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Cookie Dominos

Ingredients

1 pkg. (16.5 oz.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Sugar Cookie Bar Dough
1/4 cup all-purpose flour, divided
1/3 cup NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels

  

Directions

PREHEAT oven to 325° F.

CUT dough in half lengthwise; refrigerate one half. Sprinkle about 1 tablespoon flour onto work surface. Sprinkle additional flour over remaining dough half. Roll out dough to 1/4-inch thickness to form a 8 1/2 x 6-inch rectangle. Cut into 12 equal-size rectangles. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheet. Score each rectangle across middle with a knife. Gently press morsels, point side down, into dough to form domino numbers. Repeat with remaining dough.

BAKE for 10 to 13 minutes or until edges are golden brown. Cool on baking sheets for 2 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.

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Cookie Dominos

(5 stars based on 102 reviews)
Cookie Dominos make a clever treat for the game lover in your life. Wrap up a box of them tonight!
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Cookie Dominos

Ingredients:

1 pkg. (16.5 oz.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Sugar Cookie Bar Dough
1/4 cup all-purpose flour, divided
1/3 cup NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels

Directions:

PREHEAT oven to 325° F.

CUT dough in half lengthwise; refrigerate one half. Sprinkle about 1 tablespoon flour onto work surface. Sprinkle additional flour over remaining dough half. Roll out dough to 1/4-inch thickness to form a 8 1/2 x 6-inch rectangle. Cut into 12 equal-size rectangles. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheet. Score each rectangle across middle with a knife. Gently press morsels, point side down, into dough to form domino numbers. Repeat with remaining dough.

BAKE for 10 to 13 minutes or until edges are golden brown. Cool on baking sheets for 2 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.

Estimated Times:

Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Cooling Time: 2 minutes

Servings: 24

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  • Star(s)

    ADORABLE

    Renee Murphy from Rapid City, SD

    HOW ADORABLE I LOVE THESE COOKIES!

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    fine

    TIMIA Woodard from HAMDEN, CT

    i made these for a few of my friends that come by and play dominoes from time to time and it was a nice thing, it didn't go ignored like my regular chips and dip lol

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    Math Class for a Rainy Day

    PAT NELSON from SACRAMENTO, CA

    With the summer day rain we made domino cookies and the kids counted the number of chips we needed to make each domino. It was more fun doing substraction while eating them.

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    Game Night

    TAMMY EVANS from Fort Dodge, IA

    I made these for game night snacks and when everyone seen them it was decided to play a round of Dominos. Now we try to make pastries according to what we are playing.

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    Don't play with your food LOL

    Isabelle Glasser from Forest Hills, NY

    Such a cute idea my children don't want to eat them after playing with them. Once you start you can't stop eating them.

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos

    Ruth Minsk-Whitehead from OCALA, FL

    Fun to make with the kids. They loved them.

  • Star(s)

    Domino/Bunco Cookies

    dorothy denning from WHITTIER, CA

    I cut these cookies into squares, and made dice for my "Bunco Babes" group, when it was my turn to host. They were delicious, and the ladies were impressed with my creativity! Thanks for a good recipe!

  • Star(s)

    good Taste, good fun

    MARIE HUBLITZ from No. Arlington, NJ

    My husband, a retired baker, made these cookies for our monthly domino game night. What fun we had preparing them! Our friends appreciated our efforts. Thank you for the recipe.

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    What an applaude

    Michelle Erkel from CRANBERRY TWP, PA

    I made these for our game night the other night and i got such an applaude from the women that i felt so proud and it was so easy and fun....

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    cookie dominos

    ANN KAHLER from SHAWANO, WI

    This was so much fun, I baked a batch to give as a gift . The groom at a wedding had recently taught us to play dominos.He was so surprised to get edable dominos for a gift. Thanks for sharing the recipe.

  • Star(s)

    Yummy Domonoes

    Betty Carpenter from BROADWAY, VA

    I printed out this recipe, it looks so cute and easy. And tasty! It is one I am definitely going to use this week. Loved it.

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    Dominoes

    Liz Krupp from BUFFALO, NY

    My daughter and I had a great time making these. Not only did she have fun making them, but it also helped with her math. She has a difficult time remembering her math facts so we used the recipe and adding the choc. chips to work on her addition.

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    Great Fun

    LAURA HOWELL from North BRADDOCK, PA

    I made these for may sons 2nd grade Christmas party and the kids had a great time eating and playing.

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    Great for Bunco nights!

    Joan Leary from LONGWOOD, FL

    Cut these into squares and you have dice - a perfect treat for the bunco crowd!

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos

    Michael Doyle from FRISCO, TX

    This was an easy and fun cookie recipe. I used my own sugar cookie recipe but followed the other directions. My girls thought they were fun and could not wait to try them!

  • Star(s)

    How Cute!

    Anissa StClair from AURORA, IL

    What a great idea! Even the littlest bakers can have fun making these!!

  • Star(s)

    Easy

    TERESA ROBINSON from BARTOW, FL

    These are pretty cookies and look like they are easy to make. I will try them!

  • Star(s)

    cookie dominos

    vera wood from Lillian, TX

    These taste and look so good. I had made dominos out of brownies but this is even easier and lots cuter and who doesn't love cookies

  • Star(s)

    Super Fast & Easy

    Laura Maxwell from STILLWATER, OK

    I used this again for a class at work with my younger kids (7-10). They were so pleased with their work and so was I and the other staff. As I have stated many times before I work in a youth shelter for abused and neglected kids. I love teaching them cooking skills. I grew when, it was natural for girls to learn to cook (50's & 60's). Now today I get to teach young boys some skills, also. Today so many kids only know how to put something in a microwave. I love teaching them how to use the stove and make something even it is using packed cookie dough. Thanks for helping me feel useful to my kids.

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominoes

    Renee Hare from FRIENDSVILLE, PA

    My 6 year old loved making these for her Kindergarten teacher for Valentine's Day! They were easy for her to decorate along with a little help from her set of dominoes for dot location.

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    cookie dominos

    doris helsing from DECATUR, IL

    I have twin granddaughters that are 4 and this was fun and easy for them to make. They were very good at putting the right "numbers" in the cookies. We all liked the cookies and will make again.

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    Cookie Dominos

    dorothy Reader from LAS VEGAS, NV

    Kids love making games and eating these.

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    what a great idea

    joel tedder from FORT DODGE, IA

    and also a great way to get the kids involve in the baking as well.

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    Great card party treat

    ANGELA WARREN from MILWAUKEE, WI

    I hosted a card party for my card club. We are always trying to find new recipes to top one another. Well this Cookies Dominos won it for this month. Everyone was so tickle by the Cookie samed Dominos. They were quick and easy to make and everyone loves chocolate chip cookies so this was the hit of the evening.

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    Great for Teaching Numbers

    Deena Letlow from Bakersfield, CA

    My 4 year old niece loved these! I made a batch and as she selected ones to eat, she'd tell me the number of "dots" on each domino half and then for the total domino. It was great to find a way to intermix something educational with something she loves - cookies.

  • Star(s)

    my two favs!!!

    Margaret Lennon from Tyler, TX

    Domonios and chocolate chip cookies, I made them for my parents and they loved them and now I can't wait to make them when I get together with my sister-in-law's to play chicken foot!!! They will not be able to win because they will be to busy eating these great cookies. Thanks!

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos

    Marian Cattanach from NEKOOSA, WI

    I made these cookies with my grandson who loves to play dominoes. It was fun and easy. Perfect!

  • Star(s)

    Math Made Fun and Yummy!

    Wendy B from lafayette, la

    We made cookies like this when our son was in kindergarten. The kids liked the cookies-of course! The teacher liked being able to sneak a little math in to treat time!

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos

    NORMAN TELLER from GERMANTOWN, WI

    Thanks, made this for grand kids (3-5) had all kinds of fun counting.

  • Star(s)

    Domino Cookies

    Esther Wonderlich from MOUNT PLEASANT, IA

    Great idea! I also tried this recipe with colored chips and kids really liked the colored dominos.

  • Star(s)

    Snack for the Game!!!

    BETH HARLAN from DAPHNE, AL

    These are so cute! We regularly play Mexican dominoes with our friends and this was the PERFECT snack to share!!! Great idea...great to eat...and EASY!!!! Thanks!!!

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominoes

    PATRICE ACKERMAN from kent, WA

    This one was so easy and fun to make. It's great for getting the little ones involved with rolling the dough and counting out the number of morsels to put on each cookie and where.

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    granny's party

    Shanay Young from Los Angeles, CA

    The dominos where so easy to make. The kids loved them as well as my grandmother who is a great dominoe player. She thought that they were the cutest things that she ever seen. Since Ive made them for her, she has made them twice at her dominoe nights with her friends.

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    Domino Lover's Treat!

    MELISSA WONG from BRIGHTON, MA

    My friends are domino fanatics so I decided to make these for them when they were having game night. I made them a bit smaller (true to size) and used the mini-morsels---they ended up playing the first round with them and the winner got to keep the batch of cookies!

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    Learning to count

    Cathie Barrilleaux from BROOKHAVEN, MS

    My grandson and great-niece love to help make these. Once we play 'match the ends,' they "allow" the rest of the family eating privileges...IF we're lucky!

  • Star(s)

    THIS IS SO NEAT

    Bridgid Martin from VIDALIA, LA

    MY MOM AND SOME OF HER FRIENDS GET TOGETHER 4 TIMES A MONTH AND PLAY DOMINOES. THIS WAS SO GREAT TO MAKE. THEY LOVED THEM.

  • Star(s)

    Bunko Game Night

    deborah campolongo from NEW BRITAIN, PA

    I cut the cookies in half and made look like dice. I seved them at a Bunko Party night. The girls love them.

  • Star(s)

    Vegas Cookie Too

    Caryn Rich from Herndon, VA

    I cut the domino cookie in half and used it for our Vegas Night Party. They resembled sets of dice. Quick and easy and of course, yummy!

  • Star(s)

    Game Nite

    Maria Cavender from FRANKLIN, TN

    Once a month we have game night at our house. All the family comes over and plays board games, card games, etc. I made these cookies and "what a hit." The kids as well as adult thought they were so much fun and good, too!

  • Star(s)

    Tasty and fun

    Chris Ward from WHEELING, WV

    These make a tasty and fun way to eat cookies, we played dominoes and ate the winners,,,,,

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos (Dice)

    H Andersen from Waukesha, WI

    Love it. I changed the recipe so that I made one-sided dice. Perfect for the Bunco party that I held at my house.

  • Star(s)

    domino cookies

    anne bush from interlochen, MI

    this was a great way to intoduce my grandson to counting. i am not sure which was the most fun preparing them counting them or eating them

  • Star(s)

    Matching numbers

    Melissa Stacey from CLOVIS, CA

    My daughter is at the age where she oves to match everything. She is going to love these...

  • Star(s)

    cookie dominos

    Patricia Charles from LANSING, MI

    My grand kids love to play dominos. So on Saturday morning we make these cookies and after they cool, we wrap them in plastic wrap and play a few games of dominos. So when we are done playing we have a great snack to go with our hot cocoa, or our glass of milk.

  • Star(s)

    Make it a Cookie Gift

    Barbara Merkle from TAMPA, FL

    I made these for my good friend who always fixes my car. He plays Dominoes with his friends almost every night. He was so impressed and said they were the hit of the evening.

  • Star(s)

    Fun, quick & easy

    BARBARA VERGITH from PHOENIX, AZ

    My sisters-in-law alway play community train dominoes when we get together. I made these and they just added to the fun. Great idea and very easy to make. They taste good too.

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos

    JJ Powers from SUGAR LAND, TX

    Such a cute and cleaver idea to jazz up sugar cookies. This is great for teachers and parents teaching little ones how to add or count. The best part is eating these yummy cookies!

  • Star(s)

    Great to Share

    Marilyn A. Lewis from PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC

    These were brought to our monthly Domino Night at the Homeowners Club. That desert plate went home empty. I'm sure more will be made. Everybody loved them.

  • Star(s)

    Cookie Dominos

    Jane Evenson from MAPLE FALLS, WA

    The children and I had a great time making these.We thenwrapped them up as a surprise gift for Grandpa.The recipe is wonderful.

  • Star(s)

    Fantastic

    LAURA HOWELL from COLUMBIA, SC

    These were so easy to make and got rave reviews. Not only did everyone think they tasted great, but they thought they were too cute.


Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 1/24 of recipe

Servings Per Recipe: 24 cookies (2 dozen)

  • Calories: 35
  • Calories from Fat: 15
  • Total Fat: 1.5g (2% of DV)
  • Saturated Fat: .5g (3% of DV)
  • Cholesterol: 0mg (0% of DV)
  • Sodium: 15mg (1% of DV)
  • Carbohydrates: 6g (2% of DV)
  • Dietary Fiber: 0g (0% of DV)
  • Sugars: 3g
  • Protein: 0g
  • Vitamin A: 0% of DV
  • Vitamin C: 0% of DV
  • Calcium: 0% of DV
  • Iron: 0% of DV

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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