Nestle Toll House announced “Surprise!” after Cosmopolitan ran an article about their new edible cookie dough, which contains no eggs and thus …
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A 2-tablespoon serving of Nestle's new dough has 140 calories and between 12-15 grams of sugar, so it should definitely be enjoyed in …
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If that’s your favorite flavor, buy commercially made products. Manufacturers should use ingredients that include treated flour and pasteurized eggs. To be safe, don't eat uncooked flour. Don't
Even Nestle Toll House switched to using heat-treated flour for its refrigerated cookie dough in 2010, after a recall of the dough in 2009 was found to be linked to flour.
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The Nestlé Toll House Edible Cookie Dough is available now at Publix, and will appear on shelves in Walmart in the Southeast US and local grocery stores nationwide …
Never mind Buddy’s plan to recklessly scoop spoonfuls of raw Toll House cookie dough with his dad in Elf; this is government-sanctioned, parent-approved, safe chocolate …
Nestlé Toll House has hinted that it’s rolling out cookie dough that is safe to eat. Word has been hushed so far, but the cookie company did retweet a Cosmopolitan article …
Nestlé USA Announces Voluntary Recall of Ready-to-Bake Refrigerated Cookie Dough. Nestlé USA is initiating a voluntary recall of ready-to-bake refrigerated Nestlé Toll …
The new tubs of cookie dough comes in two flavors, and the company guarantees 100% safety while eating it. The first flavor, Chocolate Chip Edible Cookie Dough, is based …
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Nestlé Toll House has rolled out a line of edible cookie dough made without raw eggs so it's safe to eat straight from the pint. A representative for Nestlé told INSIDER that the brand's new "Edible Cookie Dough" is available in two flavors : " Chocolate Chip" and "Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Monster."
Even Nestle Toll House switched to using heat-treated flour for its refrigerated cookie dough in 2010, after a recall of the dough in 2009 was found to be linked to flour. Pillsbury refrigerated cookie doughs include heated flour, but the brand still recommends customers stay away from eating it raw.
Yikes. But, for the sake of cookie dough lovers everywhere, surely there has to be a workaround to this problem. It turns out, there is. You may have noticed a crop of edible cookie dough companies opening online shops or stocking grocery store shelves in recent years. They often market their products as safe because they don't contain raw eggs.
This voluntary recall only covers specific batch codes of the following products, which include ready-to-bake refrigerated Nestlé Toll House Cookie Dough bars, tubs and tube-shaped “chubs.” These products were distributed in the continental U.S. and Puerto Rico.