None of my raw cookie dough recipes involve eggs, so you're good to go there. Probably the most obvious? Don't include eggs in your cookie dough. Clearly, I'm all about eating raw cookie dough, but there are a few things you need to do to make it safe to eat. So, if my mom calls me tonight and says 'your dessert tonight looked delicious!' I'll say, 'thank you, it was!' ❓ Is raw cookie dough safe to eat?įirst things first, if you're new here, you may not know about all the cookie dough treats I post. Patrick's Day is coming up quickly and I just couldn't wait another minute. And I have a lot of recipes in progress at all times (I currently have at least 5 new recipes that are finished and ready to post and about 20 recipe photo updates).īut these Lucky Charms Cookie Dough Bars? I made these bars on Monday and am posting them today. In addition to testing the recipe multiple times, doing a photo shoot, editing the photos, and writing the post, bringing my content live takes a lot of hours. My favorite thing is when I post something on my blog and my mom calls me and says, 'ooh your dinner looked so good tonight!' And I'm like, 'that was my dinner 2 months ago.' Because typically, it takes me at least a month from the time I make a recipe until the time I post it on my blog. These Lucky Charms Cookie Dough Bars are a magically delicious dessert consisting of three layers: a sweet and buttery cereal crust, a marshmallow packed cookie dough middle, and a simple buttercream frosting top.

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