"Goff" Bars

Recipe Rating:	5 Ratings5
Categories:	Cookies, Chocolate, Quick & Easy, For Kids
Collections:	Back to School
Keywords:	coconut, sweets, bars
Prep Time:	10 Min
Cook Time:	30 Min

Ingredients

1 pkg	graham crackers, crushed
6 Tbsp	butter (margarine if you must but butter is better)
1/4 c	sugar
6 oz	peanut butter chips
6 oz	white chocolate chips
6 oz	butterscotch chips
6 oz	chocolate chips
1 pkg	coconut, flaked
1 pkg	sliced almonds
1 can(s)	sweetened condensed milk (14 oz)

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Lisa 'Gayle' Goff

Cooked to Perfection

Chula Vista, CA (pop. 243,916)

GayleGoff

Member Since Jun 2011

Lisa 'Gayle''s Notes:

I had something LIKE these in a favorite bagel shop years ago (they had no idea how to make them, what was in them and they didn't have a name, the girl behind the counter told me "I have no clue, they just come on the truck every week), so I went home and made my own version, since they didn't have a name and a friend of mine always called them Goff Bars they became "Goff Bars".

Comments from the Test Kitchen:

REALLY sweet and REALLY decadent! This is a killer way to satisfy any sweet tooth.

Directions

Pre-Heat oven to 400

In a medium bowl melt butter in the microwave then add sugar and graham crackers (like a pie crust)

Spray a shallow baking dish with no-stick cooking spray and put the graham cracker mixture in it. Spread evenly and pack down gently.

sprinkle all the chips evenly then cover with the coconut.

pour the sweetened condensed milk evenly over the coconut making sure to coat the entire top. Sprinkle the almonds on top of that

Bake until golden (about 20-30 minutes) Remove and cool until warm to the touch, they need to be cut while warm otherwise you just break off the pieces to serve. (I try to cut these about 1" X 1" because they are VERY rich and a brownie size one it waaaay too much at once)

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Lisa 'Gayle' Goff GayleGoff

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Susan Withrow withrowsue

Jun 10, 2011

These are actually called Hello Dollies and are very rich but very good.... I used to make them and they were gone before I knew it.

Doreen Fish dfish

Jun 10, 2011

Yummy for sure...thank u!!

Lisa 'Gayle' Goff GayleGoff

Jun 10, 2011

TY Susan, I remember Hello Dolly (Hello Dollies) Bars but always thought they had only chocolate chips and butterscotch chips...same premise MORE YUMMY GOODNESS!!!!