Low-FODMAP 15-Minute Edible Cookie Dough Recipe; Gluten-free, Vegan

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An amazing 15 minute recipe for Low-FODMAP Edible Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. Delicious and easy! Gluten-free and Vegan.

Is your favorite part of baking cookies eating the raw cookie dough?  I can’t lie, my favorite part of baking anything is ‘testing’ it while it is mixing.  That’s the best way to know if it will taste good…right?

When I make any of my low-FODMAP baked goods I am the first one to lick the whisks, or the beaters, or the bowl, or the spatula.  YUM.

So this low-FODMAP Edible Cookie Dough recipe is the perfect treat!  Plus you don’t have to worry about consuming raw eggs or flour. This low-FODMAP Edible Cookie Dough is ideal for creating little low-FODMAP Cookie Dough Bites- which you can also dip in chocolate for a low-FODMAP Cookie Dough Truffle.  Or else you can use it in a low-FODMAP Ice Cream Recipe for low-FODMAP Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough.

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The possibilities for this low-FODMAP Edible Cookie Dough recipe are endless 🙂

This may be the best 15-minute low-FODMAP recipe you own.

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Rachel Pauls, MD


Low-FODMAP Edible Cookie Dough; Gluten-free, Vegan

Although this recipe has not been lab tested, a single serving should be low-FODMAP based on the ingredients, using FODMAP data at time of posting

Serves 24, serving size 2 tablespoons

Prep time: 15 mins

Note: for vegans, ensure vegan certified ingredients are used

Ingredients

  • 1 cup brown sugar (both light or dark will work)
  • 1/4 cup granulated sugar
  • 1 cup softened unsalted butter or low-FODMAP vegan spread (for dairy-free, vegan version)
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 2 cups low-FODMAP, gluten-free flour
  • 1-2 tablespoons low-FODMAP milk (such as lactose-free or almond milk for dairy-free, vegan version)
  • 1 cup miniature semi-sweet chocolate chips (I used Enjoy Life brand dairy-free)

Directions

  • Heat treat your low-FODMAP flour by placing it in a microwave safe bowl and heating on high for 50-60 seconds until the internal temperature reaches 166°F (this kills bacteria that may be harmful if consumed)
    • You can also opt to bake your flour instead
  • In a large bowl using a hand mixer or stand mixer, cream together the brown sugar, granulated sugar, and butter or low-FODMAP vegan spread
  • Beat until fluffy and light in color, about 1 minute
  • Add in the vanilla and salt and mix
  • Slowly add the low-FODMAP flour
  • Add low-FODMAP milk one tablespoon at a time and beat until dough starts to come together and is the correct consistency for spooning
  • Stir in the miniature chocolate chips by hand
  • Store in refrigerator in jar or enjoy immediately…

Serves 24

Calories Per Serving: 140

% DAILY VALUE

3%Total Fat 2.7g

0%Cholesterol 0mg

5%Sodium 108.2mg

11%Total Carbohydrate 30.7g

Sugars 15.5g

3%Protein 1.4g

0%Vitamin A 0.3µg

0%Vitamin C 0mg

low-FODMAP cookie dough in jar and balls

Check out my low-FODMAP Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ice Cream recipe too!

low-FODMAP cookie dough ice cream scooped

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6 Responses

  1. Wish I could get your recipes in book form where I won’t have to run from to computer to kitchen and back to make the recipe, can read it at leisure, get only the recipe and not all the pictures, and generally make my life easier.

    1. Thank you for your comment! We do plan to release a cookbook later this year. Stay tuned and we appreciate your support.

  2. amazing!

    My college age daughter and I like to make this for a treat on a “girls movie night”! It is VERY good and nice to know you are safe eating dough w/o raw eggs.

    1. Ruth,
      This is so lovely to hear, it warms our heart! Thank you SO much for sharing your comment. Have a wonderful day 🙂

  3. Too delicious, want to eat the whole bowl

    The serving size is listed at one tablespoon, but it’s heartbreaking to eat just one tablespoon. Is there an upper limit of grams of this tasty treat we could eat without getting into high fodmap territory?

    1. Hi Betsy!
      Great question. The serving size is primarily based on ‘standard’ serving sizes for this food, rather than from a FODMAP standpoint. I did ‘up’ the serving for the recipe, since I agree 1 tablespoon is pretty slim.
      First, know that sugary & high-fat foods could trigger gut symptoms, and that could be even if there are no FODMAPs in that food.
      That being said, this recipe is very low in FODMAPs, given that maximum servings for butter, sugar, chocolate and rice flour are very low. I think you could eat as much as your tummy tolerates.
      I have also added the NUTRITION panel to help you with the full set of information.
      Best,
      Rachel

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