Almonds bring our cookie dough dreams to life in these Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Popsicles! Only minutes to make and using simple ingredients. The challenge is waiting for them to freeze before devouring!

Chocolate chip cookie dough popsicles in a popsicle mold waiting to be eaten.

Hey friends?!
Hey what?!
Are you ready?!
For what?!
To pop!
Pop what?!
Popsicles!!!

That intro too much?

Chant those words to any elementary school-aged kid and they'll fill you in. See also this video. Don't punch me afterward.

Buuuut how about a Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Popsicle?! How do we feel about THESE?!!!

Chocolate chip cookie dough popsicles in a frozen popsicle mold ready to be eaten!

The early 90s just came flooding back to my memory. That season of life when my middle school peers and I would save up our allowances to buy weird little hunks of frozen cookie dough sold by the student-run school store after class was out for the day. They were such delightfully sinful little treats that you could indulge on without your parents' knowledge before you hopped on the school bus for home.

That's right Mom and Dad. I ate frozen cookie dough at school. Regularly. The things you learn about your kids later when they are adults. And have a blog.

At least it was only frozen cookie dough...because middle school. Just mentioning that time period of our youth prompts us all to nod silently and look at each other with sympathetic, understanding eyes.

Praise the Lord that awkward time in life and in our bodies was short lived. And that my hair no longer has a DIY perm with bangs that look like an ocean wave.

But I'm still eating frozen cookie dough. In popsicle form. And they are probably a lot healthier than the frozen chocolate chip studded pucks I ate in middle school. Unlike that frozen dough, these tasty popsicles don't have raw egg in them.

Ingredients for chocolate chip cookie dough popsicles are laid futon a marble countertop: milk, almond butter, vanilla, almond flour, brown sugar, and chocolate chips.

In all honesty, no one really knew for sure if the frozen dough served at school did have raw egg. It seems unlikely. That would have been a salmonella lawsuit waiting to happen. But then again, it was the early 90s. The era when it was cool to wear head-to-toe neon or those Hypercolor T-shirts that made you pray that they wouldn't change colors in your armpits first. Schools serving cookie dough with raw egg was not exactly on our radar back then.

So who's ready for a popsicle?! That tastes like cookie dough?! Me and Me! And You!

And guess what?!
Are you ready?!
For what?! ...juuust kidding (don't hate me)

When we've had our fill of chocolate chip cookie dough popsicles (which might be NEVER), we have 74 other popsicle options to choose from because my friend Sarah from the blog Live Eat Learn just came out with her cookbook THIS WEEK YO called For The Love of Popsicles.

A newly released cookbook authored by Sarah Bond, creator of the blog Live Eat Learn, called For the Love of Popsicles: Naturally Delicious Icy Sweet Summer Treats From A-Z.

It is a beautiful, creative, and tantalizing popsicle cookbook with 75 naturally delicious icy sweet summer treats that are wholesome and approachable. Sarah has taken store-bought popsicles and replaced them with fun versions that are generally healthier than the average pop while also using down-to-earth ingredients. And she has created a popsicle for every personality and popsicle-loving type. Cookies and Cream, Key Lime Pie, Roasted Peaches and Cream, Mint Chocolate, S'mores, Tiramisu....just to name a few.

And for the over-21 crowd, she goes above and beyond with Poptails like Frosé Sangria, Margarita, Bloody Mary, Mojito, and Mudslide. Oh yeah!

Sarah bond's cookbook is flipped open to a recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Popsicles. Frozen popsicles of the same sort sit in a mold nearby ready to be eaten.

With warmer temps (finally!) here and kids about to bust out of school for the summer, you should definitely, absolutely get this book. I was privileged to be one of Sarah's official taste testers as she was refining her recipes and I can tell you firsthand that her cookbook is a popsicle palooza that will bring joy to both young and young at heart ALL SUMMER LONG. Cuz 75 TASTY POPSICLE RECIPES YO!

Four popsicles studded with chocolate chips on top sit on a white marble serving plate.

If you need to find me this summer, I'll just be sitting in a sun chair in my backyard with a popsicle in hand. It will most likely be a chocolate chip cookie dough popsicle. Cuz some things never change.

More tasty frozen treats to try!

Berry Yogurt Popsicles with Granola eat them for breakfast, snack time, or dessert
Salted Caramel Brownie Ice Cream Parfaits the ultimate ice cream dessert
Grapefruit Peach Popsicles with Maple + Thyme an amazing blend of flavors
No-Churn Red Wine, Strawberry, & Salted Dark Chocolate Ice Cream adults only!

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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Popsicles

5 from 10 reviews

Author: Sarah Bond (slightly adapted by Shannon Emery)
Total Time: 4 hours
Yield: about 2 cups, 8 (2-oz.) pops 1x
Diet: Gluten Free

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Almonds bring our cookie dough dreams to life in these chocolate chip cookie dough popsicles! Only minutes to make and using simple ingredients. The challenge is waiting for them to freeze before devouring! This recipe is posted with permission from For The Love of Popsicles cookbook.

Ingredients

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1 cup milk (or substitute dairy-free, I used almond milk)
½ cup finely ground almond flour
½ cup almond butter
2 tablespoons packed brown sugar (or substitute no-calorie sweetener)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
pinch of salt
¼ cup dark or milk chocolate chips

Instructions

Combine all ingredients except chocolate chips in a blender until evenly mixed.
Pour into popsicle molds, leaving a little space at the top for them to expand. Sprinkle in chocolate chips (you can add more or less, depending on how chocolatey you want your pops). *Be sure to read Sarah's pro tip in the notes below!
Insert popsicle sticks and freeze until hard (at least 4 hours).
Run the mold under warm water for a few seconds to loosen them up, then remove from the mold.

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Notes

Pro tip: Drop a few chocolate chips into your mold after you fill them with the almond mixture. If you notice they sink to the bottom, freeze the mixture first for an hour, then add the chips and insert the sticks, returning to the freezer until completely frozen.

Prep Time: 4 hours
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Category: Dessert
Method: Blend, Freeze
Cuisine: American

Keywords: popsicles, popsicles recipes, gluten-free recipes, summer recipes, frozen treats

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A single chocolate chip cookie dough popsicle with a big bite taken out of it sits on a marble plate with chocolate chips scattered nearby as if coming out of the popsicle.

My hands are high
My feet are low
And this is how I popsicle!
Her hands are high
Her feet are low
And this is how I popsicle!
Popsicle,
Pop-popsicle,
Popsicle,
Pop-popsicle...

Don't punch me.

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