Monday, June 6, 2011

Chewy No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookie Treats.

Chocolate chip cookies and puffy marshmallows. That's what I'm asking you to put in your face today. 
These over-the-top no-bake cookie bars are perfect for those sweltering, lazy summer days when the thought of turning on your oven makes you want to cry, but you needchocolatenoworelse... and they couldn't be any easier to make. 
Melt marshmallows. Crush cookies. Stir. Dump in pan. 
Simple. Fast. Delicious.

Three ingredients, three minutes, and nothing but swirls of puffy, melted marshmallows and crumbled chocolate chip cookies. And it's every bit as rich and over-the-top as it sounds.

Like... a chewy, cookie Rice Krispie treat, studded with mini chocolate chips instead of crispy cereal.
Or a cookie-flavored marshmallow.

Or a cookie s'more!

... I'm pretty much in love with these.
Look at those cookie crumbles. Dreamy.

These were inspired by Jenny from Picky Palate's no-bake cookies & cream and Nutter Butter cookie bars and are hands-down one of the best things I have ever made, with only one problem: I literally cannot stop eating them. Yeah. That happened.

Chewy No-Bake Chocolate Chip Cookie Treats

Printable Recipe

One 16-ounce package of crispy chocolate chip cookies (the bars won't stay together if you use soft, chewy cookies
5 cups (1 bag) of large marshmallows
4 tablespoons of butter

Place chocolate chip cookies in food processor (or smash in a large Ziplock bag with a rolling pin) and pulse until crumbly, but not ground.
Melt marshmallows and butter in a microwave-safe bowl until puffy, about 1 1/2 to 2 minutes. Remove and pour in ground cookies.
Quickly stir to combine, then transfer to a 8x8-inch baking dish lined with foil.
Allow to set for 10-15 minutes. Remove bars out of pan by the foil edges. Cut, serve, and enjoy!

Source: Adapted from Picky Palate.

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Sounds delicous!! I'll have a try a vegan version of this one :)

Cheers,
SL
NO NO NO, I can't know how to make this....*averts eyes*
Yum, looks awesome!
Those look AMAZING!
No bake? Chewy? Perfect! I do have days where I need chocolate or else, and don't want to turn on the oven ALL the time (although I am the girl with the oven on in the middle of August).
how easy are these?! can't wait to try!
So simple but it looks extra delicious!!! Have to make this for sure.
Awesome! I love no-bake recipes. Especially since it's supposed to be near 100 degrees today!
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Annabellina · 721 weeks ago

These look amazing!!!! I'm planning on making them for my office tomorrow! Would this work best with a "crunchy" or "chewy" packaged chocolate chip cookie? I would like to use chewy...but i'm worried the crumb would almost be too moist? Thanks!!!!
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I used a crunchy chocolate chip cookie. I wasn't sure if a soft chocolate chip cookie mixed with the marshmallows would actually harden up into bars. Let me know if you try it though!
What a great recipe for FUN with my grand daughters!!!!
I love this recipe idea. Chocolate chip cookies and marshmallows would be awesome! I have a sweet treat linky party going on at my blog and I'd love it if you'd come by and link your treats up. http://sweet-as-sugar-cookies.blogspot.com/2011/0...
Made these this morning and they were fantastic..it reminded my husband and I of a Charleston Chew Bar! Thanks for the recipe :)
I made these today and did not have much luck. I think maybe my marshmallows were too hot because the cookies went to mush! Still waiting for them to cool to see how they are... I hope they still taste good! I even used crunchy cookies!
oh my word. goodness gracious! I just made these today after discovering your site for the first time a few days ago on Pinterest. Your recipes are AWESOME! and this tastes fantastic!
well...fail for me. I should have read the comments because I used chewy cookies and it turned into one big gooey (but still yummy!) mess. Will try again soon :)
My family loves this! I tried to add a holiday twist and used peppermint marshmallows. FAIL - they tasted OK, but not as wonderful as the original recipe. Thanks for your great blog!
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Dougalsgirl · 682 weeks ago

O. M. G. I just made these.... They are awesome... For folks in the uk, 500g of cookies and 2 bags of pink and white marshmallows does the trick!!
I just made them, they look like some kind of meaty substance, feel like soft rubber and taste like marshmallow chocolate cookies. AND I LOVE THEM. They're so easy to make and just delicious! I think the mistake I made was to crush the cookies to much, next time I'll leave em a bit bigger.
I was wondering what your thoughts were on freezing these…I have a ton of desserts to make for Monday, but will be out of town until Sunday night (ya, great planning on my part). I really want to make them, but would prefer to make them this week and freeze them over the weekend. However, they’re not as simply as cookies and I’ve never frozen and defrosted brownies or pretzel crusts….

Thanks and regardless, these WILL be made in the very near future!
Emily
Would it work to use mini marshmallows?
Wait. It looks good..... But If u already have cookies then why do u have to go through all of this to get them into cookie form. Why don't u just eat the cookies and not crush them into a crumbly marshmallowy mess? Like I said It looks good. I just don't get the idea behind it.
How long can it be stocked? Uhm maybe, in a refrigerator. :)
I'm planning to prepare it in the morning and will serve such in the evening and for the days after, what should I do? refrigerate them or just put them in a container. :)

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