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I have made these twice already in the past week… shared with others and they loved them as much as I do!! Thanks for sharing this recipe!! It’s a keeper.
Janelle
Me, six girls, and a bucket full of chocolate.
This was my math lesson today.
Actually, if I would have remembered the Fraction Pancakes fiasco, I would have skipped the lesson altogether and saved these chocolate bites of heaven for my personal kitchen alone. My brain hates that memory.
But I’m glad I didn’t remember, because today was fun.
I cannot keep my face more than one inch away from these dark, sweet, sticky, peanutty snickers cookies.
And there’s only one left.
Eating. Now.
{No Bake} Dark Chocolate Snickers Cookies
- Total Time: 20 minutes
- Yield: 18–24 1x
Description
These no-bake Snickers cookies are so easy to make! This is the most requested recipe that I get from the girls in my class. They love it!
Ingredients
- 1 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 1/4 cup dark cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup crunchy peanut butter
- 2 1/2 cups uncooked quick oats
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2–3 Snickers bars, chopped into small bite-sized pieces
Instructions
- Place oats and peanut butter in a large mixing bowl. Set aside.
- In a large saucepan, melt sugar, milk, butter, and dark cocoa powder, stirring constantly. Bring to a boil and let mixture boil for 1 1/2 minutes (start timing when the rolling boiling starts).
- Remove from heat and transfer to the oats bowl. Add vanilla and mix well. Add the Snickers last and stir until mixed in. If the mixture needs a little more to hold together, add about 1/4 cup more oats.
- Drop by spoonfuls onto waxed paper and shape with a round cookie cutter or the back of the spoon.
- Prep Time: 15 mins
- Cook Time: 5 mins
- Category: Dessert
- Cuisine: American
Keywords: no bake cookie recipe, snickers cookie, chocolate snickers cookie
Take that, hot Philippines weather. By the way, hows the weather back home?
You guys? Weekend = here.
I love your recipes so very much! I have a tendency to forget my recipes from time to time and if I have I know where to find it – Right Here!! Thank you for sharing your recipes with all of us and a very grateful grandma
Do you put the Dark Chocolate Snickers Cookies in the refrigerator to firm up after placing on the wax paper? How do you store them after they firm up.
Thanks.
Yep, they can go in the fridge!
I have made these twice already in the past week… shared with others and they loved them as much as I do!! Thanks for sharing this recipe!! It’s a keeper.
Wow! I admire you for keeping up with your blog and doing a great job with the organization you’re working with. I live in the Philippines too. Thank you for helping the orphanage.
Thanks Daryl! It’s fun to hear from people who also live in the Philippines!
These look so good! Quick question: The recipe says to add Vanilla and mix well, but the ingredients do not mention Vanilla. Can you tell me how much?
Thanks!
Woops! 1 teaspoon. Should be added now – thanks for the heads up!
These cookies look so very yummie and the smiles on the faces og these sweet girls are just wonderful!!!
Super yum. And I love the pics of the girls with them.
Those look delicious. Anything no-bake I am in.
Love to see those laughing faces in the pictures, looks like they had such a great time! And I’m sure these snickers cookies are just as great:)
We are experiencing hurricane warnings over here.. No biggie š
That snicker cookies sure looks drool-worthy!
That looks like the most incredible day with a mouth watering recipe!
If you find some time between all of your business, I’m tagging you for the inspirational blogger award!
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Ummm ,yeah. Those look pretty awesome. And I love that there is no actual hot oven involved!
Oh, yum! These look wonderful. I may just make these and bring them to book club meeting next week. A guaranteed hit for a group of ladies with a huge collective sweet tooth!
I love no bake cookies! But you’ve really stepped it up a notch here! Yummy!
Ohhhhh…these look so good. I have a ton of oats to use up so this is the best excuse now to make cookies. The weather here in WI is that wanna sit outside all day and enjoy š
Ha ha! The fraction pancakes were a life lesson! Six girls might be a bit easier to handle than 24 kids… Don’t forget G.H., for example.
Paul and I went to the fair today. The footlong hotdog smothered in onions was delicious. We also went to the St. Paul farmers market this morning… Tomorrow I make a giant batch of gazpacho with almost all market ingredients. Yum. Time to start eating consistently healthy for the new school year.
As school starts officially Monday, I really miss you…on lots of levels.
S
I remember that Gazpacho that you always make! Yum yum! Have a great start to the school year Sarah! š