First, make sure you buy Original Chips Ahoy (the crunchy ones, not the soft kind). Second, dip the cookies in milk but don't soak them. I dipped them for about 3 seconds each. Third, I made this in a 9x13" pan and it gave me two layers. Since I just made this to eat at home, that was be fine. If I were taking it somewhere else I'd either make it in a smaller dish or double the recipe so there are more layers. You can add chocolate shavings or crushed up leftover cookies to the top if you want. I added some mini chocolate chips to mine. I got a regular size container of Cool Whip, but maybe I should have gotten the bigger one. I used half of the container for each layer and it was barely enough Cool Whip to coat each layer. If I had homemade cookies I would have used them instead of the Chips Ahoy. If you want to attempt to make this healthier, you can use the Reduced Fat Chips Ahoy and fat-free Cool Whip. Lastly, my co-worker said to freeze it and the recipes I found online said to refrigerate it for a few hours or overnight. It may be a matter of personal preference. I chose to freeze mine so I could eat it sooner! This is probably the simplest recipe you can make and people will love it, so give it a try!
Chips Ahoy Dessert
Bag of Original Chips Ahoy cookies (crunchy, not soft)
Container of Cool Whip (thawed)
Glass of milk for dipping
Mini chocolate chips or chocolate shavings (optional)
Dip cookies one at a time
in milk for about 3 seconds each (just dip, do not soak them). Layer the bottom
of a 9x13” pan with the cookies (it should be half of the bag of cookies).
Layer half of the Cool Whip on top of the cookies, and then repeat another
layer. Sprinkle mini chocolate chips or chocolate shavings on top layer of Cool
Whip if you wish.
Cover and refrigerate 2-4 hours or overnight, or freeze and let thaw a bit. Cut into squares and serve.
NOTES: This
recipe makes two layers in a 9x13” pan. Double the recipe or make in smaller
dish for more layers. More cool whip may be needed (regular size container
barely coats two layers).
First layer of cookies (I broke some in half so they'd fit) |
First layer covered in Cool Whip |
Two layers - ready to go in the freezer! |
Photos by JoJo |
Yummy this looks amazing...
ReplyDeleteI skip the milk and dip the cookies in Kahlua' . . . adult dessert!
ReplyDeleteI mix the milk with amoretta. You decide proportions. Even yummier.
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