Cookie chocolate spread: melt chopped chocolate-chip cookies with dark chocolate, butter and milk into a paste, then blend silky smooth. A rich, spreadable treat with real cookie flavour in every layer.
Instructions
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Chop the cookies into small pieces on a cutting board. The cookies provide the base — color and deep chocolate flavor from one ingredient.
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Put the cookie pieces into a pan. Add the dark chocolate, butter, and milk. The cookies give the base, the chocolate brings richness, the butter adds body, and the milk brings it all together.
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Set the pan on medium-low heat. Let everything melt slowly and evenly. Stir occasionally so nothing sticks to the bottom. The chocolate melts, the cookies break down, and everything turns into one thick paste.
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Transfer the mixture to a blender and blend until silky smooth — under a minute. This takes it from chunky to spreadable.
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Pour into a jar. Spread on warm toast and enjoy — rich chocolate with real cookie flavor running through every layer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why blend it at the end?
Melting alone leaves it chunky; a quick blend turns the cookie-and-chocolate mixture into a smooth, spreadable paste in under a minute.
How long does it keep?
Store it in a sealed jar in the fridge for up to a week. It firms up cold, so let it sit briefly or warm it gently to make it spreadable again.
Can I use other cookies?
Yes — any chocolate or biscuit cookie works and changes the flavour (try Oreos or digestives). Adjust the milk to reach a spreadable consistency.