>Ruining perfectly good cookie dough by baking it I seriously

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I want to bake really thin cookies, then sandwich two hot cookies around a cold cookie dough center. Has anyone done this before?

>>8902684
enjoy salmonella, sweatie

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>>8902690
I'd buy the shit out of a spreadable cookie dough sold in jars like peanut butter.

>>8902706
I'm not american so my eggs aren't poison

>>8902706
It's estimated that no more than 1/10,000 eggs is infected with salmonella. Now even if you use an infected egg, that doesn't mean you'll get salmonella from eating it raw, the chances of that are even lower.

In fact, they pretty much admitted that not serving raw eggs is more of a guideline for commercial operations rather than home cooks.

>>8902684
I've made so much cookies and cookie dough I don't like it anymore, and I firmly believe cookies are better than cookie dough. I'd rather have a big bowl of "nicecream" though.

>>8902706
Not a problem with vegan cookie dough ;)

>>8902730
>guideline

Whoa, there cowboy, we're not talking about an unenforceable wish by Michelle Obama about school lunches. No restaurant can serve raw egg in the Land of Corporate Freedom without risking bankruptcy from lawsuits out the ass when someone gets a tummy ache after eating there. And clearly the FDA prohibits serving it.

>>8902684
>ruining perfectly good cookie dough with chips instead of bits or mini chips
Chips and chunks are only for cookie dough meant for baking.

>>8902706
>not irradiating your cookie dough

>>8902730
>>8902753
The eggs aren't the problem it's the flour.
You can get around this by toasting your flour in the oven.

>>8902706

>2015+2
>Beliebing in salmonella
>this retarded

>>8902755

this just isnt true. also, i dont care if you get sick from eating at a place, that doesnt mean it was the foods fault. might have just not agreed with you.

>>8902706
I used to eat this stuff raw all the time growing up, never got sick. I think it actually helped my immune system if anything

>>8902967
Another hazard with flour is grain weevils. They get everywhere, reproduce very efficiently via traumatic insemination, and can bore through paper, plastic, and drywall. Three days in a freezer is supposedly enough to kill their eggs. I keep all my grains and nuts refrigerated indefinitely. They can't move at refrigerator temperatures.

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>>8902706

If you're afraid of infections might as well not move at all and just starve yourself to death

>>8902684
You can eat it raw if you want to, you are after all the dorian lough of your cookie dough.

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>>8902710