Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies
Heath Oatmeal Toffee Cookies
Half a bag of the Heath Toffee Bits remained after making the Caramel Crunch Bars with Tuesdays with Dorie...so I turned the package over and found the recipe for Oatmeal Toffee Cookies!
Half the batch were Oatmeal Toffee Cookies (click for recipe) with Heath Toffee Bits, and the other half used mini-chocolate chips.
I cut the sugar from 2 cups to 1 3/4, used old fashioned oatmeal instead of quick cook oatmeal, and (of course) did not include the optional coconut flakes. The package says you should get 4 dozen cookies but I got 5 dozen because I made them a bit smaller.
My toffee cookies came out a lot flatter than the chocolate chip ones...I wonder why? Same dough, just different "bits" added in. Oh well, they were gobbled up at the library.
Here is the recipe for Heath Oatmeal Toffee Cookies on the Hershey's Kitchen website!
These cookies are marvelous! Very pretty and tempting! A real treat...
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Rosa
You know what is so funny.. to me anyway, yesterday you posted about the strawberry muffins.. my kids fav, and today you have oatmeal toffee cookies up. Well, if you check way back in maybe January in my blog, you will see these are my FFHs favorites.. Really, I make these for him constantly. Its under Back of the package.. my post that is. I find this funny. But then I am an odd one:)
ReplyDeleteThose look so good! I've been wondering what to do with my leftover toffee bits. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd been seeing recipes with Heath bits or bars and I wish we could find them here - these are tempting!
ReplyDeleteWow those look amazing!
ReplyDeleteMary, I just realized that your blog hasn't been popping up on my reader. I just checked out everything I've been missing and it's all gorgeous!! Must re-subscribe, ASAP! :)
ReplyDeleteI have to make these. I am a toffee addict! I have some bits at home, yahoo!! They look great!
ReplyDeleteYum! Perfect looking cookies. Reminds me that I haven't made oatmeal cookies in a while..
ReplyDeleteeeks i love HEATH, though in canada we don't get heath, but we have something similar called SKOR! heath and skor sound like two dueling brothers... these cookies look YUM!!!
ReplyDeleteForget reading books, I'm coming to your library to nosh on these yummy looking treats!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou just posted about two of my most favorite cookies. First of all, oatmeal in any cookie is a huge plus. It adds such great texture!! And heath, oh my beloved heath bars. I love it!! These cookies look just fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOooh! I love this -- my hubs can eat the heath ones, and I can eat both!! These look fabulous! And they have oatmeal, so they are almost as good for you as baby carrots, right?
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I'm thinking of bringing cookies to my next doctor's visit and may try these for the staff to try.
ReplyDeleteI'm hosting a "tea for ten" in a couple of weeks. Do you have a favorite scone recipe?
I am convinced that oatmeal and chocolate are one of those perfect pairs...of course, I wouldn't mind an oatmeal and toffee cookie either!
ReplyDeleteYUM! Your cookies look and sound very delicious.
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing, I just love the crunch that toffee adds to cookies.
ReplyDeletethank you for your kind words concerning my MIL.
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look so good. I just made the lemon custard for TWD.
oh these are some of my favorite cookies! i think recipes on the label are there for a reason.. they're always the best! your photos looks great, too. :)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! I love anything with toffee!
ReplyDeleteooh these look soo good! I've been craving oatmeal cookies for awhile now so I'm going to have to make some this weekend! With chocolate like you, no raisins!
ReplyDeleteThose look delicious! I love oatmeal cookies!
ReplyDeleteHeath Oatmeal Toffee Cookies have everything in a cookie that I love! A must try...thank you!
ReplyDeleteToffee bits sound awesome! I don't think we have them in Australia. The flatness might be a sugar thing. I find with Anzac biscuits they flatten more with more sugar.
ReplyDeletei love heath anything cookies!! :)
ReplyDeleteOatmeal toffee is one of my favorites. These look super tasty.
ReplyDeleteWow, these look amazing. I'm pretty sure I'm going to whip up a batch this weekend. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteIt's a toss-up now -- making these or re-making the bars with a bigger batch. Or, I could just buy more toffee bits...
ReplyDeleteYou always bake such delicious things.
Those look so good! I love how you stacked them.
ReplyDeleteThose look absolutely divine, all very good and pretty nice... LOL LOL But the reality is that, I was not left with half a bag of the toffee bits... Things that make you go hummmm!
ReplyDeleteMe? Are you insinuating that I would... could be a toffee monster? lol
I am now Craving these!!!! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteTriple yum. I'm a huge lover of anything w/ Heath toffee in it!!
ReplyDeleteHeath bars and oatmeal cookies...2 of my most favorite things. I can't believe I never thought to put them together.
ReplyDeletethese look so so so good!!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour photos and your recipes are getting more and more fabulous each time you post!!! I love how you stacked them.. great eye for detail!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are very truly talented.
Those look yummy. And good call on leaving the coconut out--no need for coconut. =)
ReplyDeleteOMG I just decided to head over to my favourite food librarian's blog and I see one of my food weaknesses - COOKIES THAT LOOK LIKE THAT! Ah. You are truly a genius! Lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteOH....my GOD! I NEED the toffee ones!
ReplyDeleteAnything with crumbled Heath bars is worth noshing. Calories be damned! ;)
ReplyDeletehaha, I just googled Heath Oatmeal Toffee Cookies to see if I could find out why mine turned out so flat. Came upon your blog & read that yours were flat too! My daughter likes flat cookies so I'm just gonna roll with it. :) You have a lovely blog!
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