A culinary preparation refers to formulations of uncooked components typically associated with baked confections, specifically designed for safe consumption without baking. These formulations modify traditional recipes to eliminate potentially harmful ingredients, such as raw eggs or untreated flour, making them suitable for direct ingestion.
The appeal of such preparations lies in the inherent desire to enjoy familiar dessert flavors in a convenient and immediate form. Historically, the consumption of raw batter was discouraged due to health concerns; however, recent culinary innovation has led to methods for treating ingredients to mitigate these risks. This allows for the experience of uncooked batter flavor profiles without the potential for illness.