Food Blogger Bake Sale—Oatmeal Fudge Bars

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The Food Blogger Bake Sale I recently posted about is this weekend, Saturday the 28th.  Have you searched to see if there is one in your town?  Although I am unable to participate, actually have to start one here, I made some new yummy treats to participate in the virtual bake sale in honor of Villeroy and Boch for donating the platter I will be serving my treats on.

I had made some Chocolate and Oatmeal bars in the past, they were no bake, but saw this baked version and was tempted to have a bake off too!!




The verdict is out: A delicious chocolate fudge layered between oatmeal cookie dough. Easy and so yummy!
These are definitely not as sweet and I did not add the nuts but think I will try next time.


I reduced to butter by 3 tablespoons as I only had 2 sticks in the fridge.  The hardest part of this recipe was spreading the bottom layer as the dough was very very sticky.  Can only imagine if it had all the butter how much more sticky it would have felt.




These will pack well in lunch boxes and great to pack for a picnic.  I may also try to add some Nutella or peanut butter to the chocolate next time for a different taste.

Before being baked

Baked

Hope you find sometime to bake with your family and if you pass by a bake sale this weekend check to see if it is a Food Blogger Bake sale and help this great cause!!

Disclosure: I received a Villeroy & Boch platter and a Little Miss Muffin doll for posting about the Food Blogger Bake Sale, in support of Share Our Strength’s No Kid Hungry Campaign. All thoughts and opinions are my own.}



Oatmeal Fudge Bars Recipe Source: Virginia Fare Cookbook


Cookie Mixture

 1 cup chopped walnuts (optional, I don’t use them)

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