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Who loves to nibble on cookie dough? I certainly do! Here’s a delicious recipe for Cookie Dough S’Mores!

two cookie dough s'mores stacked with bite taken out of one

This recipe for Cookie Dough S’Mores is a unique twist on traditional s’mores. Regular s’mores were said to be created by the Girl Scout Troop of America in the early 1900’s. This cookie dough edition is a brand new way to make the legendary campfire treat.

RecipeBoy Brooks first shared this recipe back in 2012. It’s being re-shared today in 2023 with new photos.

The Cookie Dough Lover's Cookbook cover

This recipe comes from the Cookie Dough Lover’s Cookbook. You need to know that the recipes in this cookbook are totally SAFE to eat- there are no eggs in the cookie dough that make up these recipes. And you can heat-treat the flour to make that safe too. This means that you can eat cookie dough without the danger of getting sick from eating raw eggs. That is truly awesome.

ingredients displayed for making cookie dough s'mores

Ingredients needed:

  • unsalted butter
  • white sugar
  • light brown sugar
  • vanilla extract
  • milk or cream
  • all purpose flour
  • salt
  • graham cracker sheets
  • milk chocolate bars
  • marshmallows

How to make eating raw flour safe:

Toast your flour in the oven before using in this recipe.  You’ll just put the flour in a pan and toast it at 350 degrees. F. for 5 minutes. That will kill any potential bacteria in the flour, and you can feel safe to use it in an uncooked cookie dough recipe.

four photos showing how to assemble cookie dough s'mores

How to make Cookie Dough S’Mores:

The complete, printable recipe is at the end of this post.

Prepare the cookie dough: 

In a large bowl, use an electric mixer to combine the butter and sugars on medium speed until light and fluffy (2 to 3 minutes). Add the vanilla and milk. Mix in the flour and salt and beat on low speed until incorporated.
 
Spread about 1 tablespoon of dough onto 12 of the graham cracker halves. Break the chocolate bars into 12 equal pieces, and center one piece atop each mound of cookie dough.
 
Toast the marshmallows over an open flame until golden brown. Place a hot marshmallow on top of the cookie dough and chocolate and top with remaining graham crackers. 

cookie dough s'more

Gently press until the marshmallow begins to ooze out the sides. Let sit for 30 seconds to soften and melt the chocolate a bit. 

hand holding cookie dough s'more

Now they are ready to eat! The (egg-free) cookie dough adds a unique flavor to these s’mores. They’re so yummy. Enjoy!

bite taken out of cookie dough s'more

Favorite S’Mores Treats:

two cookie dough s'mores stacked with bite taken out of one

Cookie Dough S'Mores

Elevate your s'mores with a little cookie dough!
Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Servings 12 s'mores
Calories 267 kcal

Ingredients
  

COOKIE DOUGH:

S'MORES:

  • 12 graham cracker sheets, carefully broken in half
  • Two (1.55-ounce) bars milk chocolate
  • 12 marshmallows

Instructions
 

  • Prepare the cookie dough: In a large bowl, use an electric mixer to combine the butter and sugars on medium speed until light and fluffy (2 to 3 minutes). Add the vanilla and milk. Mix in the flour and salt and beat on low speed until incorporated.
  • Spread about 1 tablespoon of dough onto 12 of the graham cracker halves. Break the chocolate bars into 12 equal pieces, and center one piece atop each mound of cookie dough
  • Toast the marshmallows over an open flame until golden brown. Place a hot marshmallow on top of the cookie dough and chocolate and top with remaining graham crackers. Gently press until the marshmallow begins to ooze out the sides. Let sit for 30 seconds to soften and melt the chocolate. Eat!

Notes

  • How to HEAT TREAT flour to make it safe for consumption: Toast your flour in the oven before using in this recipe.  You’ll just put the flour in a pan and toast it at 350 degrees. F. for 5 minutes. That will kill any potential bacteria in the flour, and you can feel safe to use it in an uncooked cookie dough recipe.

Nutrition

Serving: 1s'moreCalories: 267kcalCarbohydrates: 42gProtein: 3gFat: 11gSaturated Fat: 6gPolyunsaturated Fat: 0.4gMonounsaturated Fat: 3gTrans Fat: 0.2gCholesterol: 11mgSodium: 132mgPotassium: 91mgFiber: 2gSugar: 26gVitamin A: 127IUCalcium: 24mgIron: 1mg
Keyword chocolate, cookie dough, graham crackers, marshmallow, S'Mores
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This recipe comes from RecipeBoy.com

cookie dough s'mores with hershey bar and marshmallow

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275 Comments

  1. I say the cookie dough, though I do love to bake them paritally so they’re hot and really, really gooey!

  2. Absolutely the cookie dough. I love cookies, but the dough is the best part. I always snag some before baking the cookies.

  3. It depends on the kind of cookie. Chocolate chip? Dough, definitely. Sugar? Cookie (plus frosting)!

  4. It depends on the type of cookie I am making.But fresh from the oven is always a good way to eat them….

  5. wow, these version of smores look better then the original! I can’t pick…I go through phases…sometimes the cookie dough is better and sometimes a warm cookie out of the oven is better with a nice cold glass of milk

  6. The cookie dough! Sometimes I wonder how many cookies a recipe actually makes since I tend to nibble too much! 😉

  7. No-brainer! The dough. 🙂 P.S. thanks for posting your favorite books. My 12-year-old son has read several of them based on your recommendations.

  8. The cookie dough is good and I always have to take a nibble when I whip up a batch, but I think I would rather have the baked cookies.

    Those s’mores look delicious!

  9. It’s a tough choice, but I’d probably have to say the cookies. Nice and warm from the oven, with a tall glass of milk. Mmmm. Heaven.

  10. I don’t know. That seems a bit of a trick question there. But I think the dough, if well made, is slightly ahead. Then again, I do love vanilla cookie chip dough ice cream. Yum.

    Best, and keep on blogging.

  11. I love the cookie dough but I love the cookie just a bit more because the baking melds the flavors.

  12. Toss up. Sometimes a warm cookie out of the oven is what it needed and sometimes it is just the dough.

  13. That’s a tough one, but I’d have to pick the cookie as the final answer. Only because they don’t need refrigeration so I can carry them with me and eat them wherever I go 🙂

  14. I don’t think I could decide between the cookies or the dough, but I will say that by the time I am ready to bake the cookies, half the dough is already gone…!

  15. The cookie dough – I can always stop eating the cookies, but I have no self-control when it comes to the cookie dough! 🙂

  16. Mmm! The cookie dough is the best part although I love underbaked cookies as well. And the smores look delicious!!

  17. What’s better… the cookies or the cookie dough?!

    What a hard question! I’m going with cookies this time. I do love cookie dough, but there is nothing quite like the smell of baking cookies. Mmm…

    Thanks!

  18. I would have to say the warm cookies after just a few minutes of coming out of the oven. Especially with a nice glass of cold milk. Smores are so yummy especially in the summer time.

  19. The cookies but….they must be straight out of the oven with a tall glass of whole milk. No other way!

  20. Cookie dough and underbaked cookies are best! Love them but I have to say it’s hard to pass up fully baked cookies, too. What a great giveaway.

  21. Mmm, the smores cookies look great. I’d have to say cookies becuase you can dip them in milk hot out of the oven, but cookie dough would be a close second! Thanks for the giveaway!

  22. I gotta go with the cookie dough with this one! 😉

    What an awesome idea these smores are – will be making these asap! Thanks for the fun recipe and giveaway!

  23. I’m for fresh baked cookies. Just discovered your blog through Savory SweetLife. My lucky day!

  24. Always the cookie dough!! And I just added a fire pit to my backyard, soI can’t wait to try this s’mores recipe over the weekend!

  25. The cookies! There’s something special about a warm cookie with chocolate chips melting into your mouth when you bite into one!

  26. The dough is fantastic, although I love chocolate chip cookies right out of the oven. But I’ll have to say the cookie…as long as it’s hot. 🙂

  27. I definitely think the cookie dough is better. But I don’t let my poor kids eat it because of the raw egg. So, they would love this book!

  28. May sound weird but I like to add a little cookie dough on top of my cookies 😉 LOVE cookie dough!!

  29. The cookie dough is always better! You can put the dough in so many different things, what’s not to love.

  30. Cookie dough, no question. I’m occasionally let done by cookies, but have yet to meet a dough I didn’t love 🙂

  31. While I truly love chocolate chip cookies, I have even told my husband before that I’d be just as content with some cookie dough. He thinks it’s gross to eat the dough. (More for me!) I really like the dough!

  32. Wow, that’s a hard question! I have to go with alittle bit of both.
    Lol. I’ve been such a procrastinator lately. Ever since I’ve made
    cookies, I eat some dough first and then eat a warm cookie that came right out of the oven. YUM!

  33. Gotta love the cookie dough. You can use it in a lot of different recipes. Cookie dough wins my vote.

  34. Baked cookies have the most wonderful texture…I prefer a baked cookie to raw cookie dough any day!

  35. Oh.my.goodness… cookie dough s’mores?????? Wow. Now I’m craving these. It’s almost painful to look at, they look so good!
    It’s always the dough for me, baby.

  36. I think that the cookies are better. They are the finished product and taste absolutely delicious and decadent straight from the oven.

  37. Depends on what satisfies the craving. . . sometimes it’s fresh cookie dough . . . sometimes it’s the make-ahead-and-freeze-so-it’s-alway-ready cookie dough . . . sometimes it’s the cookie hot off the baking sheet with the chocolate chip all melted ! your cookie dough s’more looks wonderful !

  38. DEFINITELY the cookie dough is better! Cold!!! 🙂 I’ll have to make these for my mom and sister, thanks!

  39. The cookie dough! I always double the batch I need to make, because I know there is no way I would ever end up with the amount of cookies I am supposed to! This way I have a little bit of a cushion to indulge! 🙂 Plus, could always freeze for another day

  40. I love a warm right from the oven cookie with a tall class of cold milk. But while I am waiting from my cookies I tend to nibble on the dough :oD

  41. Sometimes it’s the cookie dough but it’s tough to beat cookies warm out of the oven! Love them both! Been eating cookie dough (often mde with unprocessed farm eggs) for 50 years and haven’t gotten sick from it yet!

  42. Yummmm….those s’mores look amazing….thanks for sharing this recipe! Since my kids agree with me & would much rather eat the unbaked dough, they will looove these! Definitely going to be trying them this wknd!

  43. Cookie dough is easily my preference. When baking cookies I tend to eat most the dough before the first batch is even in the oven. I never pass up cookies though!

  44. I have a 30 year old daughter that has loved cookie dough since she was a little girl – this would be a surprise “Happy June” gift for her. Dee Dee

  45. I’ve always loved the dough – college memories of girlfriends, a roll of Tollhouse chocolate chip cookie dough, and a few spoons come to mind. These days, I’m more sophisticated so a homemade chocolate chunk cookie with a sprinkle of salt is delish. But don’t doubt that some of that dough is still eaten first…

  46. Definitely the cookie dough – no matter how your cookies turn out (crunchy, soft, burnt, etc.), the cookie dough always tastes amazing!

    Can’t wait to try those s’mores!

  47. I love cookies, but the cookie dough is better! I’m actually amazed I make any cookies sometimes as I eat so much of the dough…

  48. Cookie dough is good, but just a bite. Then those glorious warm cookies are really the best part! The changes the heat makes to the dough are amazing.

  49. It’s a difficult question for me; I think the cookies *can* be better, but they have to be hot and cooked just right. Otherwise, the dough wins!

  50. I’d have to go with cookies, since I hardly ever dip my finger in the dough. But chocolate chip cookie dough? I’m all for it. =o]

  51. for me COOKIES 🙂 but my husband loves cookie dough, so if we make cookies we always have a little of both around d:)

  52. Hey, I LOVE Love and Olive Oil! Awesome!

    I’m tied between the dough and the actual cookie. (that has to count as an answer… right?) 🙂

    Haha, you should see what my brothers roast while camping… peanuts, pretzels, marshmallows… they do it all! I have never done cookie dough (sounds so delicious!) but I have roasted a bananna and put it on my smores.

  53. I loooooove the cookie dough for myself!!!! But I love to share the finished cookies with people I love … There would probably be more if I didn’t eat so much cookie dough, it’s so incredibly yummy in my tummy

  54. Cookie dough is the way to go!!! These s’mores sound awesome!! i think i will be making them this weekend!! Thanks! have a great weekend guys!!

  55. Hhhmmm this is a hard question. I guess it depends on the recipe. Some taste better as dough and some taste better baked.

  56. Cookie dough! Absolutely.

    Have you tried splitting a banana, still in its peel, lengthwise without slicing through the bottom layer, then stuffing those colored mini marshmallows and chocolate chips inside, then wrapping it in foil and letting it cook near the fire while you’re roasting hot dogs, or marshmallows for s’mores? It’s a campfire banana split — no ice cream required. You can eat it with a spoon right out of the peel. It would be good with cookie dough stuffed inside, too. Just sayin’.

  57. I can never decide which is better the dough or the finished product. I usually make a double batch of dough just to get cookies.

  58. Ohh that’s hard to pick! Cookies fresh out of the oven are hard to beat! So I’m going to say the cookies if they are warm and fresh, otherwise the cookie dough. Thanks for this awesome giveaway! 🙂

  59. I am torn…
    However, I find that I can usually only eat so much cookie dough, but actually have to make a conscious effort to stop myself from eating too many cookies.
    So, I guess the cookies win.
    🙂

  60. Wow, that’s a tough question! I’ll admit it, I do “test” the cookie dough before baking but I usually save my appetite for the cookies. Nothin’ beats a warm, chewy cookie and a tall glass of milk!

  61. I like both the dough and the cookies equally as much…part of the fun of making cookies…you get to eat both!

  62. I would have to say soft, chewy, warm cookies are the best, but I will admit to sneaking some dough while they’re on their way to the oven! 🙂

  63. The cookie dough is definitely better! Sometimes, I’m even afraid that I’ll have no dough left to bake because my sister and I devour it!

  64. Cookie dough is great, but there is nothing better than a warm fresh baked cookie, especially if it has melty chocolate chips in it!

  65. Hmmmmmmmmm…..I would have to say…….drumroll…….BOTH! This is like trying to pick a favorite child! Lol

  66. I honestly think the cookies fresh from the oven are amazing. Even more so when you dunk them in milk or have them with ice cream. I’ve never heard of anyone dunking cookie dough in milk. 😉

  67. 100% cookie dough! I mean how can you beat the softness, the taste of the sugar and how could we forget about the chocolate chips. Umm umm ummh!!

  68. What a fan tab idea …Cookie dough with s’mores!!! Especially cookie dough that is egg free and won’t make you sick!!! I am a fan of both the egg-free cookie dough and the (baked) cookies. I need to try the cookie dough recipes in this cookbook to make my final decision 😉

  69. the cookie – last longer! But who can resist cookie dough? “safe” cookie dough even better!! The book looks amazing!

  70. I really like both! I’m usually afraid of the egg in cookie doughs. For that reason I tend to refrain from eating dough even though I really like it. I would love to see the recipes in this book!!!

  71. It is so hard to decide!!!! The cookies when chewy are the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I just cant stop eating.

  72. Hmmmm….what a big decision! 🙂 I would have to go with the cookie if I am forced to decide!

  73. It’s a toss-up. I love the dough when it’s first made, but after about two cups-worth, I get sick of it. Then the cookies are good after that.

  74. Cookie dough, hands down. I always eat so much cookie dough while I’m baking that I’m not even hungry for cookies!

  75. Cookies but only if they are cooked so the center is still soft and gooey and the outside edge is crisp.

  76. The cookie dough!! well sometimes the actual cookie- but it depends on what type of cookie. for chocolate chip cookies- definitely cookie dough!

  77. I don’t think I can answer that question! Can’t I just love them both? It’s like two for the price of one 🙂

    Will this cookbook be available as an E BOOK?

  78. The cookie is the best part. whether eaten by itself of added to some ice cream or dunked in milk, the cookie is whats best!

  79. The cookie dough is always better, but what is really good is chocolate chip cookies without the Chocolate chips that brown sugary dough cooked crisp is awesome.

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