I got to spend New Year’s Eve with my close friends and their families. It was so much fun. I love watching my kids play with my best friend’s kids. It’s so great to see. I sat down with my Mom to plan what to serve for New Year’s and I knew that I wanted to have some fun things for the kids to eat. We had lots of food that the kids would like eating but I wanted something that was made with them in mind to make the night special for them. New Year’s can tend to be a very adult holiday, so I thought that having something special for them to munch on would make it more of a party for them too. I made pizza with my Easy Peasy Pizza Crust and I went looking for a dessert dip.
This Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Dip was perfect! What kid has passed up the chance to eat a great big spoonful of cookie dough? None. Now this isn’t real cookie dough of course. It’s really more like a cookie dough flavored frosting. There are no eggs in this dip but it does have sugar, and butter and chocolate so………. it’s perfect in my eyes. I will say that some adults found their way over to this dip and gave it a try. It’s delicious and I think it was best when I dipped my buttery pretzel into it but the Nilla wafers and animal crackers were pretty good too.
Ingredients
- 1/2 c butter
- 1/3 c brown sugar
- 8 oz. cream cheese softened
- 1 c powdered sugar
- 1 c chocolate chips I liked the mini
Instructions
- melt the butter in a saucepan over med heat and stir in brown sugar
- stir until combined and it begins to boil
- remove from heat and allow to cool
- beat cream cheese with an electric mixer until fluffy
- turn mixer to low and add in powdered sugar
- once combined beat on med for 1-2 min until fluffy
- slowly add in brown sugar/butter mixture
- beat on med for another 1-2 min
- add in chocolate chips
Renee Acker says
Sounds yummy
Aubrey says
Thanks Renee! It’s kind of dangerously good. 🙂
Deb Coady says
Could you tint this pink with food coloring or paste and use red chips for Valentines day or green tint with mint chips for like St Patricks day? And what would you use to eat this on? Would you use animal crackers or some sugar cookies?
Aubrey says
You could absolutely tweak it for different holidays. We dipped animal crackers, pretzels and Nilla waffers and they were all good!
TJ Trujillo says
I bet this would be awesome on ice cream too.
Renee T says
I just made this to serve at our new years eve party tomorrow. While this is very very tasty, it doesn’t taste at all like cookie dough. It may not make it to the party…I may have a tummy ache! Lol
Angela says
Looks good. Can it be made ahead of time and stored for a day or two in the fridge?