Fudge Mint Magic Cookie Bars posted by Staff Writer Pin Share Tweet Email Jump to Recipe I think everyone has a different name for magic cookie bars– I grew up calling them 7 layer bars, but I’ve heard several variations along the way. To see an original version, click here (but come back!). I was excited to try a Thin Mint version, but wasn’t totally sure how to approach it without the coconut and the pecans– that seemed a little empty. And even after I had made them, and took a bite fresh out of the oven– I was kind of like, “ehhhhhhh, they’re ok…” But they tasted a little “caramel-y” warm. Which does not go with mint. So I set them on the counter to cool overnight, fingers crossed for a better result in the morning. Done. Totally delivered. They were totally, completely, incredibly addictive. Were, as in: past tense. Because they are gone, gone, gone. These are totally worth using an entire box of thin mints on. And I don’t mess around with my Thin Mints, so you can trust me… I’m a professional. A professional Thin Mint eater. (and if you just can’t bring yourself to part with an entire box, Keebler makes a great alternative)! Continue to Content Thin Mint Magic Cookie Bars Print Ingredients 1 package (2 sleeves) of Thin Mints (or Keebler Grasshopper Fudge Mint Cookies) 1 c. White Chocolate Chips 6 tbsp. Butter or Margarine, melted 3/4 – 14 oz. can Sweetened Condensed Milk - See more at: https://somethingswanky.com/thin-mint-magic-cookie-bars/#sthash.upqhzafh.dpuf Instructions Line 9×9 baking dish with foil or parchment paper. Pour in melted butter. Crush one sleeve of thin mints (should be about 1 cup). Pour crumbs into the baking dish and press firmly and evenly into the butter, until smooth. Spread white chocolate chips over the crumbs, and pour 3/4 of the can of Sweetened condensed milk over top (the sweetened condensed milk should cover the top of the chocolate chips, but they shouldn’t be swimming in it). Break up the remaining thin mints into small chunks. Pour over the sweetened condensed milk and press in. Bake at 350º for 25-30 minutes. Let cool completely before cutting and serving. - See more at: https://somethingswanky.com/thin-mint-magic-cookie-bars/#sthash.upqhzafh.dpuf Other Girl Scout Cookie themed recipes: Samoas Pudding Mousse Samoas Dip Samoas Apple Salad Samoas Bomb Pie in-a-jar Samoas Fudge Samoas Cookie Collection Thin Mint Cookie Collection
Pure awesomeness! I don’t think I’ll run out of Thin Mints anytime soon, since I have like 10 boxes. 🙂 Reply
These look great! I wanted to let you know that I just posted a recipe for Thin Mint Truffles on my blog! Thought it seemed quite relevant to this one 🙂 The recipe for Thin Mint Truffles is here!-Carly @ Createlive Reply
YUM! Next to Samoas, Thin Mints are my favorite! I usually eat them out of the freezer, but warm and gooey has to be pretty darn good, too! Reply
My thin mint should get here any day! These look delicious. Great blog–I’m your newest follower. Reply
Thin mints are hubby’s favorite cookies that is for sure, this is a neat way to do something different. Reply
Mine turned out a lot gooeier (is that a word?…gooey-er? gooier?) than yours on top. Loved them! Shared with my readers with a link back to you: http://www.ratetheplateutah.com/2012/04/eat-in-thin-mint-magic-cookie-bars.html. Reply
