Warm Snickerdoodle Pudding

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 This is a great recipe for when you have a cold-sensitive cavity and your root canal appointment isn’t for another 5 days but you’re really craving something sweet & cinnamon-y and you don’t wanna spend a bunch of time gnawing on a bun.

…I imagine.

Ingredients
Serves one fun-lovin’ single lady, suitable for vegetarians

  • 2 blobs Pillsbury Sugar Cookie Dough (NOTE: I wouldn’t usually force a brand name on you, but this stuff is heat-treated so you can eat it raw)
  • Ground cinnamon

Steps

1. Put two blobs of cookie dough in a small microwave-safe bowl


2. Dump cinnamon on there until you can’t see the dough anymore


3. Nuke your cinnamon blobs for 10-15 seconds

The top of my microwave fell off with a catastrophically loud BANG a few months ago so the Maintenance Guy came and - I shit you not - taped it back on. It fell off again (on my head) a short time later and I’m not bothering to call him again.

4. Stir until blended


5. Enjoy!

6. Go back to idly wondering how you even got such a nasty cavity in the first place. IT IS A MYSTERY!

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