Name: Mini Hamburger Cookies Recipe
Prep time: 20 min
Total time: 20 min
Ingredients: 30 vanilla wafers; 30 thin mint cookies; 1 cup coconut (for the lettuce); 6 drops green food coloring; ½ cup frosting (red); ¼ cup frosting (yellow)

It is the last week for school for us and we are celebrating by making or doing something fun everyday to celebrate the upcoming SUMMER! Yesterday we made cookie hamburgers and girls loved putting them together. Here is what I did-

Mini Hamburger Cookies Recipe

These cute cookies are perfect for your summer BBQ.

Prep Time 20

Total Time 20

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Ingredients

Equipment

Mixing Bowl

Instructions

Take your cup of coconut and put it in a plastic bag with 2 or 3 drops of green food coloring. Shake until desired color. Add more drops for a darker color.
Next take two vanilla wafers and put a blob of yellow frosting on one and a blob of red on the other wafer.
On one wafer put a Thin Mint Cookie and the other put your coconut.
Put a little more frosting on the thin mint cookie and stick it all together.

Nutrition

Calories: 225 kcal · Carbohydrates: 35 g · Protein: 2 g · Fat: 9 g · Saturated Fat: 4 g · Trans Fat: 1 g · Cholesterol: 1 mg · Sodium: 236 mg · Potassium: 83 mg · Fiber: 1 g · Sugar: 18 g · Vitamin A: 3 IU · Vitamin C: 1 mg · Calcium: 9 mg · Iron: 1 mg

Cuisine: American

Course: Dessert

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Questions & Reviews

Rapunzel says:

This is so cute! We're going to cookout on Friday and it'd be perfect to bring along.

Any ideas on alternatives for the coconut? I'm sitting here thinking but I'm just not very creative. Please post if anyone has ideas!

Janis says:

Did you get this from the Joanne Fluke books? She had this in one of her murder mystery books (that includes recipes!). They look adorable.

Recipes We Love says:

SO SO CUTE... love it and it is so fun for the summer

Ellen Zames says:

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Ellen Zames says:

Ellen ZamesMay 22, 2012 2:52 PM

Love this! I'm going to make these for our annual Father's Day BBQ

Ellen

Six Sisters says:

I remember my mom made these when we were little. I don't know where she got them from! I'm glad you like them! :)

Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust says:

So adorable! I might have to make some this weekend!

Mindie Hilton says:

Pinned!

Carrie @ My Favorite Finds says:

These are so cute! Thanks for linking them to our Handmade Tuesdays party.

gwenever says:

A dab of water & a few sesame seeds on top finishes off the burgers perfectly!

Deb@CookingOnTheFrontBurner says:

I've seen these on several linky parties - they look awesome!!!

Megan and Emily@Whimsically Homemade says:

Hey there! Just wanted to let you know we featured you in our Favorite Find Fridays post over at Whimsically Homemade. We used one of your pictures. If that's a problem let us know and we'll remove it immediately. Thanks for your great inspiration!

Liz says:

This is so lovely! I have to make them, too! Liz

brenda j says:

For lettuce and the other condiments I use airheads candy and cut or use a cookie cutter to get my tomato, lettuce, onion and cheese. I made a hamburger cake for the Wendy's restaurant founders dayand that's what I came up with and everyone loved it!! Hope that helps Rapunzel. And. To Six Sisters, awesome job on these cookie burgers they are so cute.

Pam says:

We've been making these since our teenagers were little with a few differences. My kids don't like coconut. We made them to look like cheeseburgers. A little Karo Syrup on top with sesame seeds, orange frosting for the cheese, Keebler grasshopper cookie and then green icing for the lettuce. Always a big hit!

Scott McLean says:

I like seeing those cookies.

Connie Holmes says:

I put the hamburger cookies in cupcake papers and add shoestring potato chips on the side. It makes it look like a hamburger and fries basket.

Cyd says:

What a cute idea!!

Sabrina B says:

these look so wonderful and creative, love the detail for all of these ingredients!

Squirrelly says:

Love the idea! Should it be 60 wafers since need two per 'burger?' Or is it expected that you will eat half the thin mints by the time you're done making them? :-)

Momma Cyd says:

It's 30 wafers since the batch makes 15 hamburger cookies. But we are totally with you on eating the thin mints while making the cookies! You would fit in with us just fine!

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Rapunzel says:

This is so cute! We're going to cookout on Friday and it'd be perfect to bring along.

Any ideas on alternatives for the coconut? I'm sitting here thinking but I'm just not very creative. Please post if anyone has ideas!
Janis says:

Did you get this from the Joanne Fluke books? She had this in one of her murder mystery books (that includes recipes!). They look adorable.
Recipes We Love says:

SO SO CUTE... love it and it is so fun for the summer
Ellen Zames says:

This comment has been removed by the author.
Ellen Zames says:

Ellen ZamesMay 22, 2012 2:52 PM

Love this! I'm going to make these for our annual Father's Day BBQ

Ellen
Six Sisters says:

I remember my mom made these when we were little. I don't know where she got them from! I'm glad you like them! :)
Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust says:

So adorable! I might have to make some this weekend!
Mindie Hilton says:

Pinned!
Carrie @ My Favorite Finds says:

These are so cute! Thanks for linking them to our Handmade Tuesdays party.
gwenever says:

A dab of water & a few sesame seeds on top finishes off the burgers perfectly!
Deb@CookingOnTheFrontBurner says:

I've seen these on several linky parties - they look awesome!!!
Megan and Emily@Whimsically Homemade says:

Hey there! Just wanted to let you know we featured you in our Favorite Find Fridays post over at Whimsically Homemade. We used one of your pictures. If that's a problem let us know and we'll remove it immediately. Thanks for your great inspiration!
Liz says:

This is so lovely! I have to make them, too! Liz
brenda j says:

For lettuce and the other condiments I use airheads candy and cut or use a cookie cutter to get my tomato, lettuce, onion and cheese. I made a hamburger cake for the Wendy's restaurant founders dayand that's what I came up with and everyone loved it!! Hope that helps Rapunzel. And. To Six Sisters, awesome job on these cookie burgers they are so cute.
Pam says:

We've been making these since our teenagers were little with a few differences. My kids don't like coconut. We made them to look like cheeseburgers. A little Karo Syrup on top with sesame seeds, orange frosting for the cheese, Keebler grasshopper cookie and then green icing for the lettuce. Always a big hit!
Scott McLean says:

I like seeing those cookies.
Connie Holmes says:

I put the hamburger cookies in cupcake papers and add shoestring potato chips on the side. It makes it look like a hamburger and fries basket.
Cyd says:

What a cute idea!!
Sabrina B says:

these look so wonderful and creative, love the detail for all of these ingredients!
Squirrelly says:

Love the idea! Should it be 60 wafers since need two per 'burger?' Or is it expected that you will eat half the thin mints by the time you're done making them? :-)
Momma Cyd says:

It's 30 wafers since the batch makes 15 hamburger cookies. But we are totally with you on eating the thin mints while making the cookies! You would fit in with us just fine!