I had to smile when you said you were using peppermint oil to flavor the chocolate. It brought back lovely memories of childhood. I was born & raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan, & still live there. When I was growing up, and when my family was able we went to the local drive-in theater in the summer, they had a playground for young'ns to swing, slide, & climb until it was dark enough for the movie. While playing in the fresh air, there was always the scent peppermint in the air, because this drive-in was located near a factory that distilled & extracted peppermint oil.
My favorite sweet made with Ritz crackers are putting peanut butter between two crackers and then dipping them into melted white almond bark!! Soo good! My mom made them every year for my bday parties. Ah, nostalgia! I can’t get enough of it!!❤❤❤
I've made these without the peppermint oil for Christmas gifts. They are delicious! They also are good sandwiched with peanut butter or Nutella before dipping in chocolate.
I've made these before. I love LorAnn Oils and have used the orange oil in place of the peppermint to make these cookies. They are great for homemade buttercreams too; so many flavors to choose from.
I learned to make these before you were born, Emmy! Our Girl Scout troop visited a local bakery. Mrs. D told us we could make fake Mints using Ritz crackers, and they'd taste just like ours! We didn't believe it, but it's true! Thin mints are best FROZEN with a glass of milk.
I've made homemade versions of tagalongs with ritz once and I honestly think they're better than the real thing lol. any time I have real tagalongs I think "I should just make these..." but I never do. it was a one-off thing I decided to try for 4th of July one year and I REALLY need to do it again, highly recommended!
Anyone who doesn't think Emmy would be the loveliest friend to have in life can leave the planet now! I'm an old grump and I still find her absolutely delightful!
You could definitely make variations using orange or lemon oil, or white or milk chocolate, to have a selection. Make sandwich cookies by filling them with Nutella or marshmello fluff before coating them. Even peanut butter would be good. I can see myself spending all day making different little cookies like this.
So fun. Also please more icebox dessert recipes for summer! I made an icebox lemonade pie last night and it was a hit. 1 tub whipped topping, 6 oz thawed lemonade concentrate, and one can sweetened condensed milk. Fold together just until combined and spoon into a prepared graham pie crust. Freeze min 4 hours and thaw 15 min before serving
I'm going to try this with Oreo Thins in the original flavor and also the Oreo Thins in the mint flavor so those should *really* taste like GS Thin Mints!
Hi Emmy! My partner and I recently tried and fell in love with one ingredient banana faux ice cream-definitely recommend it and our kiddo loves it too. The only tricks to figure out are how you prepare the banana, how ripe it is, and how much you blend it (until it has the texture of custard ice cream)
I’ve done these since I was a kid and it’s shocking how close they are! I actually prefer the saltiness but if you’re not into salty sweet you can use the lower sodium crackers.
A little corn syrup in the chocolate would give it a glossy finish. I would do that with 90% cacao dark chocolate. Perhaps a little clarified butter as well. That being said Emmy knocks it out of the park yet again.
The first time I saw this video it gave me an idea for a Christmas cookie I’m going to make soon. I have mini Christmas cookie cutters and I’m going to use them with a chocolate sugar cookie recipe and then dip them in the mint chocolate and drizzle with white chocolate and Christmas sprinkles.
My cousin who's a surgeon, uses peppermint oil inside his mask during surgery in case it's reaalllyyy gross to keep him from getting ill. Very, very potent.
I saw the Ritz toffee and marshmallow desert yesterday and was going to comment on it and then saw this today. I have made in the past Ritz "Reese's Cups" make pb sandwich with the Ritz and dip them into chocolate 😋oh and I had never used the Ritz for the toffee but used saltines , love your channel
Another excellent cookie using Ritz crackers is to spread creamy peanut butter between two Ritz crackers then submerge the peanut butter sandwich cookies into chocolate coating liberally. When you bite into them you get a Butterfinger type texture with a chocolate coated creamy peanut butter cookie.
Try some peanut butter between the crackers and dip in the chocolate, they are some of our favorites!! Also for being a Girl Scout leader over 36 years, thank you for all those that purchases cookies it helped us pay for troop retention for next year!! 😅
I prefer to have this as a treat. I only buy from Girl Scouts. The girls ( mine included) had little access to fundraising for trips. However with all the fun variations suggested it will be a fun addition to the dipped-in-chocolate things our family does.
@emmymadeinjapan we love you. You should have millions of subs, let's blow this girl up, she is more than worthy and so relaxing and fun to watch. I love #emmymade
I love mint and chocolate together. York Peppermint Patties are one of my favorites. Off subject but did you know the light bulb by you stand mixer is out? 💡
I could be mistaken, but I believe she’s loosened the bulb just slightly so it intentionally stays off. Doing so would keep all “lit” bulbs above the backsplash, and provide a more even dispersement of the bulbs. In my opinion, having one random bulb lit up in that location would throw off the balance of the accent lighting, and stand out in a negative way. But who knows! 🤷🏻♀️
Please make a Burmese dessert 🙏 There are many easy recipes that would be great for your channel. The category I’m thinking is halwa for example San Win Makin/ Shwe Gyi Mont, tapioca halwa, Shwe htamin, or even kyauk kyaw (although that one isnt my favorite).
Emmy you should make those cookies using the chocolate oreos cookies. Just scrape of the creamy center. Then I think you would have a Thin Mint cookie that would be closer to the Girl Scout Cookies. I hope you try this and make a video of it. Much love to you and your family. ❤❤❤
I'm going to try this for sure-Thin Mints are my favorite!!! Peppermint oil has so many other uses, too- it can help soothe an upset tummy and it makes a great insect deterrent. Ants and spiders hate the stuff and extract won't work the same way.
I'm not a huge fan of mint but i will try these. My son loves ritz crackers and chocolate mint. I actually just finished making the cream cheese you made in a past video. I made plain and a garlic and herb flavour. Quite tasty 🙂 Thank you for all your videos!
Ok I am definitely trying this. I have everything I need. Even the peppermint oil. And Emmy, Walmart has their own version of thin mints. I believe Trader Joes has them as well. Please consider having a taste test video during the next Girl Scouts Cookie season. 👍😊
Andes sells bags of broken bits that they collect in the manufacture of their mints. I find them every year in the supermarket. One of the things that I do with them is to substitute for chocolate chips when making Toll-house cookies.
If you want your chocolate to set more like the cookies, add a couple of teaspoons of coconut oil to your chocolate. ❤. You'll get a nice shiny finish. 😊
My goodness, I don't know how many would have actually made it to the cookie sheet after the dip and flip, lol. Every time you lifted the fork & cookie out of the chocolate, I imagined it going straight into your mouth... which is most likely what would happen if I tried to make these lol. Some would make, maybe...
I would try using Graham crackers, also for something thicker, try sandwiching 2 together with some peppermint fondant then covering with peppermint chocolate. xx
Hey Emmy. Nice and amazing video. Just using chocolate 🍫 and Ritz cracker 🍘 is interesting. Thank you for sharing this video with us. God Bless and take care. Mari'a. 👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍘🍫
When Emmy says that peppermint oil is Very strong, she is Not kidding! I've bought some and tried making my own mint tea by shaking it into tea bags. Two drops of it is Over powering, while just one quick shake into a tea bag is just about right.
Variation of this would be to take a Ritz, smear a little bit of peanut-butter or Gnutella and use plain chocolate, either milk- or dark. Ritz crackers *are* salty as well as sweet, so if there's a salt-free version (haven't checked), that'd be better.
I have a good idea!! Mix natural unsweetened peanut butter that's had the fat drained off with honey, coat thickly one side of a ritz cracker with it, dip pb cracker in the melted chocolate sans mint, and you've got a sort of a reeses pb cup!!
For the viewers in the Philippines... since Ritz crackers are hard to find and expensive there in the Philippines coz it's imported item, just use the local Fita crackers, they're basically the same as Ritz 😆 or, if you want it a little sweeter, use Graham crackers instead
You could use mint chocolate chips. We have a company here in Wisconsin that makes so many flavors of chips from normal to things like carrot flavored for dog desserts!
“Rinse and repeat” is a phrase I remember from TV commercials for shampoo - in the 60’s perhaps - Breck Shampoo, maybe…? A search tells us that it was perhaps a marketing strategy to sell more shampoo… Another article gives a less commercial answer - the first wash collects the oils from the hair, but it doesn’t lather, which we associate with CLEAN. The second wash results in LOTS of lather, then rinses away, giving you that “squeaky clean.” At least that’s the theory, right? So fun to find out where these phrases come from!
Pink fluffy unicorns. We don't have girl scout cookies in the UK. My mother is American and the nearest to a thin mint would be a viscount mint biscuit or a mint penguin biscuit bar. 😉
Turn Ritz crackers into Reese's peanut butter cups: Make Ritz peanut butter sandwiches then dip them into melted chocolate. Once cooled it tastes a lot like Reese's peanut butter cups. So delicious.
I dip Double Stuffed Oreos in melted Andes Mints every year at Christmas. Always a hit!!
OMG! Yum
Sounds fabulous.
YES!!! Must try!
I make chocolate ganache with Andes mints yummmm ty 4 the idea for cookies!!!! ❤❤❤
I had to smile when you said you were using peppermint oil to flavor the chocolate. It brought back lovely memories of childhood. I was born & raised in Kalamazoo, Michigan, & still live there. When I was growing up, and when my family was able we went to the local drive-in theater in the summer, they had a playground for young'ns to swing, slide, & climb until it was dark enough for the movie. While playing in the fresh air, there was always the scent peppermint in the air, because this drive-in was located near a factory that distilled & extracted peppermint oil.
that is so cool!!
What a lovely and joyful story. Thank you very much for sharing it with us🫶🏽
My favorite sweet made with Ritz crackers are putting peanut butter between two crackers and then dipping them into melted white almond bark!! Soo good! My mom made them every year for my bday parties. Ah, nostalgia! I can’t get enough of it!!❤❤❤
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I make these frequently!!
I have funny videos in my page 🥰
I’ve made these 30 years ago as a chocolatier. They do taste like thin mints. We’re one of my popular items.
How cool!
Aren't they salty??
@@roachmorphine8018there's less salt in one of these than an actual thin mint lol
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite cooking channels.
You go everywhere all the time.
Thanks so much for tuning in, and yes, I'm everywhere.
Pull up a chair. I've been here for YEARS. It's a good ride. Tasty too. lol
I love that people are still just now discovering Emmy. I'm a Long time subscriber as well, and I agree, you'll love it here!
@@emmymadewhat’s the difference between peppermint oil and extract?
I've made these without the peppermint oil for Christmas gifts. They are delicious! They also are good sandwiched with peanut butter or Nutella before dipping in chocolate.
Same 😉
Been making the peanut butter filled Ritz for xmas for over 30 years!
Oohh yum
Trying this!!!! Thanks
I've made these before. I love LorAnn Oils and have used the orange oil in place of the peppermint to make these cookies. They are great for homemade buttercreams too; so many flavors to choose from.
Let’s get unhinged and use the vegetable flavored ones
That’s enough out of you!! 😅😅😅😅😅
Chicken in a biscuit you say
I laughed too hard at this
cheddar too
Cheez-its
I learned to make these before you were born, Emmy! Our Girl Scout troop visited a local bakery. Mrs. D told us we could make fake Mints using Ritz crackers, and they'd taste just like ours! We didn't believe it, but it's true! Thin mints are best FROZEN with a glass of milk.
Aren't they salty when made from crackers?
@@roachmorphine8018, that's what WE thought, but they aren't! Try it.
I've made homemade versions of tagalongs with ritz once and I honestly think they're better than the real thing lol. any time I have real tagalongs I think "I should just make these..." but I never do. it was a one-off thing I decided to try for 4th of July one year and I REALLY need to do it again, highly recommended!
Well, 4th of July is coming up...
Make it a tradition! You can top then with festive sprinkles too lol
I used to make peanut butter sandwiches with Ritz, then dip them in a variety of melted chocolates. The kids always loved them
Oh god i need to make this
started breathing a little heavy just thinking about this
They are fabulous
I made them, I can confirm that they slap.
@@Sawzall123 they slap? Does that mean you liked them? Goodness I’m getting old.
Anyone who doesn't think Emmy would be the loveliest friend to have in life can leave the planet now! I'm an old grump and I still find her absolutely delightful!
Aww...shucks. 🧡
If Emmy was my friend I would just be constantly asking to play with her chickens haha
@@WolfLykaios Im sorry but this sounded so weird at first 💀
I legit have had multiple dreams where Emmy and I are hanging out... last time we were Disneyland with dolphins...
Imagine how good this would be with thin shortbread cookies? 😋
The Goya Chocolate Maria cookies would probably be a good swap for the Ritz and closer to the original.
#BoycottGoya
Sounds delightful!
I bet chocolate "biscuits" (the shortbready-style crisp/thin cookie) would go well in these
Or Butter Biscuits.
Or gooey brownie squares. Like the mini ones.
@@Misshowzat great idea!
Yep, I'm thinking those Famous chocolate wafer thingys from Nabisco...
Nabisco Nilla Wafers (a vanilla wafer cookie) would probably make a good substitute. Wouldn't be salty, either.
Those look great! Something else you could try is to spread peanut butter before dipping the Ritz in chocolate. I've had those around the holidays
With peppermint?! No offense but that sounds bad lol
I make the peanut butter ones every year at Christmas. And, no, there isn't any peppermint!
@@lcr5910 No, peanut butter and chocolate, but with the same method as what Emmy showed
@@caroldennison8562 exactly! :)
I make a sandwich of the crackers and Peanut butter then dip. another Girl Scout dupe!
We did this but with only 2 ingredients! Ritz and melted Andes mints and it tastes exactly like thin mints
We make these for Christmas! Everyone loves them :)
That’s how I make them too
How many Andes?
@@Jaded6911 they sell bags of crushed Andes mints in the baking isle
@@lshebly oh mylanta. Thank you
I've had this with Saltine crackers - tasty, but the cracker gives it a distinctive crisp texture. Worth trying!
I've done the 2 ingredient version, crackers & melted Andes mints, so good!
You could definitely make variations using orange or lemon oil, or white or milk chocolate, to have a selection.
Make sandwich cookies by filling them with Nutella or marshmello fluff before coating them.
Even peanut butter would be good.
I can see myself spending all day making different little cookies like this.
Brilliant ideas, I'm gonna try them!
Yeeaaaaahhhh!!!
Omg lemon.
So fun. Also please more icebox dessert recipes for summer! I made an icebox lemonade pie last night and it was a hit. 1 tub whipped topping, 6 oz thawed lemonade concentrate, and one can sweetened condensed milk. Fold together just until combined and spoon into a prepared graham pie crust. Freeze min 4 hours and thaw 15 min before serving
Didn't she just make that? I want to try it with Lime too
I've been watching since 2011 and you are the only channel where theres something truly new in every video you make! I love the variety 😊
These are a staple in my house around the holidays. However, I melt down Andres mints and dip the cracker in! 2 ingredients!
Awesome video Emmy! love your hand gestures while you describe everything too :)
With a crushed candy cane crunch for Christmas. Yummers.
Fun!🍬
I forgot how much I loved your content for a little bit there. It's good to be back!
Welcome back!
I'm going to try this with Oreo Thins in the original flavor and also the Oreo Thins in the mint flavor so those should *really* taste like GS Thin Mints!
Chocolate shortbread cookies would be a better choice for a more thin mint experience in my opinion but I'm sure these are good too....
Hi Emmy! My partner and I recently tried and fell in love with one ingredient banana faux ice cream-definitely recommend it and our kiddo loves it too. The only tricks to figure out are how you prepare the banana, how ripe it is, and how much you blend it (until it has the texture of custard ice cream)
I’ve done these since I was a kid and it’s shocking how close they are! I actually prefer the saltiness but if you’re not into salty sweet you can use the lower sodium crackers.
A little corn syrup in the chocolate would give it a glossy finish.
I would do that with 90% cacao dark chocolate. Perhaps a little clarified butter as well.
That being said Emmy knocks it out of the park yet again.
These super fast recipes are where its at 👌🏽
You can also melt Andes thin mints then dip the Ritz cracker. It too will taste like the Girls Scout thin mints.
I had a friend make something similar to this where it was a PeanutButter ritz sandwich dipped in dark chocolate. It was quite good.
There are gluten free versions of ritz crackers so FINALLY a super easy gluten free girl scout cookie option to DIY, yay!!
You should try it with the "Famous Chocolate Wafer" cookies you used in the zebra cake recipe.
I heard that they've recently discontinued them. 😢
@@emmymade 😢 the google says honeymaid chocolate graham crackers are a decent substitute. So.... square thin mints? Hehehe
I used to do a 2 ingredient recipe. Ritz crackers and Wilton, dark cocoa mint candy melts. Tasted just like Thin Mints
I love these. Nearly every church/community cookbook I own has a version of them.
I love Girl Scout cookies! I have some thin mints in my freezer as I watch this! Definitely will try this recipe.
The first time I saw this video it gave me an idea for a Christmas cookie I’m going to make soon. I have mini Christmas cookie cutters and I’m going to use them with a chocolate sugar cookie recipe and then dip them in the mint chocolate and drizzle with white chocolate and Christmas sprinkles.
My cousin who's a surgeon, uses peppermint oil inside his mask during surgery in case it's reaalllyyy gross to keep him from getting ill. Very, very potent.
I saw the Ritz toffee and marshmallow desert yesterday and was going to comment on it and then saw this today. I have made in the past Ritz "Reese's Cups" make pb sandwich with the Ritz and dip them into chocolate 😋oh and I had never used the Ritz for the toffee but used saltines , love your channel
I make hard candies with these oils. I can't wait to try this recipe with Black Cherry flavoring. Thanks for your constant inspiration. 😊
I think vanilla wafers would also be a good option. I’ll have to try both & do a taste test 😋.
This is very clever. Good job 👍
This was just like all of your videos: great fun, interesting, charming, educational, and a delight. Thank you for making my days better. 😎
Another excellent cookie using Ritz crackers is to spread creamy peanut butter between two Ritz crackers then submerge the peanut butter sandwich cookies into chocolate coating liberally. When you bite into them you get a Butterfinger type texture with a chocolate coated creamy peanut butter cookie.
My favorite GS cookie! I must try this recipe. THANKS!
You can also just double dip the crackers to give it a thicker coating.
Using Andes mints should be a fantastic alternative.
Try some peanut butter between the crackers and dip in the chocolate, they are some of our favorites!! Also for being a Girl Scout leader over 36 years, thank you for all those that purchases cookies it helped us pay for troop retention for next year!! 😅
Emmy, I would love to see you make the famous Japanese Omurice omelette!!
I would take the tops off Oreos and use that for this recipe ( and then eat the topless Oreos haha)
I prefer to have this as a treat. I only buy from Girl Scouts. The girls ( mine included) had little access to fundraising for trips. However with all the fun variations suggested it will be a fun addition to the dipped-in-chocolate things our family does.
I make most of my sweets from scratch. But when Girl Scout cookie season hits, I buy several boxes, lol.
@emmymadeinjapan we love you. You should have millions of subs, let's blow this girl up, she is more than worthy and so relaxing and fun to watch. I love #emmymade
I love mint and chocolate together.
York Peppermint Patties are one of my favorites.
Off subject but did you know the light bulb by you stand mixer is out? 💡
I could be mistaken, but I believe she’s loosened the bulb just slightly so it intentionally stays off. Doing so would keep all “lit” bulbs above the backsplash, and provide a more even dispersement of the bulbs.
In my opinion, having one random bulb lit up in that location would throw off the balance of the accent lighting, and stand out in a negative way.
But who knows! 🤷🏻♀️
Please make a Burmese dessert 🙏 There are many easy recipes that would be great for your channel. The category I’m thinking is halwa for example San Win Makin/ Shwe Gyi Mont, tapioca halwa, Shwe htamin, or even kyauk kyaw (although that one isnt my favorite).
Emmy you should make those cookies using the chocolate oreos cookies. Just scrape of the creamy center. Then I think you would have a Thin Mint cookie that would be closer to the Girl Scout Cookies.
I hope you try this and make a video of it. Much love to you and your family. ❤❤❤
Emmy is so cute whenever she does her tasing 😊. Thanks for another great recipe!
I have used the chocolate wafers when making these. They were bigger but really good!
I'm going to try this for sure-Thin Mints are my favorite!!! Peppermint oil has so many other uses, too- it can help soothe an upset tummy and it makes a great insect deterrent. Ants and spiders hate the stuff and extract won't work the same way.
I love Ritz Crackers. They're so buttery delicious 😋
I'm not a huge fan of mint but i will try these. My son loves ritz crackers and chocolate mint.
I actually just finished making the cream cheese you made in a past video. I made plain and a garlic and herb flavour. Quite tasty 🙂
Thank you for all your videos!
Ok I am definitely trying this. I have everything I need. Even the peppermint oil. And Emmy, Walmart has their own version of thin mints. I believe Trader Joes has them as well. Please consider having a taste test video during the next Girl Scouts Cookie season. 👍😊
Andes sells bags of broken bits that they collect in the manufacture of their mints. I find them every year in the supermarket. One of the things that I do with them is to substitute for chocolate chips when making Toll-house cookies.
If you want your chocolate to set more like the cookies, add a couple of teaspoons of coconut oil to your chocolate. ❤. You'll get a nice shiny finish. 😊
Love your vids, especially the last few seconds. 😊
Ritz peanut butter crackers dipped in semisweet chocolate are very good too!
Nice! My friend once made a pint of ice cream and used a whole spoonful of mint extract ---it was intense!
Nice Finger Lakes shirt! I sold wine in FLX for a decade! Such a gorgeous area!
As someone who’s never been to the US I always imagined thin mints being like AfterEights, just chocolate and mint filling
That sounds like a York Peppermint Patty.
@S. Waters after eights are thinner than a peppermint patty and the mint is oozy
@@rosacanisalba, those sound delicious!
I love using peppermint oil! It's such a cleaner crisper mint flavor! They have unsalted ritz too for anyone wanting to avoid the salt.
Thanks for the tip.
Yay Winston is back! Awesome video as always, keep up the good work Emmy!
I would try this with Maria cookies or tea biscuit cookies. They’d be more similar to the centres in the Guide cookies.
Emmy, You could add Orange oil ( food grade) and dark chocolate for a variation.
You can make them with 2 ingredients!! Chopped thin mints and ritz.. dip and cool. They are fantastic!
I think this would be great with butter cookies, the ines with the hole in the middle. Mmmmmm, yummy! ❤😋
My goodness, I don't know how many would have actually made it to the cookie sheet after the dip and flip, lol. Every time you lifted the fork & cookie out of the chocolate, I imagined it going straight into your mouth... which is most likely what would happen if I tried to make these lol. Some would make, maybe...
I have some tates peppermint chip cookies and semisweet chocolate in my kitchen I should do a half dip chocolate cookie I bet it would be delicious 😋
I've had these! Really good!!
I would try using Graham crackers, also for something thicker, try sandwiching 2 together with some peppermint fondant then covering with peppermint chocolate. xx
These look amazing, I'd love to make this with oreo cookie crackers
Hey Emmy. Nice and amazing video. Just using chocolate 🍫 and Ritz cracker 🍘 is interesting. Thank you for sharing this video with us. God Bless and take care. Mari'a. 👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🍘🍫
When Emmy says that peppermint oil is Very strong, she is Not kidding! I've bought some and tried making my own mint tea by shaking it into tea bags. Two drops of it is Over powering, while just one quick shake into a tea bag is just about right.
Variation of this would be to take a Ritz, smear a little bit of peanut-butter or Gnutella and use plain chocolate, either milk- or dark. Ritz crackers *are* salty as well as sweet, so if there's a salt-free version (haven't checked), that'd be better.
I have a good idea!! Mix natural unsweetened peanut butter that's had the fat drained off with honey, coat thickly one side of a ritz cracker with it, dip pb cracker in the melted chocolate sans mint, and you've got a sort of a reeses pb cup!!
I would double dip mmmm!!! cheers
Thank you Emmy, as always!
Yummy!! 😋
These look so good, and quick and easy to make!
For the viewers in the Philippines... since Ritz crackers are hard to find and expensive there in the Philippines coz it's imported item, just use the local Fita crackers, they're basically the same as Ritz 😆 or, if you want it a little sweeter, use Graham crackers instead
I can't wait to try these things mint cookies with Ritz. Yummm❤
Simply delicious 😋. The mints look good too 😋
You could use mint chocolate chips. We have a company here in Wisconsin that makes so many flavors of chips from normal to things like carrot flavored for dog desserts!
I would love to see a cook book of yours with all these fun recipes.
Hi Emma, thank you for your beautiful recipes. You’re awesome.❤❤❤❤❤
These would be extra special in the chocolate was tempered! Minty and buttery and a nice snap!
I don't think that mint and chocolate go together but my grandkids love them so I have made these for several years for them.❤❤
“Rinse and repeat” is a phrase I remember from TV commercials for shampoo - in the 60’s perhaps - Breck Shampoo, maybe…? A search tells us that it was perhaps a marketing strategy to sell more shampoo… Another article gives a less commercial answer - the first wash collects the oils from the hair, but it doesn’t lather, which we associate with CLEAN. The second wash results in LOTS of lather, then rinses away, giving you that “squeaky clean.” At least that’s the theory, right? So fun to find out where these phrases come from!
I bet they would be awesome putting two together with buttercream between them before dipping them in the chocolate.
Pink fluffy unicorns.
We don't have girl scout cookies in the UK. My mother is American and the nearest to a thin mint would be a viscount mint biscuit or a mint penguin biscuit bar. 😉
This is a great idea. Thanks!
Turn Ritz crackers into Reese's peanut butter cups:
Make Ritz peanut butter sandwiches then dip them into melted chocolate. Once cooled it tastes a lot like Reese's peanut butter cups. So delicious.