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I actually have two more cookies n creme recipes that I want to try making, but I am feeling a little burned out this week. I have two puking kiddos and no energy left to finish baking. Plus, the hubby is not one to chow on fattening foods all week which means we’ve been throwing baked goods at people just to get them out of our house. Sooooo, here is the last cookies n creme recipe, until maybe next week. 😉
Just kidding, I think I’ll go a little longer than that.
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This week is pretty bitter cold and I am not loving it at all, but today was raining. I happen to love that. Utah doesn’t seem to rain much. Snow, or sun. Those are your choices. Which seems well, except my favorite thing is to sleep when it is pouring down rain outside. Lovely.
Anyway, these Cookies N Creme Chocolate Chip Cookies were pretty darn delicious. But, I had a few cold and I just can’t do cold cookies anymore. I’ve become a warm cookie snob. We literally nuke every single cold cookie before eating it. It’s either fresh out of the oven or 5-8 seconds in the microwave at this house. I loved that creamy white chocolate in the cookie, but my favorite was actually the little cookie bits from the candy bar. I loved the extra texture.
Do give these babies a try and let me know how it goes!
Can Cookie Dough Be Frozen?
Frozen cookie dough will keep for up to 3 months.
Freeze the cookie dough in an air tight container.
Or, you can drop cookie sized spoons of cookie dough onto a parchment lined baking sheet and freeze.
When frozen, transfer to a heavy duty freezer bag.
Can You Freeze Chocolate Chip Cookies?
Most cookies can be successfully frozen for up to 3 months.
Once chocolate chip cookies are cool, place in a single layer on a cookie sheet and freeze.
Once chocolate chip cookies are frozen, transfer to a heavy duty freezer bag.
How Do You Soften Hard Cookies?
Place cookies in an airtight container.
Put a slice of fresh bread in with the cookies.
The bread will moisten hard cookies and make them soft again.





I just made a batch of these and they are oh so yummy. I will link my post back to you when I post them on my blog in a few days 🙂 thanks so the great recipes
These look so good, as do all your recipes. You're very creative!