Flourless Monster Cookie Dough Dip

10/27/13

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Loaded with peanut butter, chocolate chips and M&M’s, like the classic cookie, this dip is actually flourless and eggless because of a secret ingredient!

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Monster cookie dough dip covers all of the bases for a delicious and easy dessert. It’s a no-bake dessert, it’s made without flour, and this monster cookie dough dip is a gluten-free dessert. Actually, out of all of the easy gluten-free dessert dips I’ve made, this dessert dip recipe may be my favorite!

#SundaySupper is having a monster of a Halloween Party, so naturally I had to make you {flourless} Monster Cookie Dough Dip! You’ve seen recipes for monster cookies, right? Basically they are a peanut butter oatmeal cookie loaded with chocolate chips and M&M’s or other candies. Well, imagine a bowl full of the cookie dough! Sure, this simple dessert dip is packed with chocolate and peanut buttery goodness, but it’s actually made with a secret ingredient and it’s flourless. Oh yeah!!

OK OK OK, I’ll admit it. I’m a candy-hoarder-and-swapper. Tell me you’ve never done it – bought your bags of Halloween candy to give out to Trick-or-Treaters, and when you fill the bowl, you make sure all the Reese’s (or Butterfingers or Snickers or Milky Ways – whatever is your favorite) are down at the bottom of the bowl, hidden by all the nasty Kit Kats. Because you know you buy bags of stuff you don’t like at all so that if any of those are left, you won’t be tempted to eat them and then don’t feel guilty at all when you polish off the bag of the aforementioned Reese’s. Because there were three other bags of candy that you totally didn’t touch.

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Of course then the logical next step is, when your kids get home from trick-or-treating, you go through their bag, you know, just to inspect the candy and make sure nobody hid needles in the Tootsie Rolls or laced the Smarties with arsenic. Obviously the Reese’s and Snickers need to be tested by mom, so they go into the top shelf of the cabinet, the nasty stuff or choking hazards go into the big candy bowl to keep hiding those Reese’s give to the stragglers who should be home already and not ringing my doorbell I have two little ones and it’s late so you get the crap!!

At the end of the night, the Reese’s that those clearly unobservant kids didn’t fish out of the bottom of the bowl also somehow make it to that hidden spot on the top shelf, and the rest goes into a Ziploc for Daddy to take to work tomorrow.

Then those last few remaining Three Musketeers or Hershey Bars… they get parsed out one per day for the next week or so because you are paying the dentist and doctor bills now, and you don’t want your kids to develop your nasty candy-hoarding habit that you have clearly due to the negligence and poor parenting skills of your mom and dad.

But if you hoard some candy to make flourless monster cookie dough dip for your kids, that is totally acceptable.

I used chocolate chips and M&M’s to keep it true to the classic (or at least what I think is the classic) Monster Cookie, like this one from It’s Yummi. But really, you can use anything that you pick out of your kids’ candy bags, and chop it into little pieces.

Also totally OK – eating Monster Cookie Dough Dip for lunch… you did see the secret ingredient, right? Scroll down, check it out. I’ll wait. Yup, that plus peanut butter and oats. I mean, health food, right… except for the candy you snitched. But, you know, it’s Halloween. At least eating it in little bits with apples or graham crackers or pretzels or these super delicious Chocolate Tortilla Chips that I found is better than downing a handful of Fun Size bars all at once…

Not that I know anything about that…

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