Home » Course » DessertsDeep Fried Cookie Dough Bites Pin RecipeRate RecipeAugust 21, 2022 This post may contain affiliate links. Please see our full Disclosure Policy for details. Deep fried cookie dough bites combine a crispy outside with a creamy cookie dough center. If you love eating cookie dough, this will be your new favorite dessert. Jump to Recipe Do you usually eat half of your cookie dough before it even hits the oven? Then this recipe for deep fried battered cookie dough will be your new favorite. Choose your favorite refrigerated cookie dough, roll it into balls, dip them into pancake batter and deep fry in hot oil. Voila! You and your family won’t be able to stop eating these crispy, golden brown delights filled with creamy cookie dough. Table of Contents POSSIBLE VARIATIONSDEEP FRIED COOKIE DOUGH BITES INGREDIENTSINSTRUCTIONSRELATED RECIPESFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSDeep Fried Cookie Dough Balls POSSIBLE VARIATIONS You can use our recipe to make all kinds of deep fried treats. There are no limits to what you can try or fry. In case you need some inspiration, try deep frying oreos, candy bars, cheesecake or even s’mores. Here are some of your favorite recipes for deep fried desserts: CHOCOLATE CHIP PEANUT BUTTER COOKIE DOUGH: We tried regular peanut butter cookie dough in this recipe and it was… underwhelming. However, add some chocolate chips and it was really good! SNICKERDOODLE COOKIE DOUGH: We wanted to try this but ran out of time. I’d roll it in cinnamon and sugar before battering. Yum. DEEP FRIED COOKIE DOUGH BITES INGREDIENTS You may have all of these battered cookie dough ingredients in your refrigerator or pantry and not need to make a trip to the grocery store. See recipe card below for ingredient amounts. Jump to Recipe Bisquick pancake mixMilk: Whole milk or skim milk work well in this recipe. Vegetable oil: Canola oil can be substituted. EggCookie dough: We used chocolate chip cookie dough, but you can substitute any type of cookie dough you like. Try peanut butter cookie dough or sugar cookie dough. INSTRUCTIONS If you’d like to print this recipe, scroll down to the recipe card where you can print the recipe or have it scaled to double or triple. You’ll also find nutrition information. Jump to Recipe TOOLS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED: dutch oven or other heavy bottom potcandy thermometer or oil thermometermedium bowlwhisk or hand mixerslotted spoon or slotted utensil PREHEAT THE OIL: In a heavy dutch oven or heavy bottom pot, add 3-4 inches of vegetable oil for frying. It is best to use a candy thermometer to make sure the temperature is what you want. Bring to 375 ºF. KITCHEN TIPMake sure you have the oil at the correct 375 ºF temperature before you start frying. If your oil is too cold the cookie dough will absorb too much oil while cooking and become oily. If the oil is too hot the cookie dough will burn.When frying it is important to use an oil with a high smoke point like vegetable, canola, or peanut oil. Oils with a low smoke point may cause an odd taste in your food. COMBINE PANCAKE BATTER INGREDIENTS: Add pancake mix, milk, vegetable oil and egg to a mixing bowl. WHISK PANCAKE BATTER: Whisk until most of the lumps are gone. The mixture should be thick enough to coat your cookie dough ball without the batter running off. Add more mix if the batter is too thin. Let batter sit for 5 minutes. SHAPE COOKIE DOUGH: Roll the cookie dough squares into balls. If they’re very soft, put them into the freezer for 15 minutes to make them firmer. KITCHEN TIPUse any type of cookie dough you like. Try peanut butter cookie dough or sugar cookie dough. The amount of cookie dough you use does not matter. Make them as small or large as you want. Remember, the smaller they are the more they’ll cook in the oil. Very large cookie dough balls will not cook as much in the center. COVER WITH BATTER: Immerse a cookie dough ball into the pancake batter with your hands. Coat completely. Allow excess batter to drip off. FRY: Carefully put battered cookie dough into the hot oil. Flip occasionally with a slotted utensil to get an even deep golden brown on all sides. KITCHEN TIPYou should be able to fry multiple cookie dough bites at once, depending on the size of your pot. If they’re too overcrowded in your pot they might stick together. REMOVE FROM OIL: Remove golden cookie dough bomb from the oil. Place on a wire rack covered in paper towel to absorb excess oil. Repeat with the rest of the cookie dough. COOL: Allow to cool for 5-10 minutes. Serve. RELATED RECIPES While we love deep fried cookie dough we also love some of these other recipes and think you will as well. FRIED SNICKERS: Are you a Snickers lover? This quick and easy recipe will sure provide you with new levels of enjoyment of your favorite candy bar. DEEP FRIED STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE: If you love strawberry shortcake, you have to try this fun twist on the original recipe. DEEP FRIED CHEESECAKE: These crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside cheesecake bites are great for parties or if you need a quick dessert for surprise guests. FRIED S’MORES: This new twist on an American classic will sure be a hit at your next summer bbq. DEEP FRIED PEANUT BUTTER BALLS: If you love all things peanut butter, you will devour these chocolate peanut butter treats. DOUBLE CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES: These rich chocolatey cookies are every chocolate lover’s dream. They also freeze really well. Peanut Butter Balls (Chocolate Filled and Deep Fried) Crispy chocolate peanut butter balls are quickly made using household staples. They are super yummy warm and even when they have cooled, which makes them the ideal party sweets. See Recipe FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How long can you store deep fried cookie dough bites?Deep fried cookie dough bites are best eaten fresh to get the maximum benefit of the crunchy outside. Like all fried foods they are best right out of the fryer and are not ideal for storage. You can of course save them but we do not recommend storing them. Can you reheat deep fried cookie dough bombs?Deep fried cookie dough bombs are best eaten fresh. We do not recommend reheating them as they would lose their crispiness and texture. Does it matter what kind of cookie dough I deep fry?No, you can use any type of cookie dough you like. Try peanut butter cookie dough or sugar cookie dough. 5 from 5 votes Deep Fried Cookie Dough Balls Course Dessert Cuisine American Prep Time 15 minutes Cook Time 15 minutes Print Pin Rate 12 cookie dough bites Deep fried cookie dough bites combine a crispy outside with a creamy cookie dough center. If you love eating cookie dough, this will be your new favorite dessert. Cook ModePrevent your screen from going dark EquipmentDutch Oven or heavy bottom potcandy thermometer or oil thermometerMedium Bowlwhisk or hand mixerslotted spoon or other slotted utensil Ingredients 1x2x3x▢ 1 cup Bisquick pancake mix▢ ½ cup milk▢ 1 tbsp vegetable oil▢ 1 egg▢ 1 package premade large cookie dough squares InstructionsFill a heavy bottom pot 3-4 inches deep with vegetable oil. Use an oil or candy thermometer in the oil to monitor the temperature. Bring oil to 375°F.Add pancake mix, milk, vegetable oil and egg to a mixing bowl. Whisk until most of the lumps are gone. Batter should be thick enough to coat your cookie dough balls without the batter running off. Add more mix if the batter is too runny or more milk if it is too thick. Let batter sit for 5 minutes. Roll cookie dough squares into balls. If they're very soft, freeze for 15 minutes to make them firmer. Roll the cookie dough ball in the pancake batter to coat completely. Gently shake off any excess batter. Gently place battered cookie dough ball into the hot oil. Use a utensil to keep it under the oil if it bobs to the top. Flip occasionally to get an even deep golden brown on all sides. Remove the cookie dough bite from the hot oil when it is a deep golden color. Place on a wire rack covered in paper towel to absorb excess oil. Repeat with all cookie dough bites. Alllow to cool for 5 minutes, then eat while warm. NotesIf your oil is too cold your cookie dough bites will absorb too much oil into the batter. If the oil is too hot your cookie dough bombs will burn on the outside. Use any type of cookie dough you like. Try peanut butter cookie dough or sugar cookie dough. The amount of cookie dough you use does not matter. Make them as small or large as you want. Remember, the smaller they are the more they’ll cook in the oil. Very large cookie dough balls will not cook as much in the center. NutritionCalories: 177kcal | Carbohydrates: 23g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 8g | Saturated Fat: 2g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 4g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 18mg | Sodium: 213mg | Potassium: 73mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 11g | Vitamin A: 46IU | Vitamin C: 1mg | Calcium: 34mg | Iron: 1mg Did you create this? Share it on Instagram and follow us on Pinterest for more cleverly simply recipes. Email Recipe Pin Recipe Share Recipe PinShareTweet