How to Make Candy Bar Cookies:
I keep the basic ingredients in the freezer and pull them out when needed. If you are really in a hurry, don’t bother with the chocolate topping. These can easily be made gluten free by using gluten free cookie dough and candy. Here’s all you need to make them:
I usually use sugar cookie dough and Milky Way or Snickers Candy bars for the filling, but the beauty of these cookies is you can use whatever ingredients you want and come up with a different mixture each time. Want different combinations? Try Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough with Caramels or Peanut Butter Cookie Dough with Hershey’s Kisses. Let your imagination go wild!
Simply mix the cookie dough with the flour until it is blended. Roll the dough out flat on a greased surface. I usually use a piece of waxed paper sprayed with some cooking spray. If you don’t have (or can’t find) a rolling pin, use a glass coated with cooking spray. Use the glass to cut the cookies into circles.
Add a piece of the chopped candy bar to the center of each cookie. Roll each cookie into a ball and place on a baking sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 10 minutes. Remove from oven and allow to cool completely. Make chocolate icing by melting milk chocolate chips and cream together in the microwave. Spoon into the center of each cookie.
- 1 (16 ounce) package refrigerated sugar cookie mix
- 10 fun sized chocolate candy bars, chopped
- ½ cup (4 ounces) flour
- 1 cup (8 ounces) milk chocolate chips
- 2 tablespoons cream
- Mix cookie dough and flour until blended. Roll out onto a greased cookie sheet. Cut circles from the dough. Add a piece of chopped candy onto each piece of dough. Roll dough into a ball. Bake 10 minutes or until light brown. Allow to cool completely. Melt chocolate chips and cream together in a microwave safe bowl for 30 seconds. Stir. Melt for 30 seconds more if needed. Spoon onto tops of cookies.
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Such a quick recipe an dI love the idea of using candy bar in the cookies. I’m sure after easter we’ll be left with tons candy’s and this would be a perfect recipe to use them.
What a great recipe!! The possibilities are endless when it comes to candy bar choice and snuggled up inside of a sugar cookie? These look so easy to make, perfect for fun in the kitchen with kids too 🙂 Yes! Yes! Yes!
Those look really good. I haven’t seen anything like them before. They do look really tasty.
Yum! Those look absolutely amazing! I will definitely be trying this recipe. Thanks!
These are so sinful and easy to make. I will not be saving anything for my kids. This is a great recipe that will wow the guests of all ages 🙂
I’m thinking this recipe is sheer genius! What a great way to make up a tasty treat using some simple / common ingredients. I’ll be sharing this with the granddaughters – we can bake cookies together!
That’s such a cute idea! When I started reading the recipe, I thought they were going to be much more complicated. But, they’re not. Yay!
These turned out to be much easier than I expected! I love the look and sound of them. 😉
These look so good! What delicious cookies. I never would think to do cookie bar cookies this sounds pretty fantastic!
These look fantastic! i am sure I won’t be able to stop eating this! Yum!!
This such a great idea to incorporate cookies and candy bars together. Would be great for Easter and love how easy this is.
I totally love this idea! What a great snack for after school or even on the weekends. I’m going to try to recreate these for my kids!
Oh my goodness, these sound amazing! My husband would love them. Perfect for Easter and spring!
I could imagine my grandsons gobbling those up. It’s great that you keep the ingredients on hand — and I can’t believe how easy they are to make Great recipe.
There is something about melted chocolate that can throw my diet off completely. I LOVE how this looks. and so easy to make.
This is really yummy, it’s tempting and must try this coming weekend! I’m going to bookmarked your fantastic recipe!
Yummy, lovely and easy to make. Wonderful recipe to use all of that Easter candy!
I know I should watch my sugar intake but if I were offered these cookies, I’d devour a handful of them! They look so irresistible!
I know I am supposed to cut down on my sugar intake but if I were offered these cookies, I’d eat a handful of them. They look so irresistible!
I know I should cut down on my sugar intake but if I were offered these cookies, I’d devour a handful! They look so irresistible!
What a yummy surprise inside of these! How decadent and delicious!
That is surely a quick and easy recipe and perfect when some guests arrive unexpectedly. I think I ought to do what you do and keep the ingredients ready in the freezer so when the right time comes, there’s no need to spend extra time buying them all. 🙂
You had me sold with only 5 ingredients. I love simple recipes like this that offer a punch of delicious sweet flavor!
These look so good. I would have to give them as gifts to save my waist line.
I refuse to believe something so tasty looking is so easy to make! I know what I will be baking this weekend.
What a fun idea! And handy as Easter is coming up and there will definitely be leftover chocolate bars around!
Holy. Moly. I need to eat all these cookies. ALL. OF. THEM. They look amazing.
Who wouldn’t love a cookie and chocolate treat. You make it seem so easy I will try it next time I bake.
Yum, I would too use Snickers as they’re my favorite or a Mounds bar, that would be awesome too! Can’t wait to try these candy bar cookies. My kids would have so much fun stuffing their candy bars in there!
Those would be gone in minutes around my house. All of the males in my house would devour them.