Brickle-Chip Oatmeal Cookies
Nutritional Info
- Servings Per Recipe: 48
- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 135.9
- Total Fat: 6.4 g
- Cholesterol: 13.4 mg
- Sodium: 89.2 mg
- Total Carbs: 18.9 g
- Dietary Fiber: 0.5 g
- Protein: 1.2 g
View full nutritional breakdown of Brickle-Chip Oatmeal Cookies calories by ingredient
Introduction
From my Memaw's kitchen From my Memaw's kitchenNumber of Servings: 48
Ingredients
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1/2 c. butter
1/2 c. shortening
1 c. granulated sugar
1 c. brown sugar, packed
2 large eggs
1 tsp. vanilla extract
2 c. flour
1 tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. salt
12 oz. bag of chocolate chips
8 oz. bag of toffee bits (bits o' brickle)
2 c. oatmeal (quick or old-fashioned)
Directions
Cream butter & crisco, add both sugars, vanila, eggs and cream well. Combine flour, soda, salt and mix with creamed mixture. Add chocolate chips & bits o' brickle, then add oatmeal last by hand. Drop by tablespoonful on lightly greased cookie sheets. Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 10-12 minutes. Makes about 4 dozen cookies.
Number of Servings: 48
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user JEWELSRICH.
Number of Servings: 48
Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user JEWELSRICH.
Member Ratings For This Recipe
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CD1569000
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CD4519295
Fantastic cookie. I followed the others and made mine with Splenda white and brown sugar. I used the new Crisco too.
I choose to make cookies as healthy as I can. Homemade cookies are a special trest to be enjoyed and not to be made to feel guilty.
- 8/29/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
I'm so glad you like the recipe and you are so right about homemade cookies being a special treat to be enjoyed guilt-free. =o) I'm glad the substitutions worked out for you.
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GGMOM06
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1GNPARKER
White flour and sugar are bad for you? Get a grip people! Unless you eat all 48 cookies, this recipe will not kill you or anyone else who eats it!
For those of us who like to have a cookie once in a while, this is a good recipe. For those who don't like cookies or the recipe, leave it alone. - 8/29/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
LOL! Great point, everything in moderation. Thanks for sticking up for my Memaw's recipe.
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SHIRLEYO4
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BABYBAL
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THINAGIN3
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2RICKIE
This is the recipe I had since a child, and somehow lost. I would not change anything in it, as one of those cookies is just all I need. I will freeze the rest for surprise company. - 8/29/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
I'm so glad I could help you find a cherished recipe from childhood. This is my Memaw's recipe, probably off of the oatmeal box. Freezing them for surprise company is a fantastic idea, one that my Memaw frequently used as I recall often eating these cookies in their nearly frozen state. =o)
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MEANIE1313
This sounds great - my kids will love them, and I will enjoy a treat as well. Thank you! I am disappointed, however, that so many people have such snarky (yes, SNARKY) comments. I think I am done reading all the ratings and evals. After this, I am keeping my opinions to myself. - 8/29/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
Thank you kindly for taking up for my Memaw's recipe. I hope your family liked the cookies when you made them. To me, they are an extra-special treat!
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BIRTHDAYGIRL4
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LADY_JOSIELOT
This looks like a great recipe to modify, thanks. I can't see spending more than 130 calories and 6 grams of fat on one cookie though, and definitely removing the Crisco, using egg whites and whole wheat flour, etc. - 7/2/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
You are so right! That's too much in fat and calories per cookie. I originally entered this recipe for my own use in the Nutrition Tracker. I NEVER expected to find out this became a featured recipe! I'm stunned, especially because of its high fat ingredients. I will make this recipe with subs.
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ODIE57
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DEBBYC63
I am with all the others disappointed in this unhealthy recipe. Also, Splenda is not considered healthy by many. Would prefer recipes using all-natural ingredients - replace Crisco w/applesauce, sugar w/Stevia or Truvia, etc. A little bad (chocolate chips) okay, but this is ALL bad. Disappointing - 8/29/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
I gotta tell you, I never expected this recipe to make Editor's Pick. If I'd known in advance I would've made healthier substitutions in the recipe. I originally entered this recipe for my own use in the Nutrition Tracker because I'd made a batch and I wanted to know its nutritional values.
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SANDLADY48
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CD4250312
Although this is a fantastic recipe I was under the impression that Spark People was about healthy alternatives to previous unhealthy choices. This recipe has been in no way modified to approximate a healthy choice. Disappointed Spark People! - 8/29/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
Thanks for giving it high marks! I wonder why SparkPeople featured this recipe, too. I didn't enter it with that end in mind, I just wanted to know the nutritional content and be able to enter it in the Nutrition Tracker. Without healthier substitutions, enjoy these cookies in moderation! =o)
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QUEENCATNO1
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PROVERBS31JULIA
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GVB1479
I love this recipie and have made it several times. I leave out the toffee bits, though. Is it just me or are the toffee bits included in the calorie count? I looked at the calorie breakdown by ingriedient and did not see the toffee bits on the list, if that is the case they will have more calories. - 11/20/10
Reply from JEWELSRICH (7/26/11)
Toffee bits ARE included in the calorie count because I entered all the ingredients myself using the info off the package. I don't know why SP didn't include the toffee bits in the calorie breakdown of one cookie. I'm so glad you like the recipe. It's my favorite from childhood; my Memaw made them!!
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GP4HARM
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KATIENMAGGIE
I guess I am "snarky" too. ( Whatever that means) By no means should we use Splenda (read the report published by Duke in 2008, which was shelved) Oats are great, butter is fine.....my sugar replacer is Stevia. Much better for us than any other sweeteners. Too many calories and Crisco? No way! - 9/2/10
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JOLKA79
this is dissapointing. i wouldn't expect this much fat/sugar in a healthy recipe at sparkpeople. i always change most of the fats with yogurt/applesauce/cottage cheese and use way less sugar. 2c sugar for 2c. flour?? i usually use 1/2c. And i make cookies/pies/cakes all the time and eat them too. - 8/30/10
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