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Home » Blog » S’moreos and S’more Really Great Cookie Recipes

in Allergy Adaptations· Cooking Fun with Children· HomeCooking· Southern Recipes

S’moreos and S’more Really Great Cookie Recipes

S’mores are summer. Summer is s’mores. Add in Oreos and it’s even more. Even more of a special treat. And you can treat even more. Translation: S’moreos last longer than traditional s’mores in our larger family.

Don’t miss the delicious fun at $5 Dinners. Click over to S’moreos.

In celebration of cookies, here are a few more favorites:

Oreo Truffles at Habits for a Happy Home

Cookies and Cream at $5 Dinners (volunteers appear from the audience to help make this one)

1. SunButter Kisses | 2. Sugar Cookies | 3. Cookie Cake | 4. Potato Chip Cookies at Southern Plate | 5. Double Chocolate Cake Mix Cookies | 6. SunButter Cookies

All of the above are few ingredient and allergy friendly. Nut free and egg free (some with egg substitute) for our household. See how much we truly can enjoy?

Smoreos are simple and fun for tonight’s Great American Backyard Campout. Find more simple backyard recipes in my post earlier this week – plus much more encouragement on camping fun from five other bloggers. See Recipes for Great American Backyard Campout and our Camping with Kids Pinterest board.

Which one will you make first? S’moreos?

 

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  1. Myra says

    June 23, 2012 at 8:34 AM

    I am a grandmother raising 4 children, ages 4 – 13. Two of them are lactose intolerant and another one is allergic to dairy, soy and eggs. I have a hard time finding a substitute for butter/margarine in recipes. Any ideas? Myra

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    • Hodgepodgemom says

      June 23, 2012 at 2:01 PM

      Dear Myra – I’m sorry that I do not have expertise in dairy allergies but I will ask around in my allergy circles and let you know what I find out. Have you taken a look at http://www.foodallergiesonabudget.com ? There is a dairy free section there: http://www.foodallergiesonabudget.com/tag/dairy-free/ However, I have one allergic to eggs and deal with that daily! I often omit the egg. Or use egg substitutes when baking. Here are my favorite recipes: https://www.yourbesthomeschool.com/2011/02/allergy-friendly-living-part-four-egg-substitute/ I hope that helps!

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