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These s’mores cookies are everything you love about smores… in a cookie! Marshmallows and chocolate are added to a graham cracker cookie dough for a soft, chewy cookie.

Need I say more?

S’mores Cookies Ingredients

Let’s make these sinful s’mores cookies! Here’s what you’ll need. I definitely prefer the extra sweetness of cinnamon graham crackers in these cookies!

How To Make Smores Cookies

Start by beating one stick of softened butter with 1/2 cup sugar and 1/4 cup brown sugar until light and fluffy, about three minutes. Next you’ll add one egg and a teaspoon of vanilla and beat for an additional two minutes.

Meanwhile, combine 1 1/3 cups flour, one teaspoon of baking powder, and 1/2 teaspoon of salt.

Now for the graham crackers! Crush graham crackers into fine crumbs in a food processor or in a ziploc bag with a rolling pin.

You’ll need about 7 full graham cracker sheets to get 3/4 cup crumbs.

Add the graham cracker crumbs to the flour mixture and whisk to combine.

Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and gently mix until the cookie dough is just combined.

Oh my gosh, this cookie dough is amazing!

Hershey Kiss Cookies!

Have you seen these mini Hershey Kisses? I found them in the baking aisle, along with the rest of the chocolate chips. They’re much bigger than regular chocolate chips!! They are perfect for these S’mores cookies! If you can’t find the mini Hershey Kisses, you can definitely use regular chocolate chips, chocolate chunks, or a chopped Hershey bar.

Finally, add one cup of Kraft Jet Puffed Mallow Bits!! I’ve had the best luck finding them at Target in the baking aisle with all the other marshmallow products. If you can’t find them you can definitely use regular mini marshmallows. Stir the dough gently to incorporate the marshmallows and chocolate.

Scoop the dough onto a baking sheet and bake these s’mores cookies at 350 for 10 minutes. Do not overbake!

Oh my gosh. Toasty marshmallows in a cookie!

I seriously love these puffy, chewy smores cookies. This is not your ordinary chocolate chip cookie.

You’ve got to try these sweet Smores cookies!

Hope you love these S’mores Cookies as much as we do!!

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Gooey S’mores Cookies Recipe

  • Prep Time: 15
  • Cook Time: 10
  • Total Time: 25 minutes
  • Yield: 18 cookies 1x
  • Category: Cookies
  • Method: Bake
  • Cuisine: Dessert

Description

Gooey chocolate chip cookies made with a graham cracker cookie dough and marshmallows for a chewy S’mores cookie.
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Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, softened
  •  1/2 cup sugar
  •  1/4 cup brown sugar
  •  1 egg
  •  1 teaspoon vanilla
  •  1 1/3 cups flour
  •  3/4 cup graham cracker crumbs (7 full graham cracker sheets)
  •  1 teaspoon baking powder
  •  1/2 teaspoon salt
  •  1 cup Mini Hershey’s Kisses (or chocolate chips/chunks)
  •  1 cup Jet Puffed Mallow Bits

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper and spray with cooking spray. Using a mixer, cream the butter and sugars until light and fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add the egg and vanilla and beat for an additional 2 minutes.
  2. Meanwhile, use a food processor or blender to crush 7 graham cracker sheets into 3/4 cup fine crumbs. In a separate bowl, whisk together the graham cracker crumbs, flour, baking powder, and salt. Slowly add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients, and mix on low speed until the dough just comes together. Add the chocolate and marshmallows and stir to combine.
  3. Place 1.5 tablespoon sized scoops of dough onto the prepared cookie sheet. Bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes.

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162 Responses
  1. Nicole

    These were very easy to make and very good! Other than using boxed graham cracker crumbs which saved me the step of putting graham crackers into the food processor and then having to clean it later, I changed nothing. Thank you for sharing this recipe. I definitely plan to make it again!

  2. Ana

    Yum! I had to order the Jet Puff Marshmallow bits from Amazon. The cookies were easy to make and turned out great! I’ll have to make these again. Thanks for the recipe!

  3. Jessica

    I make these every time I want to make cookies now! I use normal mini marshmallows (not the bits) and they turn out great every time! I just have to put them in for 7-8 minutes instead of 10. I was out of chocolate chips this time, so I broke apart 2 king sized Hershey bars. Turned out gooey and delicious!

  4. Kimberly

    These cookies were the absolute BEST cookies I have ever tasted!
    I Loved the recipe and can’t wait to make them again.
    What I Did do was make them on the smaller side this way
    I wouldn’t feel AS guilty.
    Best cookies thank you Kevin & Amanda!!!!!!!

  5. Danielle

    This recipe looks AMAZING!!! I am going to make it to take camping over the 4th of July weekend. I always associate S’mores with that holiday. I’m going to substitute Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal for the graham crackers, not sure how it will work but I’m going to give it a try. I found the marshmallow bits at Walmart in the hot chocolate/coffee aisle.

    Thanks again for another great recipe :)

  6. Trish

    I just tried this recipe and it is OUTSTANDING! The cookies are just incredible! Can’t get enough of them :) I did put some Reese’s peanut butter chips into the mix and I think they added a really nice touch.

  7. Terri

    Made these today–they are awesome! I had to use mini marshmallows, because my store did not have the bits, but they still turned out great.

  8. Alexa San

    Found this recipe through a friend and loved it so much I tried it myself. However when it was already too late I realized I only had regular mini marshmallows. I substituted the jet puff bits for regular mini marshmallows and it turned out quite good! The only thing was I had to bake the cookies an extra five minutes

  9. Kimberly

    Made these today for our son and a playmate…. FANTASTIC !
    Don’t have the mini Kisses in any of our stores so I used Trader Joe’s semi sweet chocolate chunks …yummy !

  10. Shelley

    I made these yesterday! My dough was super crumbly. I had to mix in a tiny bit of milk so I could actually form them on a cookie sheet without them falling apart. And I followed the recipe exactly. Anybody else have this problem? However, they were still good:) Oh, and 7 sleeves of cracker is not 3/4 cup, more like one cup!

  11. Kristin C

    I just made these and they are the best cookies I’ve ever made! They are chewy and chocolatey and just delicious! I am pretty much obsessed with s’mores and these are perfect! Taking the majority of them into work tomorrow so I don’t eat them all in less than a day! :)

  12. Melissa

    I made my first batch of this recipe with just the plain honey graham crackers and they were DELICIOUS. Second batch I decided to add cinnamon like suggested just to see how it would taste and let me tell you…what a difference. I thought the first batch was good, the second was out of the park. Thank you so much for posting. I definitely have a new favorite cookie!

  13. cathleen

    the dough was crumbly, but the cookies were amazing. I only cooked them for 8 minutes and that was just right. I got about 40 cookies out of one recipe. I used the cinnamon graham as well and it def added that little something extra.

  14. Dana

    wonder how these would taste if you replaced the graham crackers with ritz crackers and chocolate chips with peanut butter chips. sounds like an idea. . .

  15. Jessica

    Mine turned out dry :( I wonder why, I followed the steps and ingredients. I still ate them tho ;) I want to make them again but I don’t want them to turn out dry again. Any suggestions?

    1. cathleen

      I cooked them for just 8 minutes and they got a nice firmness outside with a soft middle. I just let them sit on the pan for about 30 minutes on top of the stove after I took them out.

  16. Catrina

    Okay, I just made these amazing cookies, and really they were outstanding. I made the following changes to the recipe based on user reviews: I cut back on the flour by approx 1/3 cup. I say approx. because I started with a full cup of flour. After adding the dry ingredients to the butter and sugar mixture, I knew that the consistency was a little too wet for a cookie, so I added a couple of tablespoons of flour until I felt it was right.
    Also, I really like a more carmelized cookie, slightly firm (not crispy!) on the outside, gooey on the inside. So I switched the sugars, and used 1/4 c. white sugar, and 1/2 c. brown sugar. The result was amazing. They were gorgeous, golden, gooey and tasty!
    Oh, I also experimented with the shape. I did a sheet of drop cookies and a sheet using a cookie scoop. The drop cookies were way more appealing, with little peaks and craters of chocolate-marshmallowy goodness! The scoop cookies were pretty and symmetrical, but lacked the texture and the highs and lows that this cookie needs to show its stuff! :)

  17. Rebecca Sanders

    I made these with my boys last night. I measured everything perfectly and they ended up dry and crumbly for me as well. I added another egg and they ended up perfect. Thanks so much for the recipe! They were delicious!

  18. Amanda

    I just made these and they were amazing! Per comments from other people I added an extra egg and I can honestly say I think these might be my favorite cookie! Thanks for the recipe!

  19. Sandra

    Amazing! Just what I was looking for. Do you know how they would turn out if I froze them after making them? Do you know what happens to the consistency of the marshmallow? I am making a bunch of cookies for an event and I need to freeze them. Just want to be sure they will be just as outstanding after freezing as they warm out of the oven. Thanks.

  20. kimbeee

    HI I am making these yummy cookie tomorrow. But I cant find the mini kisses . DO you know where
    I can find them? Help THANK YOU

  21. stephanie franjic

    made these yesterday and WOW!!! I’m from Canada and I have yet to find those mini marshmallow bits, so I cut up regular ones in bits and dried them overnight and I also measured the graham crumbs and these turned out great! The marshmallows kept there shape almost like yours! Thanks this recipe is a keeper:)

  22. Darcy

    These look great! I am making them for a D.A.R.E. graduation tomorrow and I see you have White Lily flour in the picture. That’s not available here, but wondering if you’d recommend using cake flour or stick with AP? Thanks!

  23. Paula

    These are in the oven now. I thought the dough was extremely dry. If I make these again, I will use a little more butter, a little less flour and mini chocolate chips. They are cute and tasty but did not knock our socks off.

    I love reading your blog!

  24. Bekah

    I SO wanted these to work! Couldn’t find the marshmallow bits (and didn’t have time to run around town) and most of the cookies ended up a sticky gooey mess on my cookie sheet. They DID taste good, but I only got a few off successfully that could be called “cookies” lol :) Maybe I’ll use the rest as ice cream topping. I think after reading the comments and seeing either great success or great failure with this recipe, the best conclusion I can come to is that substituting mini marshmallows instead of the marshmallow bits is NOT optional–regular marshmallows liquify when in the oven at those temps (my only successful cookies were the ones that happened to have the marshmallows ‘contained’ inside the cookie dough when they went on the sheet). Will save this recipe and try again with the correct ingredients!

    1. Cheryl

      @ Bekah- Im going to look at Target! A few people mentioned getting then there. Hope this helps.

  25. Trina

    I made these for my family and they were wonderful, although I substituted the marshmallow bits for marshmallows. My teen daughter who never cooks has made over 20 dozen of these cookies now and that is just for the month of December. They are easy to make and taste great. Thanks.

  26. Sarah

    I hereby declare these the greatest cookies ever. I ate the dough for lunch and will follow that with a few freshly baked cookies. These are awesome! Thank you for this recipe.

  27. Jenny

    I just made these and my dough turned out crumbly too. I just added an extra egg and then the dough was perfect. They turned out great!

  28. Dale

    Made these and they were great! Big hit in the breakroom where I work. I added a marshmallow cinnamon drizzle (heated up marshmallows, cinnamon, and heavy cream) and sprinkled more marshmallow sand graham cracker crumbs. Super-delicious.

  29. elechia

    I just tried this recipe and I dont know what I did wrong. Instead of being small and puff up my cookies were flat, spread out and looked a lot different. I just dont know.
    BUT they are so good and so soft it makes up for everything.

  30. Apurva

    What a fantastic recipe! These cookies baked perfectly. I followed everything exactly and even ended using all the graham cracker crumbs . And the results were just as described. I will be adding these cookies to my repertoire of baked goodies as these were so easy to make (not to mention cute thanks to the mallow bits)and so delicious!
    Thank you for making this recipe available. Cant wait to try the cookie dough cup cakes next. Will keep you posted on the outcome :)

  31. Kim

    These cookies were incredible! I made them along with your chocolate cake for my husband’s b-day party & they were a hit! I was asked to make them again for tonight’s get together along with another chocolate cake. I can’t wait to try the other recipes on this site as I’m sure they are just as wonderful! I am having so much fun baking again! Thank you!

  32. Carley C.

    So I tried these cookies a couple of hours ago and they didn’t turn out quite as expected… I used mini marshmallows instead of marshmallow ‘bits’ and my marshmallows melted everywhere! I’m not sure if it was because I used a diff. marshmallows or what… Oh well, they still tasted delicious! : )

  33. Rina

    Hello! I finally made these cookies and my first impression was, “WOW! They REALLY do taste like S’mores!” Funny thing is…I don’t even really LOVE s’mores lol But they are really great, I didn’t have a problem with the dough being “dry” or “crumbly”. Baked for 10 minutes and they’re perfect, nice and soft on the inside…it really is amazing.

    Thanks for a great recipe!

  34. Lena

    I just made these cookies… Oh my word they are so good, I thought they would be to sweet but everything balances very nice… By the way the cinnamon crackers do give the cookie a good taste… Making my second batch for my Girl Scouts…

  35. Nellie

    I made these for my niece’s birthday party – she LOVES anything S’mores style and even though mine didn’t turn out half as beautiful as yours did, my niece LOVED them! And in the end, that’s all that mattered to me – feeding the heart with yummy dessert treats!

  36. Shannon

    I followed a pin this afternoon and just had to make these tonight. I have 5 canisters of those delightful marshmallows in my cupboard. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that one canister perfectly makes a double batch! They’re cooling on my counter and coming to church with me tomorrow. Thanks for a new favorite cookie recipe! I will be making them again in the future… very near future!

  37. melissa

    So i called every store we have and only target sells marshmellows the dough was very dry i just added a couple tblsp of milk peeerect ty

  38. Rachel

    I was so excited to try these and was sadly disappointed… the dough was way too crumbly, and I did measure out the graham cracker crumbs. Unfortunately there was nothing gooey about them. Still tasted great though.

  39. Alicia M

    Thank you for this recipe!
    I am trying to live a wheat-free diet at the moment; however, I make exceptions when exciting recipes like this one send me to the kitchen to turn on the oven and plug in the mixer. I made a batch today, and they were fabulous! Thanks so much!

  40. Cathy

    Amanda, these look awesome! I stumbled on to your website today and just love your detail with every recipe! I bet these would be awesome in your cookie dough cupcakes!!

  41. Ashley

    I loved these! However, they are quite messy when it comes to the marshmallows. They melted and smoked up my oven lol. But still taste delicious :)

  42. Ellie

    I am so sad! I just made these and they turned out waaaay too dry. I could barely get them to come together when I was forming the cookies. I am so disappointed, and desperately trying to fix them since I’m supposed to take them to a baby shower tomorrow. Where did I go wrong?!

    1. Ellie

      Well, after reading the other comments, I am thinking I must’ve used too many Graham crackers. I will definitely make these again in the future, being more careful about keeping my batter moist! I am also considering adding a dollop of Mallow Fluff to the top and torching it brulee-style…

  43. Melissa R.

    Wow, I just made these…took my first bite and still warm in the middle! I absolutely love how my kitchen smells right now and the hint of cinnamon in these makes them perfect!

    Thank you for this great recipe! I had no trouble making these with your step by step instructions. I can always count on your site for the best!

  44. Amber

    I just made these today for a Cookies for Kids Cancer bake sale and they turned out lovely. The directions say to use 7 Graham crackers that when crumbled make 3/4 cup. I ground up 7 and had over 3/4 cup so I saved the rest for another recipe for today (S’mores cupcakes!) Maybe some of you that had crumbly dough added all 7 crackers and didn’t measure them out after being crumbled? I didn’t add them all because of the fear of drying out the dough. Wonderful recipe. Will make with cinnamon Grahams next time.

    1. Paula

      I used seven graham crackers but did not measure after they were crumbled. Maybe that is why my dough was so dry. I will give the recipe another go!

  45. Michelle Mcmanus

    I also tried these cookies last week. My kids were so excited to try them. My dough wold not stick together and the ones that did were very dry tasting. Some other people said to try another egg?? Did anyone do that? Also as much as I love the mini marshmallows, my marshmallow monster six year old thought they were hard so next time i will either cut up regular or use fluff like someone suggested.

  46. Deborah

    Where did you find Mallow Bits! Those cookies look fabulous and I want to make them but haven’t found the ingredients yet.

    1. Amber

      Deborah, I got my Mallow Bits at Target. They are with the other marshmallows. That’s the only place I’ve seen them so far.

  47. eneff1986

    Made these today with cinnamon graham crackers, and they are excellent. I used chocolate chips since I didn’t have mini kisses on hand. I found the marshmallow bits at Meijer. Will make them again. Thanks for the recipe :)

  48. anickH

    i make the same cookies every day and am too stubborn to try anyone elses new recipes.. until now. u sold me, these. They look perect. bet it’ll be my new favorite cookie. In terms of butter:flour:egg ratio, its just like my usual choc chip cookie recipe except yours has the addition of the graham crackers and those new super awesome looking marshmallow bits. and I LOVE smores and i love those little marshmallows that come in pre-pkg hot chocolate, so i know i’ll love these.

  49. Marlee

    Thank you so much for this recipe…so very yummy! I was sad not to be able to find mallow bits in our small town but I cut mini marshmellows into halfs and it worked ok…still hunting for those mallow bits though! Excellent recipe!

    PS just a suggestion: it really isn’t necessary to bust out the food processor for the graham crackers, just break them up inside a gallon ziploc and then use your rolling pin on them…less dishes!

  50. Elizebeth

    I made these a couple days ago and they came out so good. I didn’t have the marshmallow bits so I just cut mini marshmallows in half and used that. The melted marshmallow gave the cookie a little bit of sweet crispness. Great recipe!

  51. jamie

    these are FANTASTIC! a new favorite! the recipe is straightforward and solid, and the cookies both taste delicious and look appealing. i found the tiny marshmallows at target but could not find the mini-kisses. used regular chocolate chips and regular graham crackers. thanks so much for sharing such a great recipe.

  52. French Silk Pie

    I made these this morning. I used regular graham crackers instead of cinnamon – personal preference. They turned out really well. Love the flavor. The only problem was that the dough was a bit crumbly – I had to push back in several wayward chocolate kisses and marshmallow bits that wouldn’t stick to the dough. However, this was a minor problem. Thanks for the recipe!

    1. emkay

      I made these today and found the dough very crumbly as well. I thought too crumbly. I wonder how to remedy this? Less flour/graham or perhaps another egg? Any suggestions from anyone else?

  53. Susie Hamlin

    I saw this recipe last week and knew my students would love it. So today I made it 4 times for each of my FACS ( family and consumer sciences) kiddos as a demonstration, you should have seen their faces when they found out they had to wait until tomorrow AFTER their test to try them! I did, and they are awesome!

  54. Dell

    I bought the marshmallows bits at Target last week and couldn’t wait to try out your receipe!! Yummy!!! They are now my husbands new favorite!

  55. Ali

    Ummm can I just add something to the comment I left yesterday?! Ummm day old cookies… pop in the microwave for 7 seconds…. ummm oooie gooey all over again!!!

    Thanks, (again)
    Ali

  56. JET-PUFFED Marshmallows

    Kevin & Amanda,

    My name is Matthew, and I help run the JET-PUFFED business at Kraft. I can’t even begin to tell you how incredibly grateful we are for your two recent, AMAZING creations using Mallow Bits. We are honored that you’re helping to inspire creativity with the product. These s’mores cookies look absolutely incredible, and I cannot wait to try them out myself this weekend!

    I also wanted to let you know that I’ll be showing “link love” to your recipe on our recently launched Facebook Page: http://www.facebook.com/jetpuffed. You folks are absolute culinary innovators! Please visit our Facebook page (and like the page so we can tag the post) and also send me an email so we can connect offline. I’d love to touch base.

    Matthew

    1. Rebecca Kipe

      Can I just say THANK YOU for creating these new mini mallows!!!! they might be my new favorite creation. i’m so excited about using them in cookies!

      Rebecca Kipe

  57. Lisa

    ok – made these today w/my two little girls. They taste every bit as good as they look. Even my DH, who is not a big sweet fan, REALLY liked them. This recipe is a keeper. Thanks for posting it!

  58. Caroline @ chocolate & carrots

    These look fantastic Amanda! I just love the gooey chocolate that is in every bite! :D Plus, anything to use those cute little baby marshmallows is adorable!!!

  59. Sally @ sally's baking addiction

    i showed these cookies to my roommate and she is BEGGING me to make them! i can’t wait. i love smores so much. in fact, i’m actually going camping in a few weeks. how perfect would these be? Thanks for the recipe Amanda. :)

  60. Cookin' Canuck

    Those cookies look dangerously addictive. S’mores always bring out the kid in me and I know my own kids would love these, too.

  61. Maggie

    I made these today and used marshmallow fluff instead of the marshmallow bits (only because I couldn’t find them) and they turned out GREAT!

    1. Natalie

      Hi Maggie! I know you posted this months ago, but I wanted to bake some treats for my husband whose having to study a lot for law school right now and was curious about the marshmallow fluff! Do you by any chance remember how much you used in your cookies?

  62. Brianne @ Cupcakes & Kale Chips

    I love the addition of graham cracker crumbs to the cookie dough. I did something similar with Lucky Charms in my Lucky Charms Cupcakes. These sound so yummy!

  63. Sommer@ASpicyPerspective

    Amanda, this is sheer brilliance and I love those itty bitty marshmallows! I’ve got to go look for those. :)

  64. Becky

    These cookies look heavenly. I love how you photograph the step by steps. You do a wonderful job. I always look forward to seeing what recipes you have next to share. Thanks….Hugs, Becky

  65. Lucy Lean

    I love all your great photos showing the process. It’s so detailed I almost feel like I watched a video of you making these delicious sweet treats.

  66. Tameka Downing

    OMG….. I am so in love with these pictures and recipe right now. I will be making these in the very near future.

  67. Amy

    Saw these on pintrest & made them instantly! They’re really good, but I had to bake mine for about 8 minutes instead of 10 because the bottoms of the first batch were black :/ Also, how did you get the marshmallows from spreading everywhere & making a mess on the parchment paper? Other than those, these were yummy!

    1. Jenn

      I ran across a tip a while ago that says to scoop your cookie dough into a greased muffin tin to keep it’s round cookie shape. Maybe give this tip a shot & see if it helps.

  68. Maria

    I just made similar cookies! Great minds:) Still need to post the recipe. When I do I will link to these gorgeous cookies! YUM!

  69. Amanda

    I cant even tell you how amazing these look. AMANDA!! You are a sweet genius. But not the creepy TV kind, a REAL sweet genius. :)

  70. Leah

    We’ve got the Peppermint mini marshmallows in the pantry right now…I’ll have to think of a recipe to spin off of yours- those look amazing! =)

    & I’m currently saving up for a DSLR- preferably Canon- so this giveaway makes me very happy! Crossing all of my fingers & toes =)

  71. Dalis

    amanda,
    i think you love my curves and big butt, because there is no way I can loose weight with you doing this to me!

    — dalis

  72. Nancy

    Amanda, I think we gals are all of the same heart (according to the posts above), lets get busy, make some of these then sit back and enjoy!

  73. Lourdes

    I’m going to make these for my DH today!
    I do have to ask, how do you manage to eat stuff like this and still stay so thin?
    I gain weight just looking at the pictures. LOL

  74. The Mrs @ Success Along the Weigh

    Don’t be weirded out by this statement but…I love you. LOL

    I’ve got those little mallows downstairs waiting for the perfect recipe and I knew you’d come through for me!

  75. Lisa

    I don’t even have a kitchen and I think I’m going to make these over the weekend. I have to get to Target to buy the tiny marshmallows. I hope my giant toaster oven is up for cookies!

    I can’t wait for my kitchen to be done.

  76. Michele V

    These look like they would be my fav! We do not have the mini marshmellows in my area of Canada – I’m still looking (we don’t even have Biscoff spread yet!) . Tried to find them in Hawaii recently but no luck :( I’ll just drool over your picture!

  77. Carri Wright

    These look so yummy I had to pin them… now I’ll have to bake them next.. =)

    Carri
    simplydonewright.blogspot.com

  78. rebecca @ beurrista

    I recently tried making s’mores cookies, using graham flour, and that, along with regular marshmallows, did not work out well. I think I’ll have to try your way- and I think that those mini marshmallows, which I also picked up at Target, is JUST the ticket.

    Your cookies look mahvelous!

  79. Averie @ Averie Cooks

    Amanda these look sooooo good! I love smores and the mini marshmallows and little chocolate chips in every bite, oh, I’d be in heaven!

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