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"We dreamed up this combination for a yummy treat to take into school before our Thanksgiving break. Everyone loved them!" Megan and Mitchell Vogel, Jefferson, Wisconsin
Nutritional Facts 1 cookie equals 130 calories, 7 g fat (3 g saturated fat), trace cholesterol, 81 mg sodium, 16 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 2 g protein.
Originally published as Pilgrim Hat Cookies in Taste of Home October/November 2008, p34
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Reviewed on Nov. 25, 2008 by kkparsons
I made these to bring in to work as a pre-Thanksgiving treat, and everyone loved them! I also could not find chiclets so used orange tic-tacs. The only other thing I did differently was to pipe some icing on with a cake decorating bag, because it didn't quite look like the picture when I just put some on the bottom of the peanut butter cup and pressed down. What a cute idea!
Reviewed on Nov. 20, 2008 by bekahjan
Hi Kris, I am in CA and had the same trouble finding chiclets. I made the cookies and found a great replacement. I found those gummy orange wedges (I found mine at walmart) and used those. I took one wedge and rolled it out flat with a rolling pin (use lots of sugar to help it keep from sticking to the rolling pin) then cut it into strips then into squares. (when roling it out make sure not to roll it so flat that you lose the orange color of the wedge). It worked great. It was a little tedious but turned out wonderful. I only used one orange wedge for about 25 cookies. Hope this idea helps. Rebekah
Hi Kris,
I am in CA and had the same trouble finding chiclets. I made the cookies and found a great replacement. I found those gummy orange wedges (I found mine at walmart) and used those. I took one wedge and rolled it out flat with a rolling pin (use lots of sugar to help it keep from sticking to the rolling pin) then cut it into strips then into squares. (when roling it out make sure not to roll it so flat that you lose the orange color of the wedge). It worked great. It was a little tedious but turned out wonderful. I only used one orange wedge for about 25 cookies. Hope this idea helps.
Rebekah
Reviewed on Nov. 16, 2008 by arslp
My five-year-old grandson and I made these last weekend and he absolutely loved them! He liked them so much that we made them 3 times!! We could not find chiclets in our area, so we used the orange tic-tacs, and they looked fine.I'm taking this recipe to the therapeutic preschool where I work to the occupational therapist. Good fine motor activity. My little patients (speech-pathologist) will get to make these, too! Good for language.Thanks so much for this great idea!
My five-year-old grandson and I made these last weekend and he absolutely loved them! He liked them so much that we made them 3 times!! We could not find chiclets in our area, so we used the orange tic-tacs, and they looked fine.
I'm taking this recipe to the therapeutic preschool where I work to the occupational therapist. Good fine motor activity. My little patients (speech-pathologist) will get to make these, too! Good for language.
Thanks so much for this great idea!
Reviewed on Nov. 16, 2008 by Grandmaj2u
I think any orange decoration that was the same size would work. thanks for the idea of candy corn tip garnish
Sooo Cute and Super easy How creative
Reviewed on Nov. 15, 2008 by GrannyBarbieJ_Texas
Kris, would cutting off the orange part of candy corn work?
These are adorable for my youngest grandson's kindergarten party ... and so easy which is perfect for me.Granny BJ Wood
These are adorable for my youngest grandson's kindergarten party ... and so easy which is perfect for me.
Granny BJ Wood
Reviewed on Nov. 15, 2008 by lalk
I am from the south and there are no chiclets to be had.Kris
I am from the south and there are no chiclets to be had.
Kris
Reviewed on Nov. 15, 2008 by susan whaley
what issue is the pilgram hat cookies in. or book. thanks
Reviewed on Nov. 15, 2008 by Kelly Kreuer
Where did you find the Chiclets gum? Which stores to look for the gum.
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