Edible raw Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough by Cookie Confetti, Dry mix, Non Gmo,

I've been on the hunt for "edible" cookie dough for a while now. Most jars of the stuff tend to be small and overpriced, so it was difficult to find a product that was adequate in size while also being affordable. I saw this brand and quickly ordered a bag, just to give it a try. I received a nice, 16oz resealable bag - very convenient! I didn't *quite* realize that the cookie dough was going to come in powder form... I saw "dry mix" in the title and assumed that it would still be a dough. Of course, that was my mistake and I should have researched deeper, but it had two good reviews and I was desperate to find some cookie dough to munch on.As for the taste, it's not bad at all! I tried it via the powder form (going to try mixing it up into actual batter later for the real cookie dough experience)! The flavor is exactly as described. The powder melts into your mouth and simulates the sweet, slightly salty taste of the dough while the chocolate chips complete the package with their dose of sugary goodness. I don't plan on baking with this product, so I can't say how well it cooks, but I'd assume that the taste would be just as good as it is raw.Pros:+ easy, convenient packaging!+ good amount for the price of such a niche product+ great smell/taste!+ can be consumed raw or baked!Cons:- comes in a powder form!- need to mix into a batter for yourself (add butter and milk)!

It's delicious! I havent actually made cookies out of them, but the muffins I made out of this mix turned out good. It's also delicious uncooked, of course. I recommend mixing it with crushed up berries and eating it just like that.I did not give it 5 stars because it contained large chunks of sugar which I didn't mind, but I imagine it could mess with the texture of the cookies or take someone by surprise if they're eating it uncooked.

used it to make edible edible cookie dough an it was dank

My daughter loves cookie dough ice cream. But we haven't found a brand that puts enough of it in their ice cream. Enter this item. Simple and easy directions. Took about 5 minutes of mixing, and voila! Now she has plenty of delicious cookie dough for her ice cream!

It's pretty good - not as good as those premade ones you can buy refrigerated at Whole Foods & whatnot, but better than I expected. Not much of a hassle to prepare, and makes a fair amount.

The directions were covers up with a sticker on my package, looked on here for clear directions and they give more ingredients (stick of butter and 1/4 cup of milk!). No actual directions. Trying to mix it all together was a chore and it was really disappointing.

Awesome

I loved it! Tasted great and quick and easy!