"How could Outback mess up a salted caramel cookie with white chocolate, toffee, and pretzels, served in a hot skillet with vanilla ice cream? No amount of toppings can disguise a bad foundation, and the cookie is greasy and flavorless, even with all those add-ins in the mix. This dessert is also a lot smaller than it looks in pictures,"
"The Salted Caramel Cookie Skillet has very mixed reviews online. Some Outback customers are big fans of the dessert, but others have been quite disappointed. One reviewer on Yelp said their cookie was served at room temperature instead of hot as advertised, and it was also too dry and salty. A YouTube content creator said that cookies from Subway are better than this Outback treat. Those are some harsh words, considering that the worst fast food cookies come from the popular sandwich chain."
"There's yet another point against ordering the Salted Caramel Cookie Skillet: You can recreate this Outback Steakhouse dessert in under an hour. The quality of the dish clearly varies from location to location, and by going DIY, you can make sure that it's generously sized, full of flavor instead of grease, and served piping hot. You can also have fun customizing your dessert with add-ins like chocolate chips and marshmallows."
Outback's Salted Caramel Cookie Skillet combines salted caramel, white chocolate, toffee, pretzels, and vanilla ice cream in a skillet presentation. The cookie often arrives greasy, flavorless, and smaller than pictured, reducing shareability and satisfaction. Customer reviews are highly mixed, with reports of cookies served at room temperature, overly dry or salty, and unfavorable comparisons to chain cookies. Quality appears inconsistent across locations. The dessert can be replicated at home in under an hour, allowing for larger portions, better texture, hotter service, and customizable add-ins like chocolate chips and marshmallows. Top with vanilla ice cream to complete the skillet dessert experience.
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