If you love coconut, boy are you in for a treat today! These easy Almond Joy Cookies take just four ingredients and don’t even require a mixer! No beating, no chilling, just mix ’em up and throw ’em in the oven EASY! You’re going to love these ooey gooey fabulous cookies!
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I’ve got a major coconut lover in my life – my Dad. He loves all things coconut: coconut cream pie, coconut macaroons, raspberry coconut magic bars and especially these easy Almond Joy Cookies. These cookies are crazy easy to make and bake up to ooey gooey perfection.
So no flour, no eggs, no butter…what the heck is in these cookies you ask? Chocolate chips, coconut, almonds, and sweetened condensed milk – that’s it! I scoop the cookies right onto a parchment-lined cookie sheet and off they go for about 12 to 14 minutes. When the bottoms starts to look golden brown and you seem some of the coconut with brown tips – it’s time to come out!
After scooping out the cookies with my cookie scoop, I wet my fingertips and kind of pat the cookies into more of a disc shape. The cookies are the same shape going in as they are coming out so it’s up to you!
If you love coconut, you simply have to give these a try! See how easy these are to make!
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Almond Joy Cookies - Just 4 Ingredients!
Ingredients
- 1 14 oz bag sweetened coconut flakes
- 2 cups semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 2/3 cup chopped lightly salted almonds I used Blue Diamond Low Sodium Lightly Salted - light blue bag
- 1 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk regular or fat-free works
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 325F.
- Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.
- In a large bowl combine coconut, chocolate chips, almonds, and sweetened condensed milk.
- Stir until combined.
- Scoop out dough with a cookie scoop onto prepared baking sheet.
- Moisten the tips of your fingers with water and shape into discs. Pat the tops flat.
- Bake cookies for 12 to 14 minutes or until tips of coconut are just starting to turn golden brown.
- Let cool on baking sheet.
- Store cookies in an airtight container.
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Bonnie luney says
I made these and they turned out great!!! So easy!! Think they’ll be my go too when it’s card playing time😋
Kathy says
I’m dairy free so I used sweetened condensed coconut milk and dairy free chocolate chips. OMG! these are delicious!!!
Lori Putnam says
Oh my goodness, SO easy and SO tasty! And I don’t think you can mess these up, no matter what you do. We were short by a bit on coconut, a bit over on choc – it’s all good. Thanks for posting – this one is a keeper! 🙂
Gayle Putnam Mccarthy says
Lol. I will mess up !!! Either I burn or miss a ingredient. Lol. I am going to try.
By the way I love your last name!!
Mary says
I LOVE these cookies! I don’t like to bake but these are so easy peasy I don’t mind.
Wilma says
I have been making these for years! I add 1 t vanilla to mine.
Wilma says
Been making these for years! I add a bit of vanilla also.
Michele says
I LOVE these cookies. I love to bake and cook but with one of my kids away at college and my husband living in China, I don’t do either as often as I’d like these days. However, I have a networking meeting every Thursday morning and my fellow members have made it clear that they are more than ok with me bringing goodies in. SO, this Thursday I will be taking a plate of these in with me!
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
I’m so glad! A great excuse for baking 😀
Marjorie L Boyer says
I absolutely love these cookies. I dip the bottoms in melted chocolate and drizzle a little on top. They are very addictive!! They are requested for every event we attend.
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
We make them that way too sometimes if I have extra time – so pretty!
carol hawley says
Could I leave out the nuts in this recipe? They look delicious
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
Yep, you sure can 🙂
Kelley says
So my coworker would like me to add dried fruit to them for a fruitcake type cookie. Any suggestions on alterations I’d need to make to the recipe to incorporate dried fruit? And everyone loved the cookie by the way.
Julie says
Delicious and so easy. They do stick to foil, and I accidentally used wax paper and they melted into it. Parchment paper is a must
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
Thanks Julie!
Christine says
These are so easy to make and taste absolutely delicious! I also used plain almonds and didn’t miss the salt at all. They really look beautiful too. Thanks for posting this recipe.
Deb R says
INCREDIBLE!!!! OMG everyone loved them! Super easy to make… I honestly can’t say enough good about these yummy little treats! Thank you thank you thank YOU for sharing!???
Deb Rinehart says
Mom On Timeout, simply put…I LOVE YOU! These cookies are FABULOUS! I followed your recipe to the letter & couldn’t be more thrilled! Thank you wonderful cookie maker! ~Deb R.~???
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
So glad you love the recipe Deb!
Lori says
These are awesome!! So easy to make and so yummy, they taste just like an Almond Joy candy bar! The only thing I did differently was, I bought the little pieces of almonds from the baking isle, and they have no salt, so I added a 1/2 teaspoon of salt to my batch and it was just enough to bring out the flavors a little better. I sent this recipe out to my sister, who loves it too!
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
That was super smart! I’m so glad you like the cookies!
Jennifer says
These were a huge hit at Christmas! Will be making again soon!!!
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
Love it! Thanks for stopping by Jennifer!