Fiddle diddles recipe

One of my “fall back” recipes for cookies are always macaroons. They’re quick, easy, no-bake, and really, who doesn’t love macaroons? The recipe I use comes from the “Company’s Coming – Kids Cooking” cookbook that my grandparents bought for me when I was 10. I could go look for a new “grown up” version, but why mess with a good thing? Fiddle Diddles (aka Macaroons) Author: The Gourmet Housewife Ingredients 1/2 cup butter or hard margarine 2 cups white sugar 1/2 cup milk 6 tbsp unsweetened…

Fiddle Diddles are no-bake cookies that are always a hit! Oats and coconut combine in these buttery sweet treats.

A no-bake cookie that's easy to love.

A no-bake cookie that's easy to love.

No-bake cookie. Chocolate and oats. Nuts optional. *I haven't tried these with the coconut and walnuts, it is excellent without! Also try half cocoa half peanut butter. I made some with 2/3 cocoa and 1/3 peanut butter and they were so good.

Fiddle diddles are no-bake cookies that are quick and easy to whip. Packed full of oatmeal, coconut and chocolaty goodness. The recipe is both gluten free and vegan. They’re a great addition to any cookie tray!

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Indulge in easy-to-make, delicious Dandy-Do Cookies! Perfect for quick snacks or holiday treats. Try this family-favorite recipe today!

Ah, the semi-annual office bake sale. It can be kinda sad in my office, actually. Nowadays, many people just buy something from a grocery store bakery – I think that defeats the purpose. There's something special about home made baked goods, even if they don't belong on the front cover of Martha Stewart's magazine. They still taste good! My colleague Kasandra brought these great no-bake chocolate oatmeal cookies that are essentially brown blobs plopped onto waxed paper (I'm guessing their…