Cookie Dough Dip is smooth, creamy, sweet, and speckled with as many chocolate chips as your heart desires! Basically, this addictive dip takes everything you love about cookie dough and makes it easy to scoop with pretzels, graham crackers, or anything else you like. And yes, it’s egg-free and safe to eat!
What’s in this Cookie Dough Dip Recipe
A no bake cookie dough dip that comes together in 5 mins with a handful of pantry staples.
- Butter: It needs to be unsalted and adjusted to room temperature.
- Cream Cheese: While you can use low-fat cream cheese, regular cream cheese has the creamiest, thickest consistency.
- Powdered Sugar: This helps create the best sweetness and fluffy consistency.
- Brown Sugar: In a pinch, you can always make your own by combining one cup of white granulated sugar with one tablespoon of molasses.
- Vanilla Extract: Ever since I started making my own homemade vanilla extract, I just can’t go back to the store-bought stuff. Try it and let me know what you think!
- Kosher Salt: Just a pinch is needed.
- Chocolate Chips: Semisweet mini chocolate chips are my favorite to use, but you can use any others you like.
PRO TIP: Make sure your ingredients are up to room temp.
What else can I add?
This chocolate chip cookie dough dip is wonderful as is, but of course you can have fun and mix in other goodies – why not! You could add in M&Ms, toffee pieces, mint chocolate chip, crushed candy canes (for a festive vibe), you could also crumble in some graham crackers for an added crunch. Get creative!
The great thing about this recipe is it’s a breeze to whip up – 5 mins and you’re dipping. If you’d like to make this in advance, make sure to refrigerate it. If you’re serving the dip after it’s been in the fridge, give it a little time to come up to room temp so that it’s soft and spreadable.
Yes! There are no raw eggs in this safe to eat dip.
Cookie dough dip also makes a pretty fantastic frosting for cakes and cupcakes.
How to Store
In an airtight container in the fridge, cookie dough dip will stay good for about 4-5 days. Let it sit at room temperature for a few minutes prior to serving so it’s soft again and easy to scoop.
How to Freeze
In an airtight container in the freezer, cookie dough dip will stay fresh for up to 3 months. Let it slowly thaw in the fridge prior to serving.
Serving Suggestions
This rich and creamy sweet dip plays well with so many dippers, both sweet and savory! Here are some ideas.
- Pretzels
- Green apples
- Strawberries
- Chocolate graham crackers
- Waffle cones
- Corn Chips
- Nilla Wafers
- Golden Oreos
- Sugar cookies
- Ladyfingers
5-Star Review
“We had a dip contest at work and I submitted this recipe. AND IT WON! Tastes great. I made a triple batch according to the directions and the only mod I made was to just dump the rest of the second bag of mini chips into the mix. It was a hit. Thanks.” – Janeil
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- Funfetti Dip
- Chocolate Fruit Dip
- Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip
- Cookies and Cream Dip
We had a dip contest at work and I submitted this recipe. AND IT WON! Tastes great. I made a triple batch according to the directions and the only mod I made was to just dump the rest of the second bag of mini chips into the mix. It was a hit. Thanks.
Oh my gosh! I’m so happy to hear that!! Thanks so much for sharing your victory, Janeil!
Made this for a Derby party & it was a hit! Very easy to make, and very addictive! Great recipe. Will definitely make again.
I’m so happy to hear it was a hit, Robyn!
I had to tweak the original recipe, but after that, it was a HUGE hit! At first, it only tasted like cream cheese.I pretty much tripled the powdered sugar amount, and increased the vanilla extract too. Also we used graham crackers to dip. I just think this is a recipe where the measurements may need to be a little more personalized. But again, it was really good, and I’ll definitely make it for parties.
Thanks so much for sharing what worked for you, Ashley!
the best I loved it
Thanks for stopping by, Rihana!
thanks
I LOVED this BUT I made a mistake and used granulated sugar not powdered. Also used a 1/2 cup packed brown sugar. I am reading some bad reviews and am thinking these people don’t know how to read a recipe-like me? How I made it and understood the recipe it turned out AMAZING. Also it helps if when your making it you taste test and add accordingly.
Thanks for sharing, Trinity!
your recipe sucks i tried making it and it tastes so bad like im eating a block of butter or cream cheese
I am sorry to hear that!
I don’t usually post on stuff like this but that post and person…if u can even call them that is just a poor excuse for a human. Atleast give honest ratings without being a a hole or don’t do it at all.
It’s the best
This dip is awful! It tastes like your eating a block of cream cheese. I added more than quadruple what the sugar said. And triple the vanilla and it’s still just mediocre. Down below I see “ modify to your liking” what’s the point of a recipe then?
I am sorry this wasn’t to your taste!
It is amazing with brownie brittle and fun to take camping!
This did not taste like cookie dough at all. Best option is to use a regular cookie dough recipe and remove eggs and baking soda. You can use milk to replace eggs since it will not have enough liquid to combine
Modify to your liking!
Dont add salt, taste metallic
Modify to your liking!
How long is the shelf life?
Refrigerated no more than 5 days!