Delicious Chocolate Cookie Brownie Bites

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You wrap spoonfuls of cookie dough in brownies, then cover them all in melted chocolate. These bites totally hit the spot when you want dessert for a crowd or just need a chocolate treat.

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Shared By Emily
Last revised on Fri, 23 May 2025 23:35:01 GMT
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Whenever I want to wow friends, I whip up these Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Brownie Bombs. First, you get that dense brownie bite, then there’s creamy cookie dough snuck inside, and the whole thing is dunked in silky chocolate. Folks always go wild for them at parties, especially when they hit that cookie dough surprise in the middle.

Delightful Triple Chocolate Treat

These tasty bombs are like a dessert mashup all in one bite. Gooey brownie wraps around smooth cookie dough, then they're covered in a chocolatey coating—talk about a showstopper. Plus, you can play around with toppings to make them your own, and the whole process is actually a blast.

Your Must-Haves

  • Mini Chocolate Chips: These pack in bursts of chocolate flavor.
  • Vanilla Extract: Brings a cozy sweetness to the mix.
  • Heat-Treated Flour: Keeps everything safe to eat and super yummy.
  • Granulated and Brown Sugar: Adds perfect sweetness and a chewy bite.
  • Semi-Sweet or Dark Chocolate: Melt these for a glossy outer layer.
  • Softened Butter: Makes the dough extra soft.
  • Brownie Mix or Homemade Brownies: Either one is totally fine here.

Making the Magic Happen

Decorate Your Bombs:
Before the chocolate sets, sprinkle on nuts, drizzles or a dash of colorful sprinkles.
Give Them a Chocolate Bath:
Roll each ball in melted chocolate so they're totally covered.
Put Them Together:
Flatten a brownie square, wrap it around a dough ball and make sure no dough peeks out.
Whip Up Cookie Dough:
Stir together all the dough stuff, scoop into balls, then chill so it's nice and firm.
Get Your Brownies Ready:
Let your brownies bake, cool off, and then slice them into neat squares.

Pro Tips From My Kitchen

  • Think Outside the Box: Swap in caramel or drizzle Nutella inside for a fun surprise.
  • Chill Matters: Chilled dough is way easier to handle.
  • Pick Good Chocolate: Quality chocolate on the outside really shines through.
  • Fridge Friendly: Store in the fridge and they'll stay yummy all week.
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Speedy FAQs

  • All About Convenience: Grab store-bought shortcuts when life’s busy.
  • Eat Safe: Just nuke the flour and skip eggs—then it’s safe to munch.
  • Perfect for the Freezer: Pop extras in the freezer and they’ll last a few months.
  • No Gluten? No Problem: Just switch to gluten-free ingredients and you’re set.
  • Chocolate Choices: Semi-sweet or dark make the outside look super pretty.

Common Questions

→ How safe is the cookie dough?

Yep, it’s safe! The dough doesn’t have eggs so you won’t have to worry. For extra safety, you can microwave or bake the flour first.

→ What makes the chocolate crack?

If the centers are super cold, chocolate can pop or crack as it cools down. Let them sit out a little before dunking.

→ Can I keep these in the freezer?

You sure can! Stash them for up to three months. Move them to the fridge to thaw before serving.

→ What’s the trick for less messy chocolate?

Dunk using a fork, let that extra chocolate drip off, then set them on parchment so they don’t stick everywhere.

→ Are homemade brownies okay?

Totally—go for any fudgy brownies you like. Just make sure they’re cool before you use them.

Brownie Cookie Bombs

Bite-sized cookie dough nuggets wrapped in brownies and dunked in chocolate. It’s your favorite sweets rolled into one.

Preparation Time
30 Minutes
Cooking Time
30 Minutes
Overall Time
60 Minutes
Shared By: Emily

Meal Type: Desserts

Skill Level: Moderate

Cuisine Style: American

Makes: 12 Portions (12-15 bombs)

Special Diet: Vegetarian-Friendly

What You’ll Need

01 items Sprinkles are optional.
02 items 2 cups chocolate candy melts.
03 items 1 cup mini chocolate chips.
04 items 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour.
05 items 1 teaspoon vanilla extract.
06 items 2 tablespoons milk.
07 items 1/4 cup regular sugar.
08 items 1/2 cup brown sugar.
09 items 1/2 cup plain butter, bring to room temp.
10 items Grab a box of brownie mix (plus what the box asks for).

Steps To Make It

Step 01

Chill the finished treats till the chocolate sets up.

Step 02

If you feel like it, toss on some sprinkles now.

Step 03

Set your dipped treats down on some parchment to harden up.

Step 04

Coat each one in melty chocolate.

Step 05

Warm up those candy melts till they're all smooth and runny.

Step 06

Cover each dough ball with some flattened brownie, sealing it up.

Step 07

Squash your brownie squares so they're nice and flat.

Step 08

Shape the dough into balls using about a tablespoon at a time.

Step 09

Mix in the mini chocolate chips so they're spread out through the dough.

Step 10

Slowly work in the flour till it all comes together.

Step 11

Pour in your milk and vanilla, then keep mixing.

Step 12

Blend together the butter, brown sugar, and white sugar until it's really fluffy.

Step 13

Slice the cooled brownies into bite-sized squares.

Step 14

Bake up the brownies by following the directions on your box, then let them cool off.

Extra Notes

  1. Keep these in the fridge for up to five days.
  2. You can stash them in the freezer for three months.
  3. Want a flavor boost? Sprinkle a little sea salt on top.

Essential Tools

  • You'll need a baking pan.
  • Use a couple of mixing bowls.
  • Parchment paper for easy cleanup.
  • An electric mixer makes things quicker.

Allergen Info

Review ingredients carefully for allergens, and consult a healthcare provider if you're unsure.
  • Contains dairy products like butter and chocolate.
  • Has wheat in the flour and mix.

Nutritional Info (Per Serving)

Keep in mind, this data is an estimate and not a substitute for professional dietary advice.
  • Calories: 250
  • Fat Content: 15 grams
  • Total Carbs: 30 grams
  • Protein Content: 2 grams