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Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

Ingredients

24 pieces NESTLÉ BUTTERFINGER BITES Candy, chopped
1 container (8 oz.) frozen whipped topping, thawed
1 package (16.5 oz.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Sugar Cookie Bar Dough
3 ounces gummy bugs
1 package (1.65 oz.) any flavor WONKA NERDS

 

Directions

PREHEAT oven to 325° F. Grease and flour 20 mini muffin cups.

MIX chopped Butterfinger gently into whipped topping; set aside in refrigerator.

SEPARATE dough along pre-scored lines; roll into 20 balls, using two pieces of dough per ball. Place 1 ball in bottom of each prepared muffin cup. Press dough halfway up sides of muffin cups, making indentation in center of dough. Freeze muffin cups for 15 minutes.

BAKE for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden brown. Cookies will be puffy. Remove from oven; gently press indentation with a teaspoon. Bake for an additional 1 to 2 minutes. Cool cookies in muffin cups for 5 minutes. Remove to wire rack to cool completely.

FILL each cookie cup with 2 tablespoons whipped topping mixture. Decorate each cookie cup with a gummy bug and sprinkle with Nerds.

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Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

(4 stars based on 20 reviews)
Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups are the perfect whimsical treat for all your young partygoers. The perfect size for happy little hands and little mouths!

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Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

Ingredients:

24 pieces NESTLÉ BUTTERFINGER BITES Candy, chopped
1 container (8 oz.) frozen whipped topping, thawed
1 package (16.5 oz.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Refrigerated Sugar Cookie Bar Dough
3 ounces gummy bugs
1 package (1.65 oz.) any flavor WONKA NERDS

Directions:

PREHEAT oven to 325° F. Grease and flour 20 mini muffin cups.

MIX chopped Butterfinger gently into whipped topping; set aside in refrigerator.

SEPARATE dough along pre-scored lines; roll into 20 balls, using two pieces of dough per ball. Place 1 ball in bottom of each prepared muffin cup. Press dough halfway up sides of muffin cups, making indentation in center of dough. Freeze muffin cups for 15 minutes.

BAKE for 15 to 18 minutes or until golden brown. Cookies will be puffy. Remove from oven; gently press indentation with a teaspoon. Bake for an additional 1 to 2 minutes. Cool cookies in muffin cups for 5 minutes. Remove to wire rack to cool completely.

FILL each cookie cup with 2 tablespoons whipped topping mixture. Decorate each cookie cup with a gummy bug and sprinkle with Nerds.

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  •  Star(s)

    I loved making these!

    Tina Freeman from Jefferson City, TN

    This was fun and easy to make. My 2 older boys (15,12) loved helping me with these. We are trying recipes for the little ones 1st birthday!

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    birthday

    Amber Rohrman from Houston, TX

    i made this for my moms birthday and she loved them now i have to make them for evry birthday

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    butterfinger birthday cookie cups

    Frane Calabria from ENGLISHTOWN, NJ

    Great for school birthday parties. original when seeking somethng different that kids will like

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    Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

    Eugene Nickol from Cincinnati, OH

    This is an excellent idea in lieu of the standard cake theme. The kids would certainly have more fun this way.

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    Good for Grandchildren

    Maureen Vetromila from MOROCCO, IN

    I would have rated this recipe better, but my 12 year old grandson had a hard time preparing this; even with me at his side. He want to become a baker/chef when he is old enough so I've been preparing him for the world ahead of him. Maybe he just needs more time to develop. He was upset that it didn't turn out like the picture shown. Sorry....

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    butterfinger birthday cookie cups

    joann barry from clovis, CA

    this was a great recipe for my son first graders.They enjoyed the cookie crust and wanted to know when I was bringing the next treat to school. Nathaniel was a star for the day!

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    cookie cups

    Evonne Robertson from Fraser, MI

    I made these with my grand daughter and it was fun. I have to try again because they didn't go over the best. Didn't know if I had done something wrong.

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    Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

    Lisa Adams from CLINTON, KY

    I made these for my daughters last day of school party. The 6 girls all had one and said they was good but didn't ask for seconds. I also made them for a church ice cream social. I brought home almost half (maybe there was too many sweets). quick, fun easy to make

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    Very Good

    Loretta Pannell from Conway, AR

    I made these for my boys birthdays and everyone liked them. The kids liked the decorations on the tops of the cup cakes.

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    Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

    Charlotte Gohl from Philadelphia, PA

    What a great idea for children. Mine loved them and they are 17 and older. Always a child at heart.

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    Yummy

    Krystel Rosales from CHICAGO, IL

    I made this recipe for my son's birthday instead of a cake this year not only did the kid's enjoy them but the adults as well. It's a wonderful and easy recipe for birthday parties.

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    Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

    JIM APLIN from ORLANDO, FL

    I like to make these with my niece & nephew when they come over for the weekend. Fun, easy to make & even more fun to eat.

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    LOVE 'EM

    Ms. Balschuk from FARMINGDALE, NY

    We are not much for NERDS so I took the reader's suggestion of using chopped salted peanuts (THANK YOU!)as a topping. I also added some crushed BUTTERFINGER bar to them and sprinkled that on top. The combination of salt and sweet was PERFECT. A nice dessert to bring to a potluck dinner as both the kids and adults will like them. ( So good that Bart Simpson would help himself to the entire batch!!!)

  •  Star(s)

    excellent

    karen arellano from dallas, tx

    well i did this for my party it was the best thing ever all my friends want more but there was no more well i am planning to make some this christmas for the family cause they tried it to and they loveeeeeeeeeeeeed it

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    kid favorite

    Angi Stump from Lebanon, IN

    Well, the kids love them, but the sugar buzz they get may leave the parents on edge. You can also use crushed peanuts on top for a saltier taste.

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    Not just nerds

    Thomas S. from Murrieta, CA

    When I tried this recipe out I did not really like the nerds on it, so I tried other things. Sprinkles, mini-chocolate chips, or just adding food colouring all work really good as well. I had to make 8 batches for the kids at my sister's B-day party, and almost every batch had a different topping, and they all were big hits (there was no leftovers.)

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    good

    Demetria Medford from Amarillo, TX

    Me and my kids love this recipe. I made them for a slumber party and they kids couldn't get enough. We also altered it a little buy putting Butterfinger pieces on top instead of Nerds.

  •  Star(s)

    Good and plenty

    JOEL TEDDER from FORT DODGE, IA

    A very good and tasty buttery finger cookie.

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    Butterfinger Birthday Cookie cups

    Heather Merluzzi from North Syracuse, NY

    Boy the kids loved these! The topping overpowered the cookie cup. Too much sweets in one spot. Were a nice once in a while treat though. For color you could use sprinkles instead of the candy nerds.

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    Butterfinger Birthday Cookie Cups

    Mary Owens from Bluford, IL

    Kids like all kinds of candy so putting them in a cookie is great.They well love this cookie.


Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 20/20 of recipe

Servings Per Recipe: 20 cups

    *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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