Would you eat deep fried cookie dough?!


Question: Would you eat deep fried cookie dough?
Lets say the fair started serving it (say, in bar form.) Maybe with a side of whipped cream to dip it in. Would you eat it?

Answers:

My cookie dough wouldn't stand any better chance of hitting the fat than it does the oven.
Who cooks it?
Actually I deep fry oatmeal cookie dough with bacon bits.
I call them sweet bacon fritters.

RScott



I would eat a deep-fried turd. Not really, but EVERYTHING tastes good deep-fried, so yep… I would.

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i suppose the cookie dough would cook into a cookie type creation, so sure. sounds good with some chocolate sauce and whipped cream, but EXTREMELY fattening.



Yup. State fair of Texas. I ate deep fried butter, cookie dough, ice cream and coke.
Last year they had deep fried peanut butter sandwiches and deep fried bacon.



I would do more than eat it. I would make long, slow, passionate love to it.
After it had cooled slightly, of course.



who wouldn't eat that lol. i would defiantly eat that in a heartbeat. it sounds amazing



Sounds sinful and delicious.



it would probably be a cookie since it's deep fried, but it sounds delicious and yummy!



I already do. In Scotland it is known as foooooood.



yes I'd try it. Anything on a stick as they say at the MN state fair.



**** yes.



Yes.



Lots of fat... No.



I like it!It must be delicious.



MMM! yum! that sounds really good!



Hell ******* yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



I just quit smoking after six years, this sounds like an equally bad vice.. but I would deff try it lol



hell yeah sounds delicious



yes



yes



I think I smell a funnel cake ---- yeah .... fe fi fo fum.



sounds like a heart attack




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