I was eating chocolate chip cookies at a party the other day and it occured to me that the cookie:chocolate ratio wasn't balanced the way I would prefer.

My ideal choc chip cookie would be at least 50% (dark) chocolate.

So I propose the cookie chip chocolate. It's a round piece of (dark) chocolate with chips of cookie embedded through it. It would be a great way to pick up chicks judging by the women huddled around the cookie box at the party.

Milk chocolate variants may be permitted but so called white chocolate is a crime against humanity and will not be allowed.

And yes, before you ask.. I haven't been getting enough sleep lately.
-- madradish, Dec 02 2003

Cadbury's Dairy Milk (with biscuit) http://www.cadbury..../cdmrange/range.htm
Not round. Not dark chocolate. But very nice. [Jinbish, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Dark Chocolate Cookie Bits http://blackforestc...&Category_Code=CCCC
"A delectable piece of chocolate cookie surrounded with luscious dark chocolate." [waugsqueke, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

white chocolate and babies are a better combination - stain wise that is
-- po, Dec 02 2003


Babies imbedded in white chocolate?! What an odd thought [po].
-- squeak, Dec 02 2003


there's always one! :) that was so predictable..
-- po, Dec 02 2003


White chocolate is an oxymoron... like the one who invented it.
-- UnaBubba, Dec 02 2003


try Leibniz Schoko Kekse by Bahlsen - dark chocolate and buscuit 1/2 - 1/2
-- iniwes, Dec 02 2003


I remember being at a party once and there was a "cake" made entirely out of melted chocolate chips. The thing was basically a giant chocolate chip 9 inches in diameter.
-- Rubi, Dec 02 2003


With all my heart, I miss P.B. Max. Bits of cookie on top of a blob of peanut butter (not fake peanut butter candy stuff) on top of a whole cookie, and the whole thing encased in chocolate. Ambrosia.
-- darksasami, Dec 02 2003


Don't try to eat a warm one.
-- RayfordSteele, Dec 02 2003


[+] Delicious idea, [madradish]
-- Letsbuildafort, Dec 02 2003


The tensile strength of those chocolate wafers is capable of lifting chicks that tend to judge women when huddled around a cookie box at a party? This is absolutely fascinating. May I be invited to the next party you hold? +
-- sartep, Dec 02 2003


I've seen "cookies and cream" candy bars which have chunks of cookie mixed through the chocolate. Not sure if it's dark chocolate though.
-- waugsqueke, Dec 02 2003


Yummy. But can the chocolate have swirls of cookie rather than cookie chips?
-- tchaikovsky, Dec 02 2003


Very good idea, now if you don't mind, I'm going to bake it. (c'mon you guys didn't get to that first? get your heads in the game!)
-- thelambs, Dec 02 2003


+ This would be very good, especially if it were coated in a thick layer of chocolate, and you served it with a bowl of melted-chocolate dip. I just don’t understand why it needs cookie chips in it.
-- AO, Dec 02 2003


I had a verrrry nice chocolate bar about 3 months ago that was similar to this: creamy chocolate, with cookie bits. I picked it up from a petrol station, I'm certain it was American; Hershey does ring a bell.
-- silverstormer, Dec 02 2003



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