Easy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars (with PB Cups!) — Looking for things to do with store-bought cookie dough? Look no further! These are the ultimate lazy chocolate chip cookie bars and everyone LOVES them!
My Go-To Lazy Cookie Bars
There are only two ingredients in these bars. And they’re gluten-free. How’s that for keeping it easy. They’re so easy and it feels like there should be a catch, but there isn’t.
I used the new Pillsbury Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, pressed it into a pan, topped it with peanut butter cups, and baked.
Many gluten-free flours and blends taste like dirt, or leave items with a gritty, sandy texture. Other times gluten-free items are dry, or they’re crumbly and fall apart from the lack of gluten and its binding properties.
These choc chip cookie bars have none of those issues. There’s no grittiness, sandiness, and they certainly don’t taste like dirt. I kind of wish they did and maybe we wouldn’t have eaten the whole pan in less than a day.
They’re incredibly moist and are melt-in-your mouth soft and tender.
The dough is buttery with plenty of chocolate chips. Many refrigerated doughs, gluten-free or not, are very skimpy on the amount chocolate chips, whereas I am not. I was pleasantly surprised at the quantity of mini chocolate chips.
And then after being doctored up with peanut butter cups, there’s definitely no shortage of chocolate. Or peanut butter. Everything is better with peanut butter, of course.
If you know someone who’s gluten-free and want to make something that’ll be incredibly good — not just ‘good for gluten-free’ but good regardless — these easy chocolate chip cookie bars are the answer.
I want all desserts that I eat or serve, gluten-free or otherwise, to be excellent otherwise I’d rather just not have it. Don’t waste calories on something that’s mediocre. This dough holds its own and I’m very picky. My family had no idea it was store-bought dough or that it was gluten-free dough at that.
Two ingredients, ready from start to finish in 20 minutes, and you’d never guess they were gluten-free.
Doesn’t get any better. Or easier.
What’s in These Easy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars?
If you’re looking for things to do with store-bought cookie dough, look no further! To make these “lazy” chocolate chip cookie bars, as I like to call them, all you’ll need is store-bought cookie dough and full-size peanut butter cups.
I used gluten-free cookie dough, but you’re welcome to use your favorite kind.
How to Make These Easy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars
Normally I’m a scratch baker and have recipes for similar bars, including Peanut Butter Chocolate Chunk Cookie Bars and Peanut Butter Cup Cookie Dough Crumble Bars. Keep those recipes gluten-free by replacing the all-purpose flour with your favorite gluten-free flour blend.
And there’s homemade vegan Peanut Butter Cups in case you’d like to do it all from scratch.
Or you can just crack open a tub of gluten-free refrigerated cookie dough and within 5 minutes, these two-ingredient wonders are ready to bake. Easy cookie bar recipes with few ingredients are my favorite!
The most time consuming part of the recipe is unwrapping 9 peanut butter cups.
The dough on top of the lid is the reserved dough used for crumbling over the peanut butter cups.
Don’t overbake to ensure your bars stay ooey-gooey-soft-and-chewy. I baked for just over 13 minutes for super soft bars.
I’m extremely impressed with this dough, which isn’t the norm when it comes to gluten-free products.
Can I Double This Recipe?
I don’t see why not! Use two packages of cookie dough and 18 peanut butter cups. Bake the bars in a 9×13-inch pan instead of an 8×8.
Can I Use Another Kind of Cookie Dough?
Of course! Whether you want to use regular chocolate chip cookie dough rather than gluten-free, or you want to experiment with another kind altogether be my guest.
Tips for Making the Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars
If you’re concerned with making this recipe completely gluten-free, double check the label of your peanut butter cups to make sure they’re certified gluten-free. Not all are!
If you’d rather make the cookie dough from scratch, you’re welcome to. I have lots of chocolate chip cookie recipes on my site!
These bars will keep up to 1 week at room temperature … if they last that long at your house!
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Easy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars (with PB Cups!)
Looking for things to do with store-bought cookie dough? Look no further! These are the ultimate lazy chocolate chip cookie bars and everyone LOVES them!
Ingredients
- one 14.3-ounce refrigerated tub Pillsbury Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
- 9 Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups (or similar; or Homemade Peanut Butter Cups
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350F. Line an 8-inch square pan with aluminum foil and spray with cooking spray; set aside.
- Press three-quarters of the dough into the base of the pan to create a smooth, flat, even base layer. Reserve the remainder.
- Evenly place peanut butter cups on top of dough in 3 rows of 3 cups each.
- Haphazardly crumble the reserved dough over the top in marble-sized pieces.
- Bake for 13 to 14 minutes, or until edges have set and top is just beginning to set, even if slightly undercooked, pale and glossy in the center. Do not bake longer than 14 minutes for soft bars because they firm up as they cool.
- Allow bars to cool in pan for at least 30 minutes before slicing.
Notes
Bars will keep airtight at room temperature for up to 1 week, or in the freezer for up to 4 months.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
9Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 226Total Fat: 14gSaturated Fat: 5gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 3mgSodium: 160mgCarbohydrates: 26gFiber: 1gSugar: 22gProtein: 5g
More Easy Cookie Bar Recipes:
Gooey Butter Chocolate Chip Shortbread Bars — A buttery shortbread crust topped with a creamy, buttery topping that’s almost like custard!! The bars live up to their gooey, buttery name!!
M&M’s Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars — Soft buttery bars loaded with M&M’s and chocolate chips are a guaranteed hit!! Fast, easy, foolproof, no mixer recipe that’s so much simpler than making cookies!!
Peanut Butter Cup Peanut Butter Bars — Loaded with peanut butter, peanut butter cups and chocolate!! Soft, gooey and totally irresistible! Everything’s better with peanut butter cups!!
Chocolate Chip Cookie S’mores Bars — Between layers of super soft chocolate chip cookie dough there’s chocolate, marshmallows, and graham cracker crumbs for the most DECADENT smores ever!! So EASY and just 4 main ingredients!!
Fudgy Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars — Chewy oatmeal cookie bars with a thick layer of fudge in the middle! Whoa, hello chocolate overload!!
Loaded M&M’s Oreo Cookie Bars — Stuffed to the max with M&M’s and Oreos! These Oreo cookie bars are an easy, no-mixer recipe that’s ready in 30 minutes. Always a hit at parties!
Tagalong Cookie Bars — Say hello to year-round Girl Scout cookie season with these delish bars! All the flavors of the classic cookies in easy bar form!!
Thanks to Pillsbury® for sponsoring today’s post.
I am just now running across this recipe and hardly ever comment but this is the best recipe of all time! What a great timesaver. I’m always asked for the recipe. Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for the 5 star review and glad this is the best recipe of all time for you!
Hi I just wanted to know if you can use regular cookie dough instead of gluten free. They look amazing!!! My two favorite things together!
Its okay I trust you saying it doesn’t taste gluten free…
yes you can
Hey Averie, wondering if you pressed the peanut butter cups down into the dough before baking? Also, some people have nothing better to do but bitch… You clearly stated and made links for original recipes. Too quick to judge, can’t even read the post first… Sheesh lol
Thank you! When I saw this comment come in, I admit I cringed before I opened it because I know this post is ripe for the haters to come out and complain and judge. So thank you for being supportive!!
I pressed the PB cups down a bit into the dough before baking. Not totally flush with the dough, but pressed down somewhat so they adhered. Hope you enjoy these!
Omg, looks incredibly delish! And so simple a three year old could make it, except for the baking, of course. Now if they were only calorie free!
Christy, Missy, and Passerby, get a life! I’m new to this site, and I am offended by your negativity. Go find someone else to troll. Way to go Averie for being such a positive and mature blogger. I would’ve told them where to go had it been my blog.
Thanks for the kind words and I hope you have a wonderful New Year’s holiday :)
i have celiac as well. I am also a huge baker! I am thankful you tried the cookie dough out for us! Too often I buy a GF product only to try it and wind up throwing it away! Prefect to keep on hand and have to use Ina time crunch!
Gena
I found this recipe on pinterest and couldnt wait to try it! Our son was recently diagnosed with celiacs and its been 5 months of fear when it comes to food we are now a competely gluten free home and my husband asked for a special dessert for our anniversary. I get all the ingredients…can I say hoooray for 2 hahha! Get it ready to make start opening up the reeses and bam… I was skimped a reeses in the package!!!!! what!!! oh no!! one will not have one! I wound up cutting them up but ugh!!! it was not as beautiful as yours! I will have to really check my package in the store next time hahaha!!! Thank you again for this fabulous recipe!!!
ps- any celiacs making this, just remember only reeses in the wrappers are safe
Thanks for trying the recipe & glad you think it’s fabulous! Best of luck with your son’s diagnosis.
These look so amazing…but all my Reese’s PB cups melted while in the oven. What is your secret to making them not melt?
Melted as in totally melted down into a pile of runny chocolate? That has happened to me before but not with this recipe. These weren’t even really close to that happening for me so can’t really say what to do in the future… BUT you cannot slice into them until they’re fully cooled or they will have a tendency to get melty and runny. Also make sure to bake until the dough is *just set* and not overbake, at all. That could have done it too. But I’m sure they still taste good!
HEY,
Omg the photography is simply IMAZING AND OMG I WANT TO DIE I DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO LOL, This stuff looks so good that it hurts in a great way. It sucks because right now I don’t have the money to make this stuff but I want this stuff now. I have such a passion for photography, cooking art etc!!!! These look so amazing! I really would love to explore my talents in cooking! By the way great idea cookie dough and peanut butter cups GREAT IDEA ON A TIME CRUNCH. Those are the things that you forget to do unless someone reminds you!
Here’s my recipe for one-ingredient spaghetti and meatballs:
One can of Chef Boyardee Spagetti & Meatballs
TaDa…Dinner is done!
That made me giggle. :)
I’ll admit I rolled my eyes when I saw what the two ingredients were BUT I do have a brother who is GF. He loves sweets, especially PB cups and I always try to make something for him at family gatherings. These will work for those times I just don’t feel like trying. I’m sure they’ll taste better than some of my real attempts. lol
Oh shut up, lol
Is it possible to line the pan with parchment paper instead of foil?
Yes you can. I have an easier time getting a nice tight seal with foil than parchment (which rips and/or springs up and doesn’t seal tightly in the corners for me) but do what’s easier for you.
I’m drooling over here with this recipe!!!! yummy!!
Averie—don’t listen any of the negative reviews! I too usually bake from scratch, but a lot of times I don’t have time to do so. The amount of mess and dishes baking from scratch makes is too much. And for the person said cookie dough is many ingredients–obviously. Her point was that you only had to buy two items, without having to buy 15 ingredients to make the dough yourself. I loved the idea with the reeses and thats something I haven’t thought of. Anyway, I made these bars and they tasted delicious! Keep posting these simple recipes please, for people like me who are trying to find faster ways to cook!
Thank you for your lovely comment and support, Brittany! And glad you loved the recipe! Yes, faster ways to still bake something at home is the name of the game for busy people who are working FT day jobs, have kids, school, etc….full lives. We are all so busy that for those of us who need a few shortcuts here and there, I am happy to create some recipes like this! Have a great weekend :)
What? Only 2 ingredients? You are genius! Thanks for sharing your recipe, I am excited to give these a try.
Thanks, Katie!
One question…
I’m making these today, but I was wondering if I could used a different sized pan and they would still turn out ok?
I don’t have an 8 in, only a 9 x 13 rectangular pan and others that seem about that size…
Please let me know if you think that would mess it up! Thanks so much:)
If you’re doubling the pan size & going from an 8×8 to a 9×13, then you’d want to double all other aspects of the recipe, too.
I had to laugh at the commenters that are “outraged” over a cookie recipe. Their lives must be so carefree to get that bent out of shape over something like that. I was a classically trained pastry chef before becoming a stay at home (to my very own Avery!) and guess what?? I’ve used pre packaged “crap”!
Oh the horrors! Anyway, keep on keeping on! I love your blog.
Whenever I see a comment come in on this post I always have a bit of a heart attack b/c there were so many ‘outraged’ over a tube of dough. And the irony is this is the ONLY recipe in all of 2013 I used a tube of dough (or a box of cake/brownie mix, etc…none of that…just this recipe uses a convenience food). As a mom, you can relate, I’m sure! Thanks for the supportive comment & a trained pastry chef who uses ‘crap’ – amen :)
Hi Averie! I was shocked at all the insensitive and ridiculous comments that were posted here. This is YOUR site and you are entitled to put whatever you want on it. I have been bullied on a site or two in my time just for expressing my opinion about the subject of the post. I thought something was inappropriate for a family/business page (like Angies list for the town I lived in) A person was asking about a good place to go to get a VERY private area of your body waxed. People said if you don’t like it then don’t read it.Well, When reading a comment about that I only made my post because the vulgarity of jokes had gotten way out of hand and disgusting. I was seriously verbally beat up about it even though I had said in my original post that even though it was just my opinion and I did not want it to be taken down and I would just remove myself from the site. I hung out incognito for a couple of weeks to do some observing and found through observation it was the very same 3 people harassing everyone and one administrator who was on their side. If you pay attention to almost ANY public site you will see this happening where it’s the same few main characters doing the bullying and each of them get 10 or twenty followers to bully right along with them. It’s ridiculous and there is really nothing we can do because every time you try to defend your actions they come back and rip you again and again, it’s a hopeless cause! I applaud you for having such ADULT and MATURE responses to them all.(I would not have been as graceful) when they start attacking my character, family, the way was raised,the way I raised my children, etc., when they know absolutely NOTHING about me I get pretty upset and pray I have the good sense to remove myself from the situation before I react badly! I personally am very happy I found this recipe version for a cookie bar. I have been cooking and baking since I was 10, most all from scratch except for cakes,I started working in a bakery in 2007 as a cake decorator apprentice until 2009. In 2006 I started dating a guy who had a huge sweet tooth and told him over and over I AM NOT A BAKER ! I just wasn’t into desserts. One day he showed up for our weekly date with 2 pie crusts and 2 bags of rhubarb and said, I think you need to make me a pie! LOL! (If I’d known what he was really like I would have slammed the door in his face and never looked back! LOL )So, I ended up getting a sweet tooth and started doing a lot of baking, from scratch. I now have some physical disabilities which prevent me from being able to stand for long periods and this looks like something both my grown kids and I would like.I would be fast and easy and I love that. I have your assurance they are tasty and can’t imagine them not being tasty. You were absolutely right when you basically alluded that you can’t please everyone and there are people out there with all kinds of tastes, financial situations,disabilities and time constraints. I was wondering if I wanted to bouble this to make more bars and have them be raised up a little higher than a flat cookie if 2 tubs would be enough for a 9X13 pan? Any guesses to that? Thanks a lot for posting this. I miss baking and have 4 huge boxes of supplies and such that will soon have to be thrown out since I am single again and don’t have someones family freeloading off my kindness anymore! Have a great day and don’t let them get you down!
if I wanted to bouble this to make more bars and have them be raised up a little higher than a flat cookie if 2 tubs would be enough for a 9X13 pan? = I think yes 2 tubs would be fine if you want to make a 9×13 pan. Not sure if it will still be much ‘higher’ because this dough didn’t rise a ton but you could always do 2.5 tubs if you wanted or just play around with things.
Thanks for your support! :)
I saw the gluten free cookie dough a couple of weeks ago and wondered how it would be. Thanks, Averie, I think I will give it a try. The ones I tried to make from scratch tasted more like biscuits and my guys weren’t too impressed. Adding peanut butter cups will take it to an all new level. :)
You will LOVE this dough. It’s easy to work with, does not taste GF at all – and I am insanely picky (most GF dough is really gritty or tastes off in some way) and this dough will not let you down. When it comes to GF cookies and getting them to turn out, this dough is my answer :)
IMO this dough isn’t very good cooked. The Betty Crocker boxed gluten free mix is way better tasting. Try it too.
“Cookie dough” is not an ingredient. It’s like fifteen ingredients. Waste of my time to read this.
It seems you ‘wasted’ it even more then by leaving this comment.
Have an AWESOME DAY! Sounds like you need some cheering up!
i agree! statements like this are outrageous. two ingredients???
Sorry to outrage you. I generally don’t get outraged over cookies :)
Puppy chow is my favorite easy recipe!
Um, how badass and easy are these?! I saw that dough in the grocery store a few weeks ago and am so excited to use it!
Normally my go-to bars are your peanut butter chocolate chunk cookie bars. They’re absolutely perfect! But when I’m pressed for time, this recipe seems unbeatable. And I’m glad to hear that they’re not dry, crumbly or dirt-like ;) Usually you run into that problem when you’re doing gluten-free baking. Thanks Averie!
You had me at 2-ingredient, and peanut butter, and chocolate chip cookie dough =)
If you know anyone who’s GF, this is the best GF baking product I’ve EVER used – and I’m sure picky!
Love that these bars are so simple!
Call me crazy but I dont think that slapping together two prepackaged uber-processed foods equals “two ingredient” cooking.
They do look ridiculously delicious though.
Have a wonderful day, Christie!
You are absolutely correct christie
I’m glad you like the recipe :)
I have to agree with this. Yes keep it simple but it takes like 10mins to mix your own gluten free chocolate chip cookie dough. If you want peanut butter cups in it, ok that takes on a whole new level but I can’t get why people have to go to using premade, highly processed foods to make ‘recipes’. There are so many good things in life that people are missing out on by not making their own stuff not to mention the tastes of FRESH made is so much better.
Not everyone is a scratch baker and for some people who have to be GF and who aren’t comfortable in the kitchen or are pressed for time or just want simplicity, this is a resource and an option for them. Not everyone has the same needs/desires and I try to respect that. 95%++ of my recipes are 100% from-scratch. This is a rare situation in that I used a pre-made item but realize that much of America uses products like this, in abundance. We all need to be more tolerant of other’s choices and step off our pedestals and stop trying to change people; they will change if they want to.
Want!!
Note to self: do not peruse averiecooks.com before bedtime… hunger pangs make sleeping very difficult lol :P
Lol :)
Best. Recipe. EVERRRRR!
As I read the header I thought 2 ingredients no way. Boy did you prove me wrong. Deceptively easy and easy to eat too.
Glad you like them!
What a great product! I didn’t know it was out there! Thanks, for introducing me to it! I have a lot of customers that will be thrilled!
Brand new and you’ll love it!
Cookie dough and peanut butter cups are two of my favorite things and now so are these bars. :) When I saw the title I was wondering how on earth these could be two-ingredients, but it’s good to know the gluten-free Pillsbury cookie dough is good stuff!
Dude, 2 ingredients?!! Is there anything better?!
No there’s not and SO GOOD too! :)
I totally agree that so many pre-made cookie doughs are lacking on chocolate chips. These look chocolate-packed though! I’m sure the peanut butter cups only make these a million times better, and love that you baked them as bars so they stay thick. That’s the other thing with pre-made cookie dough… when it makes flat cookies, it’s drives me insane!
ABSOLUTELY. DYING. RIGHT. NOW.
My eyes are like as big as saucers….these look SENSAAAATIONAL!
Lol and thank you :)
I don’t know anyone with GF issues, but that doesn’t matter I need to make these. They look incredible! As usual you don’t disappoint.
Thanks Norma!
I’m really, really speechless right now! Your bars DO NOT look like 2 ingredient bars! I might bring these for play dates – so quick and easy! :D I love recommendations from food bloggers who know what’s great product out there. I’ll be searching for this GF cookie dough! Ahhh I feel like I’m at a bakeries looking at all your delicious bars. Wish I can take home some! ;)
You are so sweet! Thank you! And thanks for the pins! I gave these to my family and they had no idea they were GF. I bet you’d be the popular mom on playdates if you brought these!
It always annoys me when bloggers write “two ingredients”. These are definitely not two ingredients, there are plenty of ingredients in both the cookie dough and the PB cups. So no, I can’t make this for my celiac friend, because I don’t live anywhere I can buy this cookie dough.
And have a wonderful day, too, Rita!
chill pill Rita….I live far, far away from this ingredient too…but such snarky commentary on a great share from Avery is simply uncalled for and highly impolite.
Thanks, Donna :) I try to please as many people as I can, and like I said in the recipe, any of my from-scratch recipes for similar bars can be adapted to use GF flour. Not a biggie and such a simple swap! I know you live in France and I always appreciate your support and trying to make my recipes works for your situation, availability of ingredients, etc! :)
How could something so simple be so wonderful!! I am dying for a bite
Love love love! Just pinned. :)
I had no idea Pillsbury had come out with a GF cookie dough! Although I’d usually never use a dough, GF baking can be so finicky, so it’s worth it to try something like that that – from the looks of your wonderful bars – is sure to be delicious every time.
It is SO finnicky and this is a new product and best GF product Ive ever tried – ever!
I’ll have to give this dough a try! I hate it when gluten-free cookies crumble and fall apart, but these look super moist.
I know you have to be GF and this is best GF product Ive ever tried – ever!
How crafty! How cute! How incredibly yummy!
(You have one more follower/stalker here…for the rest of your life) :) :)
Well welcome! :)
I never knew Pillsbury had a gluten-free cookie dough. Now I’m wondering if they sell it here in Canada. I love the ease of these bars, and especially how ooey gooey chewy they look!
This is a new product and best GF product Ive ever tried – ever!
Since going gluten free, it’s been months since I’ve had any worthwhile baked goods, which are my favorite! These just came out of the oven, and I could probably eat the whole pan. So delish, and so simple! Thanks for the recipe!
I am so happy these turned out so well for you! I used to be strictly GF and know how hard it is to feel satisfied with most of the GF products out there! Glad that you want to eat the whole pan :) Thanks for trying them (on the same day I posted!) and for the great comment! Enjoy!
Can I just wrap the peanut butter cups in raw cookie dough and eat it like that?? :P Sounds delicious, great job Averie!
Trust me, I was tempted :)
I love the PB cup smack in the middle of these bars – perfection!
Thanks, Laura! And I just repinned those amazing looking chocolate cookies of yours! So good!
Thank you for introducing me to a new GF product!! I haven’t seen this cookie dough but will have to check it out. I usually make my own gluten-free flour but for those times when we just have to have cookies, this would be fun to use.
I know you’re GF and trust me when I say I am SUCH a picky customer about my cookies and this dough is a major score. You’re going to LOVE IT!
I love how it’s just a big ol cup in the middle, how perfect!
Thanks!
These are such a good idea when you need to throw something together for a party. And since they are gluten free they can appeal to such a wide audience. I always try to be mindful of dietary restriction when I make something for a party, but it can be so hard sometimes!
Yes it can be SO hard to cook with everyone’s needs in mind. From GF to vegan to no-sugar to nut allergies…this at least handles the GF crowd and everyone else will love em too!
Yum! I love PB cups and like the quick way can make these!!!
OMG…do these bars look amazing!
Marla I know you’re not into sweets that much but if you ever need a GF dough, I swear, this is the best one I have ever tried and I am sooooo picky!
Peanut butter cups are my absolute favorite so this is just pure heaven! My sweet tooth thanks you!!! :)
And thanks for the Tweet, too! :)
Oh my. ♥
2 ingredients?! You’re my hero! These look fabulous!
I need to find some of that Gluten Free cookie dough!
You’re going to LOVE it!
I love an easy semi-homemade dessert for those days I need to whip up something quick. Awesome idea. :)
Exactly! And anyone who’s GF is in business!
These bars are what my dreamsare made of! So srcumptious!
These are stunning! I feel like I can taste them through my screen… I WISH!
I normally try to avoid “gluten free” foods because I have no reason to exclude gluten from my diet, and like you said, they normally aren’t the best taste and texture wise. That being said, I am AMAZED by these bars! They look like just your average premade cookie dough and I’m drinking my coffee and craving these bars. The ease, the gooey texture, and the peanut butter all have this recipe screaming my name. And you can’t even tell that they’re gluten free- that’s the best part.
The texture is spot-on perfect. They did an amazing job with it. And the flavor and taste, too. Everything about it is PERFECT. You would never know that it’s 1. a premade product and 2. a GF one at that!
I’m super impressed with the texture of this dough, at least by the looks of the pictures. When you mentioned this to me, I thought you were talking about another mix, not premade dough. I would eat this stuff raw, I’m sure. It would be dangerous to have around in my house. :D
That said, I may have to find it for those nights when I just NEED some cookie dough.
You have GOT TO GET THIS DOUGH! Everything about it is PERFECT. You would never know that it’s 1. a premade product and 2. a GF one at that! You are going to love it. It’s also not super sweet. And there’s ample chips without being TOO many (I know you like your dough vs. chips )- but this is a great balance. Run to the store. You’re gonna love it.
Two ingredients and 13 min of baking – means I can have these in my mouth in no time! Win!
Exactly!! :)
Well hello, didn’t know they made a GF dough now. I love the idea of doctoring up pre-made dough. Super simple but creative!
It’s brand new and tell your sis. She will LOVE IT!! And your comment went to my spam but it’s out now – maybe that was the issue you were having with other sites. Sometimes certain ppl randomly get marked as spam, out of the blue. It happened to me about 18 mos ago and I had to write to other bloggers asking them to check their filters and dig me out!
These look great, Averie!! I have not seen this dough in the store, but I am sure if you say it is good it must be amazing! And 2 ingredients? Well, no one can beat that!
It’s brand new and if you know anyone who’s GF, it’s the best best! product I’ve ever used!
I had no idea that Pillsbury made gluten-free dough!
It’s brand new and if you know anyone who’s GF, it’s the best product for GF baking I’ve ever used!
Dang girl, this is straight up heavenly!! LOVE the look of these bars. Anything with 2 ingredients is a win-win.
Thank you! And thanks for the tweet, too! :)
Awesome!!! The girl that cuts my hair has to eat gluten free, but she’s so cute she always has gluten-full baked goodies for her clients. So I like to bring her treats and I am NOOO GOOD at gluten free baking. Problem solved!!! Hope I can find this where I live!
It’s a brand new dough and it’s the best best! product I’ve ever used for GF baking, hands down, without a doubt. And you will look like a SUPERHERO if you bring her a pan of these :) 13 mins. Done. :)
quick and delish… whats not to love here. Gluten free is a bonus
My thoughts, too!
i m loving the new gf dough. So easy to work with and of course your recipe looks divine! as always.
I always read your blog, just don’t get time to comment, today i am saying HI!
xxoo
Thanks for commenting my friend WHENEVER you can, and for reading, WHENEVER you can. We are all so busy – no explanations needed! xoxo
Thanks for the tweet, too! And including Pillsbury on it. That was so thoughtful of you :)
That’s awesome that Pillsbury is making a GF cookie dough now. I guaranteed that makes a whole lotta people very happy. Some of my friends included.
It’s brand new the best product I’ve ever used for GF baking and yes, will make tons of ppl very happy!
My favorite gluten free recipes are raw crackers from my dehydrator. I usually cut back on the amount of nuts/seeds and use a little coconut flour or unflavored pea protein powder in them to sop up some moisture so they dry out faster. I’m glad to see a good review on this ready to bake cookie dough. I have a gluten intolerant co-worker so this would be something she could eat and everyone else would love too! Oh-regarding the pesto recipe–yes, small world indeed and thanks for the links back to those recipes of yours. Both sound good right now!
Oh glad you saw those recipes – and yes, what a smallllll world is right!
And if you need a good GF dough, this is the BEST baking product that’s GF I have ever, ever used and I am supremely picky about things :)
My husband (who eats gluten-free) and I just tried Pillsbury’s cookie dough product. He was pleasantly surprised to find that they tasted pretty darn close to the real thing. Great idea to jazz them up a bit for him by adding the PB cup!
That’s awesome you’ve tried it as well and he likes it. Yes, I always jazz things up if I can :)
I have not heard of this cookie dough yet! I will for sure give it a try :) I am not gluten-free, but I love trying new things and this looks very simple and very tasty. Thanks for sharing! Do they make other flavors or only chocolate chip?
As far as I know, just choc chip. They also make pie crust and pizza dough. http://pillsbury.linqiad.com/click/YNlXaGXncXJk
They’re all brand new. I love them!!
These look so good, I would have said they were made from scratch! c:
Me too if I wasnt the one making them! :)
Wow so cool Pillsbury came out with this, so many people will be so excited!! I know I am. I love that you said your family didn’t know it was GF, that happened to me at a pizza place once, I didn’t know I was “accidentally” served GF but still loved it!! Nice surprise!!
That’s amazing that you were fooled with pizza dough! THAT is HARD to do! GF dough is HARD to pull off. Pillsbury has a pizza dough too! http://pillsbury.linqiad.com/click/YNlXaGXncXJk
This is dangerously easy to make, and by dangerous I mean I would make them all the time!
Yeah I know. :)