Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two

Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two

We’ve all been there. Your sweet tooth is taking over and there are no sweet treats to be found. You don’t want to make a big batch or a dozen cookies but you want…just a perfectly small batch of cookies.

If you happen to have the basic chocolate chip cookie ingredients on hand- brown sugar, butter, chocolate chips etc, you are all set to whip these up quickly. 

Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two

This recipe makes the perfect amount of cookies for just one or two people! It’s a great recipe that is simple and bakes up quickly. It yields 2 jumbo cookies, 4 large cookies or 6 smaller ones- the perfect to share or enjoy yourself!

Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two Ingredients

Ingredients needed for Chocolate Chip Cookies for Two:

  • Brown Sugar
  • All Purpose Flour
  • Baking Soda
  • Egg Yolk
  • Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
  • Unsalted Butter
  • Vanilla Extract
  • Sea Salt for sprinkling

Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two

Supplies needed for Small Batch Chocolate Chip Cookies:

  • Parchment Paper or Silicone Baking Mat
  • Cookie Sheet
  • Small Bowl
  • Rubber Spatula
  • Whisk or Electric mixer
  • Wire Rack for cooling

The Process:

In a medium sized bowl whisk together the melted butter, brown sugar, egg yolk and vanilla. Sprinkle the dry ingredients on top of the wet ingredients and slowly whisk everything together until smooth and no dry streaks.

Fold in the chocolate chips. Scoop 2-6 cookie dough balls depending on how many cookies you want and place them on a prepared baking sheet with at least 2 inches between. Bake, cool slightly, and enjoy a perfect cookie with crisp edges and a chewy center.

Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two- Dough

Next time try some of my other small batch recipes: Small Batch Peanut Butter Cookies, Chocolate Cupcakes for Two and Blueberry Crisp for Two!

How to store: If you are making just for one and want to save half the batch for the next day, let the cookies cool to room temperature and then store them in an airtight container. If you want to make the dough in advance it can last in the fridge for up to a week!

Can I add other mix-ins or sub the chocolate chips?

Definitely!

I have made these with butterscotch chips, white chocolate & macadamia nuts, caramel bits & pecans. All have been wonderful!

Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two

Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies for Two

Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies For Two

Yield: 2-6 cookies
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 20 minutes

A small batch cookie recipe perfect for 2!

Ingredients

  • ½ cup flour
  • ¼ teaspoon baking soda
  • ⅛ teaspoon salt
  • 3 tablespoons melted butter
  • ¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons brown sugar
  • 1 egg yolk
  • ½ tsp vanilla
  • ⅓ cup chocolate chips

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 325F.
  2. In a small bowl, whisk the butter and sugar together. Add the vanilla and yolk and whisk until smooth and creamy.
  3. Sprinkle the flour, baking soda and salt over the wet ingredients, and stir until just mixed. Fold in the chocolate chips.
  4. Scoop the dough into 2-6 portions depending on how many cookies you want. They will spread a lot- so leave at least 3-4 inches between each scoop of dough.
  5. Bake for 12-15 minutes. Do NOT overbake. They may look doughy on the inside- but they will continue to bake while they cool.
    Cool on the cookie sheet for 5 minutes then transfer to a wire rack.

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117 Comments

  1. Good for you for having moderation! That’s something I struggle with but am working on. I see cookie, i eat cookie. lol ;)When we first moved to Africa, baking was my therapy… aaaaand so was eating it. Needless to say, I gained 15 pounds! I’ve lost 7 though so far :)

    1. I’m so happy I ran across this recipe today. I’m always on the search for smaller portion recipes (for two!). I followed this recipe exactly and was very impressed with how well the dough came out. The cookies look perfect, and I’m sure they will be delicious a well (they are currently cooling). Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.

  2. Love this! I have no self-control so I’d be much better off making smaller batches!

    So sad I’m not going to Orlando this weekend, I’ll have to live vicariously through everyone’s Instagrams!

  3. Moderation is a struggle, but I try to live by it. I exercise a lot and I don’t want to completely lose my workout in one sitting generally! These cookies look fantastic, and I love that they’re big enough to share.

  4. Great recipe, is there a way to add a bit of walnut oil for a nutty taste because I love nuts in my cookies and hubby does not?

    1. Hey Rea- I’m not so sure about walnut oil- but if you try it let me know how it works! You could definitely just add nuts into half the batter though!

  5. All I have to say is it’s a good thing I don’t live that close to you because I would be over all the time and about 20 lbs heavier. :)

    And now I really want a cookie.

  6. Becca from cookie jar treats says:

    Oh these cookies look absolutely perfect! I know for a fact no one ever eats all the stuff I make, so I try to scale down recipes as much as I can. Usually it’s the egg that gets me because once you start dividing things by 3 it gets kind of hard, haha.

    Can’t wait to try these out :)

  7. LOL I get asked that all the time too! My skinny arms and legs are an illusion though, people miss the bellybutton-thigh region that’s proof of my lack of self control when it comes to baked goods. I could eat this whole batch in less than 10 minutes…definitely need to work on that!

  8. I like this version of a recipe much more than one that has low fat ingredients! And it’s perfect because then the recipe moderates me instead of me trying not to eat the whole batch! :)

  9. What a brilliant idea to only make enough dough for a few cookies. When people ask me why I’m not fat, I just have to say I was born that way. Exercising is for the birds.

  10. I get asked that question a lot also, although my solution is to exercise like a crazy person. :P I love that this batch of cookies only makes a few! Perfect for portion control.

  11. I get that question all the time too…it’s just funny to me now! And I LOVE these cookies! Have fun this weekend!

  12. Oh.my.god! Thank you so much for this recipe. I’m so often struggeling with halving or even quartering recipes.

    1. There’s a book ALL of you might be interested in … “Small Batch Baking” by Debby Maugens Nakos. I’ve been making goodies from it for several years. You can still find it on Amazon and can get a used copy really cheap, too.

      1. Thank you for that great suggestion!

  13. Baker Momma says:

    So fun baking these with you!!! Thanks for setting such a good example of moderation. I will try to learn from you!

  14. Audra, I LOVE desserts for two and my chocolate chip cookies must be chewy in the middle. Thank you for scaling down this recipe… it sounds perfect!

  15. These are such perfect looking cookies!! Love the downsized recipe, automatic portion control. And these cookies look dangerous so happy this recipe makes only a small portion. Yum!

  16. Haha, I guess a better question is how are the people around you not fat? Great idea, will definitely make this soon!

  17. Hi, I’m french, and i don’t know what means 3T melted butter. Well melted butter is butter? and what is the quantity of 3T.

    1. 3T = 3 tablespoons. Or about 45 milliliters.

      1. Yes that’s right! Thank you Mami for giving that info!

  18. Oh. My. God. These are the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever made, or eaten, ever. Bar none. I doubled the recipe and came out with eight cookies, each about 3″ in diameter. I also didn’t use salt, as my butter was already salted.

    Seriously. These are so wonderful. I don’t think I’ll ever use another cookie recipe again – I’ll just triple or quadruple this one.

    1. Thank you so much! :)

      If you want to make larger batches- look into my recipe titled “Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookies” it’s a little different because it uses an egg AND and yolk- but is a full 24 cookie batch! :)

  19. I made these last night for me and a couple girlfriends and we loved them. I used half semisweet milk chocolate chips and half white chocolate ones. They were so easy to make and you can easily double the recipe if you want more. I got 7 medium sized cookies with this recipe. I should’ve listened to you and take the cookies out after only 15 minutes while they still looked undone, but instead I turned off the oven and left them for another 5 minutes. They were still pretty good but they could’ve been more chewy and delicious. Definitely took note for the next time I make them.

    1. Thanks so much for letting me know how you liked them Samantha! :)

  20. Samantha C. says:

    I found this recipe a little over a month ago and since making these cookies three times, it has become my absolute favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe. I love how easy it is and how manageable cleanup is (that was the main reason I was looking for a scaled down recipe in the first place!). The first time I made them, I accidentally added an extra 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla. I wouldn’t how much of a difference it makes because I have made them that way on purpose ever since–they were just SO good that first time!

    I tried them once with butterscotch chips, but I think I must not be a butterscotch chip fan! I’m most likely going to make another batch tonight for a good friend because it’s his birthday! I’m thinking I will add Reese’s Pieces this time. And maybe some chocolate chips. Hehe.

    The first time I tried the recipe, I just baked two GIANT cookies. The other two times, I baked six, which I think is a perfect amount! Gah…they’re so good. THANK YOU! :)

    1. Thanks for the feedback Samantha! I’m so glad you liked them :)

  21. I just made these because I was craving something sweet and they turned out amazing! thank you times one billion

  22. I did this but somehow they didnt turn out like cookies at all, it had the floury inside of a biscuit or something like that. Is it because i put a small amount of dough? This is my second time trying and i dont know what im doin wrong.. I was so happy cuz i thought i had it right this time when i was mixing up the ingredients but the outcome was thr same… :,( i didnt have baking soda, but used the arm n hammers one, dont worry its a new box. N i used the smaller oven to bake my cookies, not the large one under the stove. It’d be nice if i get a reply thanks~

    1. Hey Leena,
      I’m not quite sure what happened here. I’ve made these several times and they always turn out perfectly. If you didn’t have baking soda- that could be the problem….you really have to follow the recipe exactly as written. Did you use the whole egg or just the yolk? That could contribute to a cakey texture too.

      1. I think it might have been the baking soda. Yeah i used just used the yolk part and i followed your instructions. I’ll try this again sometime, and i’ll let you know if anything changed. Thank you for replying! :)

  23. Stephanie says:

    Audra, you are my favorite person tonight! First the KitchenAid Mixer giveaway and now this cookie recipe! My sister and I are munching on the finished cookies right now – super yum :) Perfect for the two of us in college with limited space, money, time, and calories to spare.

    To anyone else making the recipe, believe her when she says not to cook more than 15 minutes! I cooked mine for 15 minutes, thought they looked super wet, but trusted the recipe and took them out. 10 minutes later they were the exact chewy consistency that I love while not being wet or mushy. I’ll just think of it as a cookie trust fall :-)

    1. This is my favorite comment of all time because…
      1. It’s so true!
      2. “cookie trust fall”

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  25. OMG these are the best cookies ever. They were so easy to make and I only got one small bowl and a spoon dirty. I made six cookies. One for each guest and an extra for me to taste ahead of time because i was very skeptacle. I have zero self control when it comes to homemade cookies so they better get here fast before i eat five more. So thankful not to have two dozen cookies staring me in the face. Thanks for this great recipe. Can’t wait to try some of your other recipes.

  26. I am currently thanking God for Pinterest…I just discovered your blog when this recipe popped up in my search for small batch chocolate chip cookies…and I think I have found a new favorite go-to food blog!

    I was a little worried when I mixed it all together and it seemed a little “gooey” but I had read the comments and was encouraged to see this as a “cookie trust fall”. Plus, since it was a small batch I figured if it didn’t work I wouldn’t be losing out on too much…

    But they are AMAZING!! Perfect crispy outside, perfect gooey {but still cooked} inside. I made six and they still seemed generous…I can’t imagine making only two, pure decadence!

    So thank you for saving me from my cookie craving and thank you for perfecting this sweet little recipe. I can’t wait to try some of your other recipes :)

  27. Great recipe! Tried it tonight and the cookies were delicious! I made them in the toaster oven. My husband and I thank you

  28. Could I include the egg whites too? Or what would happen if I do? Thanks! The cookies came out fantastic though!

    1. Hi Kati- yolks only for this recipe- otherwise the texture of the cookie will be all off!

  29. I can see by the rest of the comments that everyone seems to feel the same way as I do…Oh My Gosh! These are JUST what I was looking for! Tried them tonight and I am IN LOVE with this recipe! Thanks a BUNCH! : )

  30. Made these cookies tonight. This recipe is seriously top notch. I randomly found your website while craving cookies, but I only wanted to make a small batch. Moderation is really best when trying to live a healthy lifestyle. Just a quick background on me…if I make a batch of cookies, they will be gone quickly in my household. Did I mention it is just a family of 2? Me and my husband. Anyway. When I make a big batch I usually just bake about 6-8 cookies and freeze the rest of the dough. My self control, however , is non existent. So just knowing there is extra dough in the freezer never ends well. :/ So my search for small batch cookies has finally ended. I have attempted 5 (yep 5) different small batch recipes and they never turn out great. These cookies though. So spot on. So I am here to write a (probably grammatically incorrect) novella saying THANKS! I loved these so much that I will be looking through the rest of your website. I look forward to making some more deliciousness!

  31. Lori in NC says:

    These were wonderful. And great for portion control. Except, now I know I can make just a few chocolate chip cookies from scratch any time I want… That could be dangerous. I especially love that you use melted butter – just a minute in the microwave, instead of having to be patient while the butter softens. I used my favorite cookie scoop, and got seven cookies from the batch. Baked for 14 minutes – most people would have called them a tad underdone, but my husband thought they were perfect. Thanks for sharing!

  32. Tried these for the first time tonight, all I can say is OMG!!!! I used a small cookie scoop and it made 11 cookies. The perfect amount to share with my husband. This recipe is a keeper! Thank you for coming up with this

  33. Dear Audra, these cookies are amazing! I’ve made them twice now and they are so incredibly yummy!

    I’d love to see oatmeal raisin for two, and peanut butter cookies for two, too! Will keep an eye on your blog in hopes the mini-recipes continue :-)

  34. I followed the recipe to a T and while they were still so good they turned out more like a muffin than a cookie. They didn’t flatten for some reason. I will definitely be making this recipe again though and maybe next time I will figure out if I did something wrong! Thanks for sharing!

    1. Well i figured out what went wrong and I feel silly for even saying it but I put in the egg white instead of the yolk! Making these again tonight ( no judging, i’m pregnant!!) and I can’t wait to see how they turn out :) Maybe that’s what the other commenter did wrong…who knows!

      1. They turned out the same as the first time! Still so good though!!!

    2. I definitely would try again because these are not muffin-like at all. Did you use the whole egg or just the yolk? :)

      1. I used just the yolk. I don’t know where I went wrong haha but they still taste amazing so it doesn’t matter to me!!! Maybe one day I will get it right :)

  35. For the melted butter, do you measure the tablespoons before or after you melt the butter? For example, do I take 3T of butter and then melt it, or do I melt butter and then measure the 3T?

  36. You are absolutely correct, Audra. These chocolate chips are perfect! As of this writing, I’ve made these 3 times and the outcome is always yummy! Thank you for this recioe! :)

    1. *chocolate chip cookies*

  37. I just baked these…perfect portion for two prefect taste too! The best chocolate chip cookies I’ve made thus far and I’ve tried many recipes. This is brilliant idea for a smaller portion if you just want a quick easy delicious snack! Thanks for sharing!

  38. I made them exactly as directed and they turned out more cake like and did not spread. Tasted “okay”.

    1. I think I know where I made my mistake. Reading the recipe it says 3 tbs melted butter. I do believe the butter is to be measured BEFORE melting, not three tbs of melted butter. As in 3 tbs butter, melted

      1. Yes you sure measure 3 TB, then melt it…but cake-like texture seems like it could be an egg issue too. You just used the yolk?

  39. Elizabeth says:

    Hi! Needed a cookie so bad today ! Made your small batch recipe and it was absolutely delicious. I made 4 decent sized cookies and after putting them on the baking sheet I shoved an additional 2 pieces of bittersweet chocolate chips in each cookie! Thanks so much! I will be making this again and again!

  40. Hey just a heads up if you eat the whole recipe (like I did the first time :( ) it is 908 calories…I guess when she says for two she means for two lol.

  41. After having a craving for chocolate chip cookies and not wanting to make a whole batch or drag out the electric mixer, I went on a search to find the perfect small batch chocolate chip cookie recipe. I read soooo many of them but kept coming back to this one, it looked really promising, really quick and really easy. So I chose this one, and in no time, my craving was fulfilled! I under-baked them more than I should have and they fell apart when I tried to eat them after they had cooled slightly from the oven, but they were soooo good! And the couple leftover cookies stayed really soft the next day. Super happy with this recipe and will be making it again! Thank you! :)

  42. Hello! I love your website and make a few of your recipes OFTEN! I am just making this perfect portion cookie for the second time for my daughter and I. This time I switched out the 1/4c sugar for mashed banana and the butter with apple sauce (this change was out of necessity, ie, shortage of butter!).

    They are baking now and smell delicious!!
    Thanks for all your hard work and lovely recipes! You are definitely my “go-to” baking site :)

  43. This recipe is wonderful! By the far the best of the small batch cookie recipes I’ve tried. I usually sub in 2 tbsp white sugar and add a couple extra tbsp flour, and chill the dough for a bit before baking. I love using different mix ins too like oreos, twix, and peanut butter candies. Thanks so much!

  44. Hello I came across your site and I have to say these are the best chocolate chip cookies I’ve ever made! They usually came out too dry or doughy but these were perfect! Thank you.

  45. I just want to say that I’ve made this recipe many times. It’s a staple at this point with my boyfriend and I. I’ve made a few variations, changing up to the chips/extract but it always turns out great. The recipe is quick, delicious, and PERFECT for two. Thank you so much for sharing it.

  46. I really love this recipe. I’m a sophomore in college and finding the time to bake something great that doesn’t offer more than 3 servings has been difficult. I’ve baked this twice and it came out amazing; crunchy on the perimeter and chewy in the center. Thank you so much for posting this.

  47. I absolutely love these cookies! I cooked them for 14 mins and they are the best warm straight out of the oven. My recipe made 5 cookies

  48. So I found giro blog via looking at Sakura Bloom images on Instagram. So we both love baby wearing and cookies! Just made these and they are, by far, the BEST cookies I have ever made. I was able to make 6 cookies and it was perfect for me, my toddler, and my neighbor. Thanks again!

  49. Aini hussen says:

    Thank you for this recipe! Made this today and really love it <3

  50. Thanks for sharing this recipe. I really love your small batch and feel great with the amount of sugar in the recipe but I do have some problem about the look and outcome of the cookies.
    My cookies don’t have crack surface like yours. They are seem smooth at the surface. I searched for solution and still don’t know the exactly reasons. Something about melted butter? butter temperature? or oven temperature?
    Do you have any ideas? or comments?
    Thank you so much

    1. Hm my first thought would be eggs- did you just use yolk? What size eggs?

  51. These are great. perfect recipe and amount for 1-2 people . Thank you ! Thank you !

  52. Holy cow, I am eating one of these as we speak, what an innovation. They are so chewy, crackly on top, and have a great texture. And the small batch is adorable! Thank you for bringing these into my life!

  53. These are FABULOUS! Now that our youngest has grown & gone, it is just my husband & I at home. I have cooked & baked for 5 for YEARS & was in need of a scaled down cookie recipe. I’ve tried a couple others & came across this one. The oven was ready to go as I just pulled dinner out. With such a small amount of ingredients, I knew I could put it all together in no time.
    The cookies came out fluffy yet moist. LEAVE them ON the tray as mentioned, for 5 minutes to continue to bake. I imagine if I left them in the oven for a longer period of time, they would have surely burned. Leaving cookies on a hot tray outside the oven allows them to continue to cook at a more gentle pace. The time was perfect. The ingredients are perfect! Best small-batch cookies I’ve tried thus far & we thank you, sincerely!
    Note to those making these cookies for the 1st time: The dough may seem to be more than the chocolate chips can hold. Roll a dough ball in your hands & press it together. The dough may seem a bit dry. Do NOT add anything to it! Trust the recipe & make it as stated :)

  54. I made these with low expectations. I just wanted a recipe that would make a small batch. But these are the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever made!! Just the right amount of crunchiness and chewiness. Absolutely perfect! And so easy.

  55. I have made these cookies three different times and the results are the same. The “dough” is super liquidy and I end up with pancake cookies. I have followed the recipe to a T and can’t figure out what I am doing wrong. Every time the dough is just one notch above straight liquid. Any suggestions?!

    1. I’m so sorry- that is really weird! I’ve made these so many times. The only thing I can think of is that your egg is bigger than normal and creating extra liquid?

  56. This recipe has become my “go-to” cookie recipe. I love that it is super easy to make, little mess, no mixer needed. I make it for everything. I have tripled it, and even sextupled it. I add Maldon Sea Salt on top and people ask me for the recipe every time.

    Chocolate Chip cookies are my husband’s favorite and for 9 years I have failed miserably every time I tried. Thank you for this saving recipe!

  57. cakedeliveryin says:

    This recipe is Very good, easy and fast!! I tried it for my guest. They loved it very much. Cake was very awesome and very delicious. Thanks for sharing good cake recipe.

  58. I had a sweet tooth tonight after dinner, and limited ingredients to work with. I found this recipe and thought I’d give it a shot. The dough came out too dry and crumbly, so I added about a fourth of the egg white to add more moisture, and then a little more flour to balance it out. I baked them for 18 minutes. They turned out pretty well, and I enjoyed my warm cookie with a cold mug of milk. Thanks!

  59. The cookies didn’t have as much cracks as in the pictures but they tasted great! I wonder what I did wrong?

    1. I’ve been baking for many years and thought I had my perfect chocolate chip recipe until I stumbled upon these delicious chocolate chip cookies. So easy to make with such little ingredients and will satisfy a sweet tooth , guaranteed! This is definitely my go to recipe from now on. :) thankyou so much for sharing this recipe.
      Michelle

  60. Alison Richman says:

    Do you pack the brown sugar? I’ve noticed that recipes don’t always include this because it’s assumed. Just wondering.… thanks!

  61. I’ve been baking for many years and thought I had my perfect chocolate chip recipe until I stumbled upon these delicious chocolate chip cookies. So easy to make with such little ingredients and will satisfy a sweet tooth , guaranteed! This is definitely my go to recipe from now on. :) thankyou so much for sharing this recipe.
    Michelle

  62. I made these cookies and i absolutely loved them!! And I was wondering if you have a similar recipe that’ll make a larger quantity

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  65. I don’t know who you are but I’ve made several of your recipes now and they are all fabulous!!! Love the blueberry crisp for two, molasses cookies (my hubbys new fav) and this one too! My kids and I made the small portion, ate 4 of the 6 and had to make a second batch for daddy! Ha! How do you not weigh 300lbs?! Thanks for sharing! Please share other recipes like your dinner ideas!

    1. Aw thanks Andrea! I appreciate you stopping by! And I definitely have gained weight since starting the blog, but now I really only bake once a week and try to focus on cooking healthier dinners too! (I just don’t post those recipes as much)

  66. Hi! Thank you for this recipe! My first attempt to make cookies came out just how i would have wanted it to be, more crispy than chewy.

  67. Upma Tambulkar says:

    Hey Audra!
    Baked these last night. Managed 8 cookies from the batch and ate 5 altogether.
    Absolute delight to come across your blog.
    There were decadent and i couldn’t stop myself from gorging on these. The only reason i made 8 cookies was to control my portion size and well, that didn’t happen.
    I noticed my cookies didn’t spread as you said. They had risen more and were fudgy from inside, which i liked for sure.
    Can you say what could have happened? I followed the entire recipe word by word. Thanks and love!

  68. I used swerve and it was on the dry side. Needed an extra tbs or so of butter and it was still kind of crumbly so i added about a tablespoon of peanut butter. 1/3 c of chocolate chips was too many. 1/4 would be better.

    If i were to make again i would do 1/2c flour, 3-4 tbs of butter, and 1/4c chocolate chips. I will still use swerve brown sugar and probably still add the peanut butter because why not? This recipe made 6 cookies. Still in the oven

  69. Audra, this recipe has become my go-to: it’s simple, it dirties minimal dishes, and turns out amazingly! A bonus: when guests would come over, we’d have dinner and be chatting in the kitchen, and I’d whip up six cookies while talking. Non-bakers are really impressed that you can make a really good recipe so quickly, and I’ve pointed non-bakers and bakers to your website for it.

    Hopefully when the pandemic settles down and we’re able to socialize again, I’m able to continue to share these with friends. For now, I’m happy making them for me. :)

  70. It’s cool that this is a small portion, but the cookies were disgusting so I would not recommend.

  71. These are insanely delicious, and this recipe is now my chocolate chip cookie go-to. The taste and texture are glorious. I had a recipe I really liked, but even halved it made too many. I tried freezing cookie dough scoops but I don’t know, they’re just not the same when you bake them after they’ve been frozen. I also don’t especially care for chocolate chip cookies on day 2, and definitely not beyond that. Sooooo, all of that is to say, this recipe is perfect in every way! Try it, you won’t be disappointed!

  72. carolina A says:

    Just made these cookies. perfection! so yummy. I think your clear instructions helped me 1. NOT overmix and 2. NOT overbake. I need all that guidance haha!

  73. I just made this last night and it was great – best chocolate chip cookie I’ve ever made. And quick.

    I added chopped pecans and cooked for 15 minutes.

  74. Cookie Lover says:

    I know that it’s been almost 10 years, but I wanted to comment since I came across this website while going through some old emails. Around six years ago I was in middle school, and for a project in math class we had to work with a partner to cook some food from online, and show some math for preparing the recipes for bigger or smaller amounts of people. I guess it was basically to demonstrate fractions and scale factors, but me and my friend chose this exact website recipe for our food. And let me tell you, not only were these cookies the first things I cooked by myself, but they were the best cookies I have ever eaten to date! It’s been so many years that I’ve lost contact with that old friend, but I just wanted to say thank you so much for making this delicious recipe, and thank you for the memories. If you’re reading this, keep making great recipes!

    1. Wow I just saw this comment and I’m so sorry to have missed it. Thank you so much!

  75. Made these the other night for my girlfriend and I – they adored the extra sprinkled sea salt and these manage to hit the ideal chocolate chip to cookie dough ratio. At least to me. A recipe worth bookmarking for future use

  76. I’ve made this recipe multiple times and want to leave feedback in case anyone is on the fence. I love this recipe because it not only produces a small batch, but the cookies themselves are delicious! I always make 6 and top with flaky sea salt. I’ve tried swapping out 1.5 tbsp flour for 1.5 tbsp malted milk powder, which yields a bigger (more spread) and crispier cookie. I’ve also made it as written for a softer cookie with less spread. Both versions are super yummy. Thanks for this great recipe — definitely a keeper!

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