These cookies were YUMMY and just like eating a reese's pb cup!! Last night I was going to make Peanut Butter cookies but as I was gathering ingredients realized that I didn't have enough flour. ARGHH!!! So I found this recipe and thought I'll give these a try even though there wasn't much to them but since it was 10:00 p.m. I didn't feel like running to the grocery store to get flour for the other recipe. I took DAWN0001 advice and used 1/3 each powdered sugar, white sugar and brown sugar. They came out FANTASTIC!! Also only cook for 10 minutes even if you think they aren't done. I was a little leary that they weren't cooked but they were just fine. They were so easy to make and any baker normally has these 4 ingredients on hand. Ok maybe not the kisses but you could use a bunch of choc. chips instead. I would suggest that you make a double batch from the original because the original recipe didn't much maybe about 25 - 30 cookies for me and they go quick! Thanks Sharon for sharing your recipe:)

Reviewed On: Aug. 4, 2009

Very good recipe. Essentially an oatmeal cookie but in bar form. Recipe was easy and fast to make. One piece of advice for first timers. Don't be alarmed if you think they aren't set. I have made them a couple of times and I always think geez are these done because they don't seem set - but they are:) Also these are even the day after. I almost think they should sit for a day as I think they chocolate sets. My husband brings to work and everyone always ravs about them.

Reviewed On: Aug. 3, 2009

I will never buy taco seasoning again!! Thanks for the sharing the recipe. Once again as with any recipe add what flavors are good to you. I make the base recipe but add more cayenne pepper as in our family we like our food hot.

Reviewed On: Aug. 3, 2009