Edible Vanilla Cookie Dough Bracelet

 by wold630
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In the summer when our parents were at work and my sister and I were trusted to be at home by ourselves we often found ourselves bored. After our daily routine of waking up just in time for Days of Our Lives and General Hospital, talking on the phone, going outside to sunbathe and then more TV we decided things were getting old and we needed a new and fun activity. Well, we came up with the most intelligent thing, of course, which consisted of making batches of egg-less cookie dough and eating it spoonful by spoonful while watching The Price is Right! That's right! Come on down, you're gonna be the next kid with diabetes!!!!!

Well, that's not really funny and luckily neither one of us ended up with high blood sugar but I do still find it hard to keep my fingers out of the bowl of cookie dough!

With this delightful memory in my head I thought it would be fun to make a cookie dough dessert - an adult excuse to eat more than a few licks of cookie dough. You can wear the edible bracelet until you are just too tempted and have to eat it or until it gets soft and you are forced to eat it! Either way you are going to enjoy it!
 
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Step 1: Bracelet Form

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To make a cookie dough bracelet you will need the cookie dough recipe (in step 2), a large tootsie roll (or some other complimentary taffy like candy), food coloring and a pattern in mind, waxed paper and a rolling pin.

Using a rolling pin roll out a large piece of tootsie roll on waxed paper. Shape it to desired width and length. I held it around the widest part of my hand to make sure it would fit over my hand once it was complete.

Secure/pinch ends together and refrigerate.
TheCraftyperson says: Jul 12, 2012. 10:00 AM
This is so cool!
wold630 (author) in reply to TheCraftypersonJul 12, 2012. 10:20 AM
Thank you!
Penolopy Bulnick says: Jul 11, 2012. 2:47 PM
When I first saw the main picture, I thought, "Okay, this looks nice." But then I read and saw you used a tootsie roll (and not leather like I assumed) and it just blew me away! All edible bracelet! There should be more jewelry like this, though it wouldn't last long on me :D
wold630 (author) in reply to Penolopy BulnickJul 11, 2012. 4:00 PM
I'm glad you read through it! There are probably more people who think it is leather too. Tootsie roll and cookie dough are a tasty combo!
Treasure Tabby says: Jun 24, 2012. 2:13 PM
Ooo that is sooooo neat. Very clever idea and wonderful for a little girls party too. :)
wold630 (author) in reply to Treasure TabbyJun 24, 2012. 2:58 PM
It would be a great idea for a little girl party. They could make their own cookie dough patterns and get a picture wearing them and then devour their custom fashions!!
rrkrose says: Jun 22, 2012. 10:27 PM
Really great idea! My sister loves this and is demanding that I make one for her this week!
wold630 (author) in reply to rrkroseJun 24, 2012. 5:38 AM
It's a fun project. They get soft relatively fast so you get to eat it up quickly!
rrkrose in reply to wold630Jun 24, 2012. 12:40 PM
Ok thanks! I am sure once I give it to my sister it will be gone in less than 5 minutes. LOL.
lmnopeas says: Jun 22, 2012. 9:33 PM
Really cool! I love the pattern!
wold630 (author) in reply to lmnopeasJun 24, 2012. 5:34 AM
Thank you!
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