Description
Chocolate chunks: the secret ingredient to melt-in-your-mouth happiness. Loren’s Chocolate Chunk Dough recipe is the classic that you know and love—without all the junk that normally comes with it. That sure makes life even sweeter.
Ingredients
Flour Blend (oat, tapioca, potato starch), Sugar, Palm Oil**, Chocolate Chunks (sugar, unsweetened chocolate, cocoa butter, vanilla, salt), Filtered Water, Molasses, Natural Flavors, Sea Salt, Baking Soda.
**Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil Certified
This product is free of top 14 allergens including gluten, peanut, tree nut, soy, milk, egg, celery, mustard, sesame, sulfites, lupin, fish, mollusk, and crustacean.
Review
I recently discovered Loren’s Chocolate Chunk Cookie Dough in the organic freezer section of a local grocery store, and I couldn’t have been more excited to try it! Not only was I thrilled to find a delicious treat that was Vegan, but the convenience of the pre-cut dough made the whole experience even better. I bought a package and couldn’t wait to bake the cookies that very evening.
The dough is easy to work with, and I love that it’s ready to go—no need to scoop or measure anything! Since there are no eggs, I felt completely comfortable enjoying a bit of the dough raw, which was just as tasty as when it was baked. If you prefer soft and chewy cookies, these take around 10 minutes to bake to perfection. For a more crispy, crunchy texture, they take a bit longer.
Personally, I love soft and chewy cookies, so I baked mine for just about 10 minutes. The result was absolutely delicious. The cookies were perfectly gooey and rich, with generous chunks of chocolate in every bite. The flavor is incredible—sweet but not overwhelmingly so—and the texture was exactly what I was hoping for.
Sweet Loren’s Cookie Dough directly from the Sweet Loren’s website.
Pros
Allergen Free.
Pre-cut and ready to cook.
Cookie dough is safe to eat raw.
Choice of soft or crunchy texture.
Cons
Contains palm oil (It is certified as sustainable, but it’s better to use alternatives to palm oil.)
Plastic packaging does not indicate that it was made from recycled materials and may not be recylcable in all locations.
