Be My Valentine Cookie Pops
Be My Valentine Cookie Pops | These delicious no bake cookie pops aren’t as sweet as the traditional cake pop. The cookie butter filling is AMAZING! Pack these little cuties in small sucker treat bags and attach a valentine to the bag or slide the lollipop stick through the valentine and cover the pop with a smaller lollipop bag for the kids to hand out at school (look below for an example).
Have you seen it? I’m talking about the sinfully good can eat it by the spoonfuls COOKIE BUTTER! If you haven’t seen it, Trader Joe’s sells it along with a NEW chunky version. Don’t have a Trader Joe’s? Then you can also use Biscoff Butter. I’m thinking it’s the same thing only cookie butter sounds better. What is it? It’s ground up cookies! So good and totally addictive!
Here’s an Example of a Valentine threaded through the lollipop stick.
Something I love to do when making any kind of pop whether that be cake or cookie is place them in a mini muffin tin to harden (just when the melted candy is added to the base of the pop).
Don’t get me wrong….ADULTS love these little cuties too! Add a display on the table in the break room and see what happens.
Be My Valentine Cookie Pops
Ingredients
- 1 package of chocolate chip cookies (I used Chips Ahoy)
- 1 cup cookie butter
- 1 tablespoon water (optional)
- sucker sticks
- candy melts
- sprinkles
Instructions
For the Styrofoam Block:
Take a sucker stick and poke holes deep into the block. This will make it easier when you are trying to place your cookie pop in the block.
For the Cookie Pops:
Place half of the cookies into a food processor and grind until you get a fine ground cookie. TIP: Take out the big chunks. Take ground cookies from the processor and add the remaining cookies, grind like the first batch. Add the first batch of cookie grounds into the food processor with the second batch. Add the cookie butter and blend until combined. TIP: If the mixture is still too dry add a tablespoon of water. Dump into a large bowl. Using your hands combine the mixture until it comes together a forms a ball.
Form 16 (1-1/2-inch) balls and place in a mini muffin tin. Melt candy, dip the end of the sucker stick into the melted candy and then into the cookie pop. Place muffin tray in the refrigerator for 10 minutes. Go HERE for tutorial and pictures on how to do this part of the process. I used a pencil topper in this illustration but you can get the idea of what I’m talking about.
Once the candy has hardened around the base or the stick. Melt the candy you wish to use to cover the pops and have the sprinkles ready. 
Notes
MORE VALENTINE’S DAY TREATS
MARBLED VALENTINE’S DAY PRETZELS 2. VALENTINE’S DAY SUGAR COOKIE BARS 3. RED VELVET HEAR CAKE POPS
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What a great post. The cake pops look so wonderful.
These look yummy and pretty! Thanks so much for sharing at Wednesday’s Adorned From Above Blog Hop.
Debi and Charly @ Adorned From Above
Bethany @ Whistle and Ivy
Mmmmm….I LOVE cake pops and yours are so pretty!
Holy moly! I would eat just about anything with cookie butter in and these sound fantastic!
Thanks for linking up to What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
This looks great!! I am pinning this to use very soon!