cookie dough fudge bark (the dreamy freezer treat you’ll always want on hand)
if you’re obsessed with anything cookie dough and anything fudge, this cookie dough fudge bark are about to become your new go-to dessert.
they have the best texture combo ever because they’re soft, sweet cookie dough on the bottom and a rich, ultra-smooth chocolate ganache on top.
the contrast is heavenly. you get that nostalgic cookie dough chew with a firm, fudgy layer that melts on your tongue.
it’s indulgent, but still light enough to enjoy anytime, and honestly just so satisfying.

taste + texture
the bottom cookie dough layer is sweet, soft, chewy, and loaded with mini chocolate chips.
the top is a rich, silky ganache that firms up into a perfect fudge layer in the freezer.
together, they create that classic cookie dough sweetness contrasted with deep, chocolatey richness.
the texture is exactly what you want in a freezer treat-dense, smooth, and satisfying with every single bite.
why i love unsweetened chocolate for the ganache
the cookie dough already has the sweetness from maple syrup and chocolate chips, so using unsweetened chocolate on top creates the perfect balance.
it keeps the fudge layer rich rather than overly sweet, and the contrast tastes so good.
it also naturally lowers the overall sugar and carb content without sacrificing flavor.
if you prefer a sweeter top layer, coconut-sugar–sweetened chocolate chips work too, they’ll just give you a more classic fudge sweetness.

how easy this dessert is to make
this is truly one of the easiest desserts you’ll ever put together.
everything is no-bake, and the base mixes in one bowl.
flatten the cookie dough into a parchment-lined pan, pour your quick ganache over the top, and freeze.
that’s it. no oven, no complicated steps, no fuss.
it’s the kind of dessert you can throw together before a movie night or keep in the freezer as a grab-and-go sweet treat.
perfect for movie night or freezer snacking
this bark is ideal for cozy nights in. set out a plate during your favorite show or bring a few to the couch right from the freezer.
they’re also amazing as a freezer dessert stash. whenever your sweet tooth hits, just grab a piece and enjoy.
they taste indulgent but not overly heavy, which makes them the perfect quick fix.
tips for spreading the ganache
as soon as the ganache comes together, pour it over the cookie dough layer right away.
ganache begins to firm up quickly, especially when using a lower liquid ratio for that fudgier texture.
use an offset spatula or the back of a spoon to spread it gently and evenly. if it starts to thicken too much before you’re done, you can microwave the bowl for 5–10 seconds to loosen it.

freezing + storage
place the pan in the freezer for about 1 hour to set.
if you want them firmer, freeze for 75–90 minutes. once set, lift out using the parchment and break into pieces.
store in the freezer for the best texture. they stay perfectly fudgy and stable.
you can enjoy them straight from the freezer or let them sit for a few minutes to soften. they also keep in the fridge for a softer bite.
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Easy No Bake Cookie Dough Fudge Bark
Recipe by MaryCourse: Bars, Desserts, No Bake10
servings15
minutes208
kcalmacros per serving (2 pieces)-break into about 20 pieces
using unsweetened chocolate chips
calories: ~208
protein: ~4.4 g
carbs: ~7.3 g
fiber: ~2.7 g
sugar: ~2.6 g
fat: ~17.8 g
Ingredients
cookie dough layer
1/2 cup runny peanut butter
1/8 cup (2 tbsp) maple syrup
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 cup gluten-free oat flour
1/3 cup mini chocolate chips
ganache layer
2 cups unsweetened or coconut-sugar-sweetened chocolate chips
1/3 cup full-fat coconut milk (shake can well before measuring)
Directions
- prep the base
line a small baking sheet, loaf pan, or 8×8 pan with parchment paper. - make the cookie dough layer
in a bowl, mix the peanut butter, maple syrup, vanilla extract, and oat flour until a thick cookie-dough texture forms. fold in the mini chocolate chips. press and flatten the mixture evenly into your lined pan. - make the ganache
add chocolate chips to a heat-safe bowl. warm the coconut milk in a small saucepan until just steaming (do not boil). pour the hot milk over the chocolate chips, let sit 2–3 minutes, then whisk until smooth and glossy. - assemble
pour the ganache over the cookie dough layer and spread evenly. - freeze
freeze for 1 hour for firm, sliceable fudge. if you want it very firm, freeze 75–90 minutes. - slice + store
lift out with parchment, cut into pieces, and store in the fridge (fudge-like) or freezer (firmer).


