Name: No-Bake Cookie Butter Cookies
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Ingredients: 4 Tablespoons butter; ¼ cup milk; 1 teaspoon vanilla; ½ teaspoon salt; 2 cups rolled oats; 1 cup cookie butter

Just when you thought cookie butter couldn’t get any better, we make our Cookie Butter No Bake Cookies! They are what dreams are made of.

No bake cookies are one of my favorite things to make. They are an easy dessert recipe to make but never disappoint! They are my go to when I have to make cookies for a bake sale or even fun treats for our kids.

These cookie butter no bake cookies are a hit in our house. I have a hard time getting them all on the cookie sheet without my kids trying to snatch them all up!

Ingredients needed to make Cookie Butter Cookies.

Recipe Ingredient Notes

To make No-Bake Cookie Butter Cookies, you will need the following ingredients:

Butter
Milk
Vanilla
Salt
Oats
Butter

If you have never bought cookie butter you can either get it HERE on Amazon, or at your local Trader Joes (they have a great one!). I’ve also even seen it at Walmart and Kroger stores.

Equipment Needed

For this recipe, you only need a few simple kitchen tools. We recommend using the following equipment:

Butter melted in a saucepan with a wooden spoon sitting on top. A measuring cup with peanut butter and a small bowl of quick oats.

Pouring oats into saucepan with wooden spoon.

Prepare cookie sheet covered in foil or parchment paper.
In a saucepan, bring the butter, milk and vanilla to a boil over medium heat. Let it boil for one minute.
Remove from heat and stir in salt, rolled oats, and cookie butter.
Scoop spoonfuls onto parchment paper or foil and let cool completely before eating.
Place in fridge for faster cooling! We also love to eat them straight from the pan.

No-Bake Cookie Butter Cookies on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

3 No-Bake Cookie Butter Cookies stacked, surrounded by other cookies.

Storage Suggestions

If you manage to not eat the whole tray of cookies immediately, these No-Bake Cookie Butter Cookies store well. Once cookies have completely cooled, here is how you can store them:

Counter: Store in an airtight container in a single layer for up to 4 days at room temperature.
Refrigerator: Store in an airtight container in a single layer for up to 7 days in a refrigerator.

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No-Bake Cookie Butter Cookies

4.34 from 3 votes

Just when you thought cookie butter couldn’t get any better, we make our Cookie Butter No Bake Cookies! They are what dreams are made of.

14 Cookies

Prep Time 10

Cook Time 0

Total Time 10

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Ingredients

Equipment

Instructions

Prepare cookie sheet covered in foil or parchment paper.
In a saucepan, bring the butter, milk and vanilla to a boil over medium heat. Let it boil for one minute.
Remove from heat and stir in salt, rolled oats, and cookie butter.
Scoop spoonfuls onto parchment paper or foil and let cool completely before eating.
Place in fridge for faster cooling! We also love to eat them straight from the pan.

Notes

Recipe Inspiration: ChocolateWithGrace.com

Nutrition

Calories: 151 kcal · Carbohydrates: 17 g · Protein: 3 g · Fat: 8 g · Saturated Fat: 2 g · Cholesterol: 1 mg · Sodium: 90 mg · Potassium: 53 mg · Fiber: 1 g · Sugar: 6 g · Vitamin A: 14 IU · Calcium: 16 mg · Iron: 1 mg

Cuisine: American

Cost: $8

Author: Steph Loaiza

Course: Dessert

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Questions & Reviews

Liz says:

Yum - thank you.

Jeannie N. says:

what is cookie butter?

Lori Hoezee says:

I wondered that too!

Kris says:

Lol , me too!!

Gay says:

What is cookie butter

Lynn says:

Biscoff cookie butter. You can usually find it in the aisle by the peanut butter. It's texture is like peanut butter or Nutella, but is Biscoff cookie flavored.

SkinnyMe says:

I made this recipe yesterday and coated the cookies with dark chocolates and my kids love them. Gone in just a minute. Yum!

MeganG says:

Tried these today. The taste is good, however mine are not coated like the photo in the recipe. Does that happen because of the boiling time? Followed the recipe exactly and mine are crumbling, not gooey. Thanks!

Cynthia says:

Girls, you may hate me or love me for this, but I just found it at my local Walmart in the Houston area. It is good enough to to eat out of the jar, too! Ready to make the no bake cookies!

Cyd says:

You are a girl after our own hearts!!! We love cookie butter out of the jar!! All you need is a spoon.

Cyd says:

Cookie butter is found by the peanut butter. It comes in different brands, but Biscoff cookie butter is found in most stores. If you live near a Trader Joe's, they have AMAZING cookie butter!!

Emily says:

Same happened to me today. Interested to hear what may have made the difference.

Valarie Swalve says:

Same thing here....did I do something wrong??

Shauna says:

Same here! Seems like there was not enough liquid.

Carol says:

What can be used instead of cookie butter?

Kristy says:

Don't bother with this recipe. It doesn't hold together in the slightest. I think it needs sugar or something. I noticed most of the other no bake cookie recipes have it. I wasted a whole jar of precious cookie butter. :(

Marketa says:

I doubled the milk, vanilla and butter and it turned out delicious. It was too dry before I did that.

HALEE WEBSTER says:

No bake cookies usually take 1 or 2 cups of sugar and these have NONE. This must be a typo.

JOAN MARSHALL says:

can we get cxookie butter in Canada

Valerie says:

Mine turned out the same way. They weren’t coated by the mixture like in the photo and the butter seemed to separate and pool under the cookies on my baking sheet.

Cheryl says:

Quick oats or old fashioned oats? Thanks

Cyd Adamson says:

We like quick oats, but either will work just fine.

Stephanie says:

No sugar? Is that a typo or do you really not boil sugar with the butter, milk and vanilla? I just tried to make these and they did not turn out. I use to make normal no-bakes all the time. Is it missing the SUGAR? I feel like it wasn't very sweet and it didn't hold together well. I did boil it. Not sure why it is a crumbly mess and not very sweet.

Stephanie says:

I use half quick and half old fashioned if I have both available.

Stephanie says:

I was thinking this too!! I didn't want to add sugar if it wasn't in the recipe but it definitely didn't turn out without it. I wish I would have gone with my gut instinct to add sugar!

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Liz says:

Yum - thank you.
Jeannie N. says:

what is cookie butter?
Lori Hoezee says:

I wondered that too!
Kris says:

Lol , me too!!
Gay says:

What is cookie butter
Lynn says:

Biscoff cookie butter. You can usually find it in the aisle by the peanut butter. It's texture is like peanut butter or Nutella, but is Biscoff cookie flavored.
SkinnyMe says:

I made this recipe yesterday and coated the cookies with dark chocolates and my kids love them. Gone in just a minute. Yum!
MeganG says:

Tried these today. The taste is good, however mine are not coated like the photo in the recipe. Does that happen because of the boiling time? Followed the recipe exactly and mine are crumbling, not gooey. Thanks!
Cynthia says:

Girls, you may hate me or love me for this, but I just found it at my local Walmart in the Houston area. It is good enough to to eat out of the jar, too! Ready to make the no bake cookies!
Cyd says:

You are a girl after our own hearts!!! We love cookie butter out of the jar!! All you need is a spoon.
Cyd says:

Cookie butter is found by the peanut butter. It comes in different brands, but Biscoff cookie butter is found in most stores. If you live near a Trader Joe's, they have AMAZING cookie butter!!
Emily says:

Same happened to me today. Interested to hear what may have made the difference.
Valarie Swalve says:

Same thing here....did I do something wrong??
Shauna says:

Same here! Seems like there was not enough liquid.
Carol says:

What can be used instead of cookie butter?
Kristy says:

Don't bother with this recipe. It doesn't hold together in the slightest. I think it needs sugar or something. I noticed most of the other no bake cookie recipes have it. I wasted a whole jar of precious cookie butter. :(
Marketa says:

I doubled the milk, vanilla and butter and it turned out delicious. It was too dry before I did that.
HALEE WEBSTER says:

No bake cookies usually take 1 or 2 cups of sugar and these have NONE. This must be a typo.
JOAN MARSHALL says:

can we get cxookie butter in Canada
Valerie says:

Mine turned out the same way. They weren’t coated by the mixture like in the photo and the butter seemed to separate and pool under the cookies on my baking sheet.
Cheryl says:

Quick oats or old fashioned oats? Thanks
Cyd Adamson says:

We like quick oats, but either will work just fine.
Stephanie says:

No sugar? Is that a typo or do you really not boil sugar with the butter, milk and vanilla? I just tried to make these and they did not turn out. I use to make normal no-bakes all the time. Is it missing the SUGAR? I feel like it wasn't very sweet and it didn't hold together well. I did boil it. Not sure why it is a crumbly mess and not very sweet.
Stephanie says:

I use half quick and half old fashioned if I have both available.
Stephanie says:

I was thinking this too!! I didn't want to add sugar if it wasn't in the recipe but it definitely didn't turn out without it. I wish I would have gone with my gut instinct to add sugar!