Delicious!

I always add more oats (4 or 4.5 cups) and a little bit of whatever I have laying around - today: sesame seeds, mac nuts and sunflower seeds. I *imagine* this makes them healthier.

I added an extra 3/4 cup of quick oats to thicken the batter and the kids loved them ..thanks for the excellent recipe !!!

This was really easy to use and made really nice cookie that aren't hard. First time making them on a stove and turned out well. Thank you so much for making it easy to understand.

Made these this evening. They tasted great. So easy to make, and they set up really fast! Definitely will keep this recipe on hand ;) Thanks cooks.com !!!

I love this recipe! I added honey nut Cheerios, it turned out delicious. Thanks for sharing.

I've always added coconut too, these are great cookies.

Awesome every time. I like the reviews and will be adding new things to it from now on. Thanks for the suggestions!

Great. I put the cookies in a brownie pan instead and cut them.

Love the chocolate no bake. Have used for years. This recipe came out perfect.

They are very good!

I only used one cup of sugar and organic milk, 1/4 cup of organic peanut butter. Much healthier cookie, and the kids loved them.

Hi there for a healthy way change to Chocolate Protein powder, you can even add cranberries, walnuts, raw sugar instead of white, you can decide...I make them as a protein recovery after a long cycle or run.

I use 1 cup brown sugar and 1 cup white sugar. It makes them a little richer, in my opinion. I also let them sit in the pan with the lid on for a few minutes before dropping them as individual cookies; I think that helps them set up better.

My grandmother used to add about one cup cocoa crispies. It made the cookies a little less dense and gave them a nice crunch. Just be sure to add the Coco crispies last because they don't absorb the moisture.