Chocolate Chip Cookie Delight
This is a simple chocolate delight recipe for any type of potluck occasion, and the pan always comes home empty. —Diane Windley, Grace, Idaho
Ingredients
- 1 tube (16-1/2 ounces) refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 carton (12 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed, divided
- 3 cups cold 2% milk
- 1 package (3.9 ounces) instant chocolate pudding mix
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- Optional: Chopped nuts, chocolate curls and miniature semisweet chocolate chips
Reviews
Richer than rat poison - lol. But, so good, Used my own chocolate chip cookie dough and topped with chopped up English toffee. I'll make it again when I come out of my coma.
This has turned into a family favorite, especially with the grand kids. Easy to make!!
a keeper! I made this just as the recipe called for. it was a big hit. than I made it again this time I changed it some. I used my home made cookie dough, I made my own cool whip. every one love my way of fixing it. I use my own chocolate chip cookie dough, I make my own cool whip. I add a little black walnuts on top
Can I half this recipe?
Great dessert but cut 30 instead of 15 Much too rich forsuch a large piece.
Really good but was hard to cut. Will do as others suggested and line pan with foil large enough to overhang over the ends for easy removal and cutting. Bought the 30 oz. size of cookie dough by mistake and it came out fine.
Really good! I used large boxes of jello pudding, upped milk to 4 1/2 cups, and used a whole 16 oz container cool whip. It filled the dish up!!
Five star. Excellent recipe for a crowd. My mother in law raved about it and she is an excellent cook. I followed the recipe only used whole milk as that is what I had. Very easy to make. I did use some grated chocolate mint flavored candies from Costco for the topping which probably imparted a different taste to the recipe. I will try different flavored toppings next time as the mint was very good but a bit strong. Anyway a big hit and will be in my favorites file.
Delicious recipe. Like others have mentioned it does not look like the pic and does stick to the pan. I line the pan with foil on the bottom before putting the dough so when it's finished I can use the foil to take the whole dessert out of the pan. This makes it easier to cut especially with the first slice just remember to use enough foil to put over the ends so you can use as handles to pull out. I also made the cookie crust thicker by using a larger tube of cookie dough (30 Oz) which increases the cook time to about 25-30 minutes. The cream and pudding layers are a little overpowering so I only put half. I still make the amount the recipe calls for but only put half on the actual cookie layer. I use the rest for other stuff (the creams/sugar mix goes well on cupcakes). I made this for Christmas and everyone loved it (it ran out fast).
I made this for Christmas dinner this year and everyone loved it. I didn't have cookie dough so I used a homemade cookie bar recipe that my mother in law always made. I also only used 1 cup of whipped topping with the cream cheese and powdered sugar mixture and used 2 boxes of chocolate and 1 box of vanilla and 4 cups of milk. Everything set up well and it made really pretty slices. I altered the pudding and milk ratio based on my own experiences from other recipes like this one that I have made in the past. It makes for a nice thick pudding that stays in a layer in a slice. This was not too sweet and the pan was practically licked clean. I will make this for all occassions to go along with the Creamy Coconut Dessert my family always requests.