Halloween Treat Swap Meet ~ Halloween Cookie Bars

I have a special treat for you today, no pun intended:) I got together with a bunch of bloggers to bring you a Halloween Treat Swap Meet! I am guesting over at Kim’s blog while she is here on mine giving you a tasty treat you can make for Halloween. All the links for the other bloggers in this fun swap meet are at the end of post. I hope you enjoy Kim’s post! It made my mouth water! 🙂

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Hey y’all. My name is Kim and let me just say I’m so happy to be Guest posting here at Crafty Meggy.

I <3 COOKIES! I don’t think I’ve ever met a cookie I didn’t like. Just some, (OK, A Lot) that I like better than others. 😉 Today I am sharing an “old” favorite with a twist. Toll House® Cookies. (Yes, the same ones your mama used to make for you.) Only today I’m making them all Hallo-Weenie by using NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Halloween Morsels and Reese’s Pieces®. Now that I think about it NESTLÉ® and HERSHEY® may balk at my using competitor ingredients in one recipe but they’ll get over it. Right? (I guess I’ve gone and got NESTLÉ® Chocolate in Reese’s® Peanut Butter and Reese’s® Peanut Butter in NESTLÉ® Chocolate. Oh My! 😀 )

Here’s How I Did It.

The Dry Ingredients — In a small bowl I mixed together the flour, baking soda and salt.

The Wet Ingredients — I put the butter (or margarine), sugars, vanilla and eggs in the bowl.

creamed wet ingredients — I creamed the butter, sugars, vanilla, and eggs together.

mix the wet and dry ingredients — I added the flour mixture into the wet ingredients and continued mixing to combine.

add in the candy — I added the Halloween morsels and the Reese’s pieces into the bowl and folded them in with a spatula.

spread into the pan — Then I spread the mixture into the prepared pan.

sprinkle with more morsels and candy — Then I sprinkled on the remaining morsels and pieces and placed the pan into the 350* oven for about 20 minutes.

The finished product — This is how they looked when they came out of the oven.

These cookie bars were Cowboy and Ham Boy approved! Who doesn’t love peanut butter and chocolate? I hope you’ll try these cookie bars soon and let me know how you enjoyed them.

SOURCE: You can find the recipe for Nestle Toll House Cookies Here

Here’s a Free Printable Recipe Card Just for You! Just click on the picture, it will open in another window and you can click and print or save to your computer.

Below the collage are links to all of the posts that participated in our Blog Swap Meet: Halloween Party Treats!

Stop by and visit them all!

Food Storage Moms posted on Dizzy Busy and Hungry

Dizzy Busy and Hungry posted on Food Storage Moms

Craft Dictator posted on If You Can Read You Can Cook

If You Can Read You Can Cook posted on Craft Dictator

Confections + Coffee posted on Honesty’s Protegee

Honesty’s Protegee posted on Confections + Coffee

Soda Pop Avenue posted on Cynfully Wonderful

Cynfully Wonderful posted on Soda Pop Avenue

Cooking the Recipe posted on Creative Southern Home

Creative Southern Home posted on Cooking the Recipe

Mammy2Grammy posted on Crafty Meggy

Crafty Meggy posted on Mammy2Grammy

2 thoughts on “Halloween Treat Swap Meet ~ Halloween Cookie Bars”

Cyndi

October 28, 2013 at 8:04 pm Reply

So much easier to do these in bar form. They look great. Thanks for being a part of the swap!
Kristin @ Dizzy Busy and Hungry!

October 29, 2013 at 10:35 am Reply

Yum! I love this Hallo-weenie twist to a classic favorite recipe! I am so glad you could participate in our Blog Swap Meet! I am heading over to check out your recipe as well!

Crafty Meggy

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Halloween Treat Swap Meet ~ Halloween Cookie Bars

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