Hershey's Chocolate Spread Cookies
Hey there! I'm back with an ACTUAL recipe! This one is super easy to do, and only requires a whopping four ingredients! This is inspired by my participation in an old platform in exchange for my opinion. This time they sent me Hershey's Chocolate Spread in the chocolate hazelnut flavor last month. I'm pretty certain that you can use any other chocolate-y spread to make these Chocolate Spread Cookies.
I couldn't figure out what to do with it, other than put it on toast for the kids - a special treat and something that we have done with another chocolate hazelnut spread. However, in my quest to do a little more with what I have, I started searching around the net for things to do with spreads other than spread copious amounts on toast.
Enter these cookies.
Chocolate Spread Cookies
These are perfect for an afternoon group cookie baking marathon.
1 cup of flour
⅓ cup of sugar
½ cup of Hershey's Chocolate Spread
2 eggs
Mix until all of the ingredients are combined. It's going to be pretty thick. Almost like a paste, but not as creamy as icing/frosting.
After that, you spoon it onto a greased baking sheet, or in my case, a baking sheet lined with parchment paper because you are too anxious to attempt another step in anticipation of taking photos and showing your kids that you indeed bake from scratch AND before 11 o'clock at night. These are going into a 350-degree oven for 10 minutes, and you're done. This made enough for an afternoon snack for three very impatient littles.
Apparently, taking photos of cookies is frowned upon in this establishment.
Highly.
I got thirteen non-scientifically measured cookies from this recipe. Ask me if any of them are left after writing this blog post.
They aren't too sweet, and they aren't crunchy. It's good enough for me to give my kids a snack that isn't running over in sugar, and still has a touch of chocolate.
I can see myself making these again. Maybe with some add-ins like pecans, or something. We'll see.
Until then - make it a fantastic day!
Hershey's Chocolate Spread Cookies
A chewy chocolate-hazelnut cookie that takes less than 15 minutes to pull together. The result is a treat that isn't big on sugar or too bulky. Can be used with any spread type of nut butter.
Ingredients
- 1 cup of flour
- ⅓ cup of sugar
- ½ cup of Chocolate Spread
- 2 eggs
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 350
- Mix until all of the ingredients are combined. It's going to be pretty thick. Almost like a paste, but not as creamy as icing/frosting.
- Spoon 1 tablespoon portions onto a greased baking sheet at equal intervals.
- Bake for 10 minutes
- Let cool and then enjoy
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Whitney A. Pointe - here's the recipe. The kidlets loved them, so I count it a win!
These look amazing! And so easy to make. Definitely going to give them a try!
Thank you Brandi! Totally easy to make and you're not slaving away over it for hours. I love any project that the kids love to eat, and that takes less than thirty minutes.
How did I miss these? omg, yum. Totally pinning. 😉
Yay for pins! Tell me how you like them My family is mixed on them.
Wow - that looks delicious!! I'm Joanne from our SITS tribe! It's nice to meet you. 🙂
Hi Joanne! Thanks for coming through!
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Wow these cookies look amazing and easy to make! I will keep this recipe in mind the next time I pick up some Hershey spread!!
I was also a member of the Crowdtap The Spread Possibilities Crowd Social Sampling. I received the same email saying
Your report has been scored approved by the moderator. I hope this helps!! Maybe you will get a few extra points for doing a blog post!! Thank you
Hi Tiffany,
Thank you for coming through! I'm usually not all up in arms about things like that, but I kind of feel weird about the scoring. LOL! C'est la vie though, right? The cookies were really simple with just enough sweet to satisfy my children. I love the hazelnut flavor, and I think that I'm going to try them in the middle of crescent rolls today. We'll see. Stay connected though, I tend to try to do things with my Crowdtap gifts every now and again. Have a GREAT day!
Making these right now! I doubled the recipe and added some vanilla. Hope they come out as good as your pictures make them look! 🙂