Absolutely! Just sprinkle a little flour or place down parchment paper and roll out the dough. Coat your cookie cutters with flour or nonstick spray and cut the dough. Bake according to tub instructions.

I have been collecting cookie cutters for so long that I really don't remember where I got most of them. However, many of the shapes I use can be found at the companies listed on my links page, such as Kitchen Collectibles, Sweet Annie's, Foose Cookie Cutters, Sugarcraft, etc.. See similar questions...

To avoid sticky dough, always make sure your cookie dough is well chilled. TIP: Spraying your clean hands with nonstick cooking spray, or using a knife to cut the dough apart makes for easier handling. See similar questions...

Our cookie dough products are made with pasteurized eggs; that is, eggs that have been heated sufficiently to kill bacteria, and also may contain an acidifying agent that kills the bacteria. Commercial preparations of cookie dough are not a food hazard. See similar questions...

Yes. However, after being thawed and refrozen several times, the cookie dough may degrade in quality. See similar questions...

The specific formulation for our Cookie Dough Bites does not allow for it to be baked. Our recipe is specifically designed to be a candy, not a baked good. See similar questions...

Cookie Dough should always be baked before consuming. We recommed that you do not eat unbaked cookie dough. See similar questions...

There are 8 mouth-watering flavors including Peanut Butter Pleasures, Sugar, Macadamia Nut, Chocolate Chunk, Oatmeal Raisin, Snicker Doodle, M &M's? and Chocolate Walnut. See similar questions...

Each box of cookie dough comes with 48 one-ounce frozen, pre-portioned cookies (no more scooping!) layered and placed in a zip-lock bag. 8 boxes are then packaged into one master case. See similar questions...

This is no ordinary cookie! The dough will have a sheen to it and a bit of a crumbly texture but don't despair delicious, decadent cookies are only 8 minutes away. Magic! See similar questions...

The cookie dough is perishable and must be kept frozen or refrigerated. The cookie dough may be left out for up to 6 - 8 hours during distribution, but should be placed back into refrigeration after that point. See similar questions...

You are responsible for verifying all orders upon delivery - all damaged products should be refused at that time. No returns or refunds will be accepted after order is signed for. See similar questions...

JustFundraising offers replacement or refund in the rare event that your cookie dough or pizzas are damaged or spoiled. These items are delivered in a refrigerated truck, to ensure freshness. See similar questions...

Forming round balls with the dough creates a nice round shaped and ensures that the cookie will not fall flat. See similar questions...

The general consensus is to eat them either while packing or for breakfast; though lls suggests using them in a salad. See similar questions...

A cookie is a text-only string that gets entered into the memory of your browser. This value of a variable that a website sets. If the lifetime of this value is set to be longer than the time you spend at that site, then this string is saved to file for future reference. See similar questions...

Sugar is a carbohydrate, and is strictly controlled with the the plan, especially during the weight loss phase. If you require a sweetener, our preference is sucralose, marketed under the name Splenda®. It is derived from sugar but is non-caloric and has less than 1 gram of carbohydrates. Also, it does not break down when heated, making it perfect for baking. See similar questions...

You can refrigerate our cookie dough if you plan to use by the date printed on the Cookie Cube™, or freeze cookie dough up to 6 months. See similar questions...

Sorry, part of what makes our cookie dough so unique is the fact that it is available only through a fund-raiser. But here's an idea, why not suggest our cookie dough to a non-profit organization in your area...like a church, school, little league, etc. They'll raise the funds they need for their activities, and you can start them off right by being their first customer! See similar questions...

No. There are no raw eggs in any of our products. The only eggs in our ingredient-list are fully baked into our brownies before being rolled into bon bon dough. See similar questions...