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Nutella stuffed cookie dough truffles

Prep Time20 minutes
Chill Time30 minutes
Total Time50 minutes

Ingredients

  • All-purpose flour – Heat-treated because raw flour is a no-go. Safety first.
  • Unsalted butter – Softened not melted. We want creamy, not greasy.
  • Brown sugar – Adds that classic cookie dough flavor.
  • Granulated sugar – Just enough for balance.
  • Milk – Helps bring everything together.
  • Vanilla extract – Non-negotiable. Cookie dough needs vanilla.
  • Salt – A tiny amount makes everything better.
  • Mini chocolate chips – Because big chips ruin the truffle vibe.
  • Nutella – The star of the show. Don’t skimp.
  • Melting chocolate or chocolate chips – For coating. Dark or milk both work.
  • Bold tip: Chill your Nutella scoops before assembling. Less mess more sanity.

Instructions

  • Heat-treat the flour
  • Spread your flour on a baking sheet and bake it briefly, or microwave it in short bursts. This step matters—don’t skip it. Let it cool completely before using, or you’ll melt the butter and cry a little.
  • Make the cookie dough base
  • In a bowl, mix the softened butter, brown sugar, and granulated sugar until smooth. Add milk, vanilla, and salt, then stir in the cooled flour. The dough should feel soft but not sticky.
  • Add the chocolate chips
  • Fold in the mini chocolate chips gently. Try not to overmix. Also try not to eat half the dough at this stage. I said try.
  • Prep the Nutella centers
  • Scoop small dollops of Nutella onto a lined tray and chill them until firm. This makes stuffing the truffles way easier and far less messy.
  • Assemble the truffles
  • Scoop some cookie dough, flatten it slightly, place a Nutella scoop in the center, and roll it into a ball. Seal it completely. No Nutella leaks allowed.
  • Chill again
  • Place the rolled balls in the fridge or freezer until firm. This step helps them hold their shape during dipping.
  • Dip in chocolate
  • Melt your chocolate, then dip each truffle until fully coated. Let the excess drip off and place them back on parchment.
  • Set and enjoy
  • Let the chocolate harden at room temp or chill them again. Congratulations—you just made dangerously good truffles.