Good grief, someone actually thought it was a good idea to make a holiday out of eating cookie dough. Don’t get me wrong, in my time I’ve barreled my way through plenty of chocolate chip cookie dough (and isn’t that what most of us think of when it comes to eating the gooey stuff?). My brother used to make cookies just to eat the dough, and then he’d leave the baking to me. Well, that was the idea, anyway.
So today, let’s celebrate one really bad–and potentially dangerous–habit. I’m only going to dream of the stuff, but someday I’ll make that dream come true.
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I swear I’m telling the truth…just ate two giant, home-made chocolate chip cookies before seeing this post. As for eating the dough before it even gets to cookie-stage, I’ll admit to that “crime” as well.
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Ha! You instinctively knew it was this holiday…okay, maybe not.
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They sell this stuff at stores! First time I saw it I thought, “Nah.” Oh, yeah. The stuff you can make yourself–and not bake–is for sale. Craziness. But it is so darn good, isn’t it?!
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Yes, it is!
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I have wonderful memories of baking cookies with my mother, Belinda. And the best part was eating all that cookie dough! Thanks for sharing.
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It seems a lot of us have similar memories! I mentioned this “holiday” to some of my coworkers and they all agreed–the dough and Mom are the best part of baking cookies!
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Lolā¦are we trying to fill up all 365 days in the year with a ānationalā something. Too funny. Never been a cookie dough fan. Give me the popcorn. Is there a national popcorn day? Just checking.
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Laughed out loud at this. Not the most healthy idea. Oh, well,
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I was surprised by it, that’s for sure.
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…nothing wrong with a little bit off the spoon, I suppose š
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Well, I hope so, because I can’t resist. Not that I’ve made any cookies in a very long time!
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