When and where are the cookie dough sheets available?

Hi Grammie0318:

I just talked to Customer Service!

This product has been discontinued. These were discontinued in 2008 & 2009.
I would recommend that you buy the Create n Bake cookie (dough in the tubes) and roll it out and then make cut out cookies that way.

Here are some helpful tips if you use the Create n Bake Cookie:

·       Chill dough thoroughly.

·       Cut dough in half; refrigerate, one half while you work with the other half.

·       Heat oven to 350° F.

·       Generously sprinkle about 1/4 cup flour onto work surface.

·       Remove cookie dough from wrapper; coat sides of dough with flour.

·       Roll out dough to 1/8‑inch thickness using additional flour to prevent sticking.

·       Cut rolled dough into desired shapes, with cookie cutters dipped in flour

·       Leave little space between shapes when cutting them out.

·       Gently remove excess flour from cookies

·       Carefully remove any excess dough from around cookies. Shape this dough into a ball, chill and reroll

·       With pancake turner or spatula, gently lift cut out cookies; place 2 inches apart on cool, ungreased cookie sheets.

·       Leave cookies plain for decorating later or sprinkle with colored decorator sugar or candy sprinkles.

·       Bake at 350° F. for 7 to 9 minutes or until edges are light golden brown

·       Cool completely, then decorate as desired

Sincerely, Catherine

It is sad that this product was discontinued.

I tried using the dough in the tube and it is awful - regardless of the sugestions for how to use it. It rises too much when baked, the cookies are too soft, they can't be decorated very easily, etc.

The sheet cookie dough for cut-out is the only pillsbury dough I will use, and since it is no longer available I won't be using pillsbury products to make my holiday cookies. That's a shame.

Toll House offers cookie dough sheets, but the shapes are pre-cut and substandard by comparison.

Good luck in your quest for cookie dough. Perhaps the marketing management at Pillsbury should re-examine this bad decision.