A cookie bar with a graham cracker crust, topped with coconut and a combination of Semi-Sweet, White Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Butterscotch chips and Toffee Bits, baked together to create a Magic Cookie Bar experience!
I have been making this cookie bar recipe for years, it is similar to all the other Magic Cookie, Hello Dolly or Seven Layer Bars (whatever you choose to call them) out there except I don’t add nuts to mine, however if you want to and are a nut lover you could definitely add 1 cup of nuts to these. I personally don’t like nuts much in my cookies, bars, brownies or any baked goods, if you have been following this blog you will know that:) However… I am trying to expand my tastes a bit more but I still am not a fan of nuts that much in baked goods. Whatever combination you choose, I hope you enjoy your own customizable Magic Cookie Bars.
Magic Cookie Bars
Ingredients:
1 stick unsalted butter
2 cups graham cracker crumbs
2 cups shredded coconut
2 cups of any combination of chocolate, butterscotch, peanut butter, or toffee chips
1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350F.
- Melt butter. Add the graham cracker crumbs to a 9×13 inch baking pan. Pour melted butter over top of crumbs and stir until thoroughly combined. Once mixed well, press down with fingers, forming a bottom layer. You may need to wet your finger tips with water to help the crumbs to stick together.
- Sprinkle coconut on top of crust, then add your candy chips combination.
- Pour the condensed milk on top of all the ingredients in the pan.
- Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, until well browned. Cool in pan on a rack. Cut into squares.
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Looks great! I love magic bars… made them for the first time recently and will definitely be making them every Christmas from now on!!
Looks delicious!!! Anything with peanut butter and chocolate & I’m sold. I would have to take off the coconut…for some reason I don’t like it (weird).
Happy Holidays!!!!!
Someone brought these to work the other day and they were to die for! Thanks for the recipe. It can’t get much easier than this!
Thanks Kristi, so true, these really are so simple:)
They certainly look like magic cookie bars to me!
Love, love, love this classic recipe. I must make a batch over the holidays. Enjoy this special time of year.
Wow! I did not these magic cookie bars before! All the types of choc chips together? Must love this one!
I love these bars…and I prefer mine without nuts too! I am actually thinking about making a batch right now. I have all the ingredients I need. Thank you for sharing such sweetness. I hope you have a wonderful holiday weekend!
I love this recipe! I always leave out the coconut…and we call them Hello Dolly bars…gorgeous photos!
These sound great! So easy and yummy! My mom recently gave me a recipe similar to this… now you’ve got me in the mood to try it!
Oh my gosh, this would so hit the spot right now. Frozen yogurt would definitely be nixed for one or two of these cookie bars instead. I like nuts but I would devour these just the same.
Happy New Year!
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Nice recipe. Thanks for sharing!
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My husband loves to take these to work an share , but always forgets my dish, so heres a tip , I started getting the graham cracker pie crust (2) and i just divide all ingredients in 1/2 i keep one for home and he takes one an no worries.