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Dad Bod Recipe

Dad Bod Recipe

35 total reviews

Regular price $3.49
Regular price Sale price $3.49
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Award winning at our beach market! We sell out of this one every time, keep this one in your back pocket!! 

Traditionally, (the crispi cookie way) Dad Bod is a chocolate chip cookie with mini m&m’s, and then stuffed with Nutella. This cookie makes the perfect base for all stuffed cookies

Upon purchase, you will be able to download the recipe at checkout. You will also receive an email with a unique download link that you can use at a later time.  

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Customer Reviews

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Gina
More than pleased!

Let me start by saying that I am the cheapest person alive and paying for a recipe when there are 10k online for free KILLED me. But the reviews were so good I just had to know what the hype was about. The texture of this cookie is everything I’ve ever wanted, I am s texture person with cookies. I’ve only made the original recipe so far but my family loved them. I do believe I’ll recover from the financial investment of three whole dollars and now I have this amazing base that will keep me busy with mix ins for weeks! I’m sold for sure and will not hesitate to invest in a few more recipes that have caught my eye.

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Janay Reyes
Love it!

Really good base for other flavors as well! ♥️

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Tammy Carter
A good cookie

Pretty basic base that you can do a lot with. As prepared, it's a really good cookie and very impressive to all who see it.

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B.D.
The best recipe ever

This recipe is by far the best base chunky cookie recipe ever! I’ve been using a levain bakery type recipe which was working fine until I tried to modify with different flavours it didn’t hold up so well. This however, this not only held good shape and form no matter what i filled it with, it also tasted amazing and looked amazing 🤩 picture of the S’mores type I made (note this was still rather warm when I cut into it hence the doughy-ness in the middle as they hadn’t finished fully setting)