Stop everything, and kneel at the alter of this edible cookie dough van, manned by a celebrity chef
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Put a pin in that iso diet because Australia's Punk Princess of Pastry Anna Polyviou is making her way across Sydney in a cookie dough dessert van, bringing Anna-fied sweeties to good boys and girls on June 4.
The Family Food Fight host has teamed up with chicken chain Chargrill Charlie's to create a number of doughy limited-edition treats, which she'll be flogging personally, as she makes her way through the Chargrill Charlie's Sydney store roadmap, from the east to the north, in a gloriously pink-hued truck.
Cookie dough fans based around Sydney can listen out for Charlie's tunes, for the chance to buy some of the limited-edition goodies, which include three soft serves whipped fresh in the van, and spiked with chunks of edible cookie dough. ~Swoon~
The fun initiative follows last month's successful 'Local Flavours' collaboration, which saw Polyviou create decadent 600g Triple Choc cookie dough tubs for purchase across the chain's Sydney and Melbourne stores. The dough — about two tonnes of the stuff — sold out within days.
Chargrill Charlie's
Amongst the dessert van offerings are two brand new soft serve flavours, Brownie Beats and Fairy Bread Confetti, as well as an ice-cream spin-off on the OG dough flavour, Triple Choc Blast, all available for $5. There will also be larger takeaway tubs of all the dough flavours available for purchase for $15.
For those who miss the van, select Chargrill Charlie's stores will also be selling tubs of the raw dough for $15, and cookie dough thickshakes for $6.90.
"We were overwhelmed with the response to our OG cookie dough and are excited to launch these new flavours in an entirely fun and surprising way this week," Anna Polyviou said in a statement.
"It's been a true pleasure to partner with Chargrill Charlie's, embracing our shared community values and creating jobs for suppliers and my team during this time."
Bless you, Anna Polyviou.
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