It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for… the 10th of the month! Today we will be appealing to your naughtiest sweet tooth, because this month’s blog hop is all about CANDY: candy crafts, candy recipes, candy printables… candy, candy, candy! So, pull up a seat and get ready to have your cravings triggered by 10 original posts, provided by 10 delicious bloggers. Pin your heart out, my friends.
1. ‘Or so she says…‘ sharing White Chocolate Candy Corn Buckeyes
2. Lolly Jane sharing Witch’s Broom Candy Bag and Printable
3. Your Homebased Mom sharing Milky Way Bars
4. Eighteen 25 sharing Candy Collectors Halloween Printable
5. Landeelu sharing Reeses Pieces and Pretzel Popcorn
6. Little Miss Momma sharing Candy Covered Halloween Marshmallow Pops
7. Capturing Joy sharing Halloween Candy Porch Sign
8. Thirty Handmade Days sharing Halloween Candy Buttons and Printable
9. Simply Kierste sharing The Best Homemade Caramels
10. Six Sisters’ Stuff sharing Candy Corn Fudge
Today’s recipe is delicious and EASY!! And I mean easy with a capital EASY! Does it get any easier than two ingredients? Well, maybe one ingredient!
I first had these Milky Way bars over 20 years ago. We were having dinner at my husband’s bosses home and his wife served this treat for dessert. I remember going crazy over it. One of my top 3 favorite candy bars is Milky Ways. When she gave me the recipe I couldn’t believe it – only two ingredients. Milky Way candy bars and store bought chocolate chip cookie dough. You know the kind, the one that comes in the roll in the refrigerator section of the store!?
You will need two rolls of dough and 4 full size Milky Way bars or 12 of the fun size candy bars. Now later this month when your trick or treaters come home – be sure and pick out all the Milky Way bars so you can make this. Or then, you could just go to the store and buy a bag of those little candy bars and make it now!
I sliced up the cookie dough and laid it on the bottom of a 9 x 13 pan. I sliced it about an inch thick.
Pop it in the oven and bake for about 15 minutes at 350 degrees. While it’s baking chop up your candy bars.
After 15 minutes pull it out of the oven and sprinkle the chopped up candy over the top. Use your finger to gently poke the candy down into the dough. Remember the dough is hot!
And then return to the oven for about 15 more minutes.
Allow the bars to cool and then cut up into nice size pieces!
How easy is that!!??
Of course they taste wonderful when they are warm and ooey and gooey.
But they are also wonderful at room temperature – how can chocolate chip cookie dough and Milky Way bars not be wonderful anytime!?
For a few other candy themed recipes try these:
Enjoy!
Leigh Anne
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- 2 rolls of Pillsbury chocolate chip cookie dough in the roll
- 4 full size Milky Way Bars or 12 Fun Size
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Slice cookie dough into one inch pieces and lay on the bottom of a 9 x 13 pan.
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Bake at 350 for 15 minutes
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While dough is baking cut up candy into small pieces.
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Remove pan from oven and lay candy onto of hot dough. Use finger to push the candy into dough.
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Return to oven for 12-15 more minutes.
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Just pinned, those look amazing!!!
Oh yes…I’m all about candy in some treats. I love when all the holiday candies come out. I feel like I buy and hoard them in the pantry and then forget to get some for the trick-or-treaters! Love all of these creative ideas to do with the bags of candy I’m about to go buy!
I have started buy candy I don’t like to give to trick or treaters – that way I actually have some to handout. I don’t eat it all first.
What?! This sounds AMAZING. You’re making me really hungry!! I’m hosing a state art giveaway that you should enter! http://homecomingmn.blogspot.com/2013/10/state-art-giveaway-from-word-lust.html
Love how easy those are and they look amazing! Yum Yum Yum.
I look forward to this every month! Thanks for the ideas!
FYI…I clicked on every link… but the one to Kierste’s didn’t work.
These look amazing. Pinning and baking soon!
Thanks! It is one of my favorite posts every month – can’t wait to see what my friends come up with.
Hi, Kristen,
Just browsing my email and came across a recipe that I’d like to make. By any chance are you related to Steve, Kenny and Jana Duke. They originally came from Burbank, CA. I believe Joan Duke, their mom, lives with Steve. Just wondering because Duke isn’t a very common name. I belong to the LDS church, Burbank 3rd Ward. I’d like to hear from you, if possible.
Jackie Petri
Hi Jackie! Those names don’t sound familiar. My husbands family is from Northern California, his dad is Kent Duke. To my knowledge, they don’t have family in Burbank.
Wow. Easy and delicious? My kinda treat!
oh wow these look so delicious!!
I’m a huge milky way fan, too, and I’m all about simple! I will be pinning this for sure!
Enjoy them Kimberly!
Milky Ways are my favorite candy bar! I’m pinning, and thanks so much for sharing it at the Pinworthy Project Party!