As much as we love homemade cookies, sometimes we just want to eat the dough. Plenty of brands make edible cookie dough you can spoon out for a satisfying snack, but the best dough chunks come from the bottom of a pint of Ben & Jerry’s. It can be a pain to chase those chunks with a spoon, which is why the brand rolled out bags of just cookie dough chunks.
Ben & Jerry’s just rolled two new dough flavors: Half Baked Chunks and Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough! We’re already headed toward the frozen section.
We Just Can’t Get Enough
If a handful of cookie dough sounds like just the right thing right now, this is the best news you’ll hear all day. The Half Baked flavor is a mixture of chocolate chip cookie dough and fudge brownie chunks, and the Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough is, well, exactly what you’d expect.
@TheJunkFoodAisle was the first to share this snack food discovery, and fans couldn’t have been more excited.
FYI: We also tried Sam’s Club edible cookie dough, and couldn’t put the spoon down.
Where to Snag a Bag (or Two)
So far, the flavors have only been spotted at QFC (a chain in Washington and Oregon) and Target, but keep your eyes peeled at other grocery stores. You’ll find these guys in the freezer section, next to all that tempting Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. You can find the Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bites on Target’s website, too.
We don’t know how long these cookie dough chunks will last, so make sure to grab a package when you see it. You won’t regret it—you can trust Ben & Jerry’s. Looking to skip the store? Make these edible cookie dough recipes at home.
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