Milky Way Bar Receipe

[charliesmum]

cerisaye posted a funny article from The Guardian on her blog about Snickers Pie, which sounded revolting, so I decided I would share my receipe for Milky Way brownies, as they are delicious.

Years ago when I was working for a travel company, we had this computer thingy that pre-dated the interweb as we know it today, all black background and green letters, where one could get car rental information, and find out the political climate of every country in the world. It had one site where people could post some fun things, including receipes. I'll be buggered if I can remember the name of the program though.

Since it has been well over ten years since I've seen the thing and I have long forgotten the name of the person who posted this receipe in the first place, I shall take full credit for this totally easy and calorie laden treat.

You will need the following:

5 or 6 regular sixed Milky Way Bars, although I find one bag of the small 'snack sized' bars works nicely and then you have some candy bars left over.

1 roll of Pillsbury Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. I've used imitation brands, but I have to admit Pillsbury's works the best.

1 8 x 10 x 13 pan

Unwrap the dough, spread it evenly on the bottom of the pan.

Cook in the oven at 350 degrees for about 10 to 12 minutes. In the meanwhile, chop up the candy bars into small pieces.

Spread the pieces of the candy bars over the cookie dough and then bake again for about 8 minutes or until the candy is melted.

Swirl the candy bars around the top of the dough like frosting, then let cool.

Cut into bars.

Serve.*

It is a very easy thing to make, looks pretty and people rave about it. It's a nice thing to bring to an office party or someone's house, because it looks like you worked much harder than you actually did.

*Or hide them and eat them yourself when no one is looking. Your call.