“Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts” was posted on Reddit—Shower Thoughts on August 2, 2014. Both cookie dough and sushi are raw food dishes.
The saying has been printed on several images.
Reddit—Shower Thoughts
Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts.
submitted August 2, 2014 by is_annoying
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Because it’s raw? I’m trying to follow…
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Tyler Durden
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Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts.
11:07 PM - 2 Aug 2014
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Carly
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Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts
2:07 AM - 3 Aug 2014
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“Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts.”
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Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts.” These deep #foodie thoughts had us laughing out loud! Do you have a deep foodie thought to share?
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Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts.
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Weston Tsosie
@wtsosie8
Cookie dough is the sushi of desserts
9:05 PM - 5 Nov 2017
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