER easy to make.

Second of all..no, it does not taste *exactly* like real cookie dough (pretty sure that nothing on earth can taste as wonderful as real cookie dough and still be healthy)...HOWEVER, I still think it tastes really good, and I'm planning to eat it on graham crackers, so that will add a little sweetness and make them even better :)

The real test will come when I have my family and best friend try it tonight...I'm pretty much the least-picky eater on earth so I like almost anything, but we'll see what they say!

Based on the MFP recipe calculator and the ingredients I used (there's a little leeway, which you'll see if you look at the recipe), one serving (I'm saying that 1 batch makes 5 servings because I'm serving it to 5 of us tonight haha) is 224 calories :)

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  • tynishabeezfit
    tynishabeezfit Posts: 154 Member
    I have had this pinned for a while now. You have just reminded me I need to make it. :)
  • ChristyRunStarr
    ChristyRunStarr Posts: 1,600 Member
    That looks amazing and if I could, I'd be making it RIGHT now. Or stealing yours to eat cause it's faster
  • ericadawn92
    ericadawn92 Posts: 346 Member
    Haha it is literally SO easy and quick to make...which makes it all the better :)
  • MoreBean13
    MoreBean13 Posts: 8,701 Member
    SWEET HUMMUS IS NOT COOKIE DOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • sjohnny
    sjohnny Posts: 56,142 Member
    How about we stop the lies and call this chocolate chip hummus? For the love of fck. It may be very good but it is not in any way, shape or form cookie dough.

    STOP THE LIES!
  • Improvised
    Improvised Posts: 925 Member
    If this even tastes REMOTELY like cookie dough, I'm all over it, lol. Thanks, I'll try to get around to making it tonight.
  • ericadawn92
    ericadawn92 Posts: 346 Member
    OK fiiiine it's hummus. Calm yo selves.

    But it tastes a LOT like cookie dough. At least in MY opinion. Feel free to disagree if you so desire :P
  • WeekndOVOXO
    WeekndOVOXO Posts: 779 Member
    Thank you for the recipe, & thank you for the blog which I've bookmarked.

    :flowerforyou:
  • MoreBean13
    MoreBean13 Posts: 8,701 Member
    OK fiiiine it's hummus. Calm yo selves.

    But it tastes a LOT like cookie dough. At least in MY opinion. Feel free to disagree if you so desire :P

    I can appreciate hummus. =P
  • metaphoria
    metaphoria Posts: 1,432 Member
    SWEET HUMMUS IS NOT COOKIE DOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Thank you! I tried it a while back and it tastes exactly like chick peas and chocolate chips, but then I added peanut butter. And it tasted exactly like chick peas, peanut butter and chocolate chips. :huh:

    An almost-treat does not a treat make.

    Also, fudge made with pumpkin puree. It's chocolate puke.
  • Improvised
    Improvised Posts: 925 Member
    No, it HAS to be cookie dough. Whoever heard of hummus with chocolate chips? Bleh. Was going to walk to the store, but it's less than 20 degrees outside. Will have the husband pick up the ingredients on his way home from work. :)
  • ericadawn92
    ericadawn92 Posts: 346 Member
    I think adding oats definitely helps it taste less hummus-like..I only added 2 tablespoons but if I had added even a tablespoon more I think it would have been even better!

    And to make it healthier, I used organic powdered peanut butter instead of normal peanut butter :)
  • sjohnny
    sjohnny Posts: 56,142 Member
    I think adding oats definitely helps it taste less hummus-like..I only added 2 tablespoons but if I had added even a tablespoon more I think it would have been even better!

    And to make it healthier, I used organic powdered peanut butter instead of normal peanut butter :)

    GAAAAAAACK! Not only are you lying about making raw cookie dough but then you didn't even use peanut butter in your peanut butter "cookie dough". Just stop. Just stop. This has gone way too fcking far and I don't know how much more I can stand. You should rename this "healthy raw HUMMUS WITH CHOCOLATE CHIPS AND PROCESSED PEANUT POWDER?!"
  • ericadawn92
    ericadawn92 Posts: 346 Member
    I think adding oats definitely helps it taste less hummus-like..I only added 2 tablespoons but if I had added even a tablespoon more I think it would have been even better!

    And to make it healthier, I used organic powdered peanut butter instead of normal peanut butter :)

    GAAAAAAACK! Not only are you lying about making raw cookie dough but then you didn't even use peanut butter in your peanut butter "cookie dough". Just stop. Just stop. This has gone way too fcking far and I don't know how much more I can stand. You should rename this "healthy raw HUMMUS WITH CHOCOLATE CHIPS AND PROCESSED PEANUT POWDER?!"

    I didn't say you had to do the same. Use real peanut butter for all I care! I just chose not to.
  • KatieHall77
    KatieHall77 Posts: 129 Member
    Sounds like someone has a love for the real stuff. And maybe some withdrawals....

    Almond flour makes a very good cookie dough, with truvia and yes, butter, add sugar free chocolate chips. Not very low calorie though, just low carb. Still, it's gotten me through some rough patches.

    Feel free to try it sometime. Add eggs if you plan to bake it, it does make a great cookie.
  • Improvised
    Improvised Posts: 925 Member
    I think adding oats definitely helps it taste less hummus-like..I only added 2 tablespoons but if I had added even a tablespoon more I think it would have been even better!

    And to make it healthier, I used organic powdered peanut butter instead of normal peanut butter :)

    GAAAAAAACK! Not only are you lying about making raw cookie dough but then you didn't even use peanut butter in your peanut butter "cookie dough". Just stop. Just stop. This has gone way too fcking far and I don't know how much more I can stand. You should rename this "healthy raw HUMMUS WITH CHOCOLATE CHIPS AND PROCESSED PEANUT POWDER?!"
    Um, don't you think you are being a little dramatic? If you don't like the sound of it, don't eat it! It's not lying, its just an alternative to the the real deal.
  • Improvised
    Improvised Posts: 925 Member
    No, it HAS to be cookie dough. Whoever heard of hummus with chocolate chips? Bleh. Was going to walk to the store, but it's less than 20 degrees outside. Will have the husband pick up the ingredients on his way home from work. :)
    By this I meant raw cookie dough sounded better than sweet hummis, lol. Though technically its not raw if using canned ingredients.
  • sjohnny
    sjohnny Posts: 56,142 Member
    I think adding oats definitely helps it taste less hummus-like..I only added 2 tablespoons but if I had added even a tablespoon more I think it would have been even better!

    And to make it healthier, I used organic powdered peanut butter instead of normal peanut butter :)

    GAAAAAAACK! Not only are you lying about making raw cookie dough but then you didn't even use peanut butter in your peanut butter "cookie dough". Just stop. Just stop. This has gone way too fcking far and I don't know how much more I can stand. You should rename this "healthy raw HUMMUS WITH CHOCOLATE CHIPS AND PROCESSED PEANUT POWDER?!"
    Um, don't you think you are being a little dramatic? If you don't like the sound of it, don't eat it! It's not lying, its just an alternative to the the real deal.

    No. It's lying. And no, there's no such thing as being dramatic when it comes to fake cookie concoctions.
  • Zylahe
    Zylahe Posts: 772 Member
    Its 224 cals / serve, why not just eat the cookie dough. That can't be much worse ( if artificial sweetners used)

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