Parle G Gingersnap cookie butter balls are 5 ingredient, 10 minute, kids friendly, no bake snack and a dessert. Ginger flavored cookie balls are addictive and will disappear in minutes.
Theme of the Week
Theme for this week is cookie butter and the first recipe was Oreo cookie butter. For the second day, it is a modified version of butter, cookie butter balls!
When I signed up for this theme, I was clueless what I was going to post. I did a quick Google search and decide to do 3 different cookie butters with different ingredients. This week when I sat down to write the recipe, no matter how I mixed and paired the ingredients, the end result was still a creamy butter with cookies, fat and liquid (water or milk)! It didn’t excite me at all!!
In Scandinavian bakeries it is common to find delectable goodies made of cookie crumbs and cake crumbs. Keeping that in mind, for the second day instead of preparing a spreadable cookie butter, I made cookie balls. Anyway best way to consume cookie butter is scooping a spoonful straight off the jar1 So why not cookie butter balls, instead?!
What are Cookie Butter Balls?
These are made with thick cookie butter. Shape the butter into round balls and roll those in crumbled almonds, sprinkles or coconut flakes for a fancy presentation.
Which Cookies to use?
I used Parle G glucose biscuits but any crunchy cookies such as Biscoff, sugar cookies will work. Adjust sweetener to taste. Gingersnap cookies have a strong ginger flavor and I do not like the cookies. However, just a few cookies go a long way for a touch of ginger flavor. So used 4 cookies for extra flavor.
Dilute cookie ball mixture and viola, there is a spreadable, dippable cookie butter! The spread in the below picture is Parle G butter without Gingersnap, hence a paler color.
Parle G Gingersnap Cookie Balls Recipe
Parle G Gingersnap Cookie Butter Balls
Ingredients
- 1 cup Cookie Crumbs 1 ½ packet or 18 parle G biscuits and 4 Gingersnap cookies
- 2 tbsp Slivered Almonds
- 3 tbsp Condensed Milk
- 1 tbsp Milk and more if required
- 1 tbsp Canola Oil or Butter
- Crumbled Blanched Sliced Almonds or Sprinkles or Coconut Flakes
Instructions
- Break biscuits and cookies into a small pieces.
- In a food processor or a blender, pulse cookies and biscuits to a crumble. This is 1 cup of crumbs.
- Coarsely grind almonds or add to cookie crumb and pulse for few seconds for a coarse texture.
- To cookie crumbs add condensed milk, oil, milk and process until mixture comes together to form a thick lump.
- Transfer to a bowl and shape into small balls.
- Roll in crumbled, blanched sliced almonds.
- Refrigerate for ½ - 1 hour for cookie balls to firm. This is optional.
- Store cookie balls in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
Notes
- Replace Parle G biscuits with any crunchy cookies. Parle G is available in any Indian store.
- Substitute Gingersnap cookies with Parle G or any cookie that you are using and some ginger powder for ginger flavor. Or use any spice of your choice. Cardamom powder is one to use.
- Adjust condensed milk to taste. These balls are on a sweeter side. If using less condensed milk, compensate the moisture with more milk and/or butter for richness.
- For cookie butter, add milk or water to get the desired consistency.
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Rajani says
Fantastic pictures and love this idea of snack sized cookie butter balls. I love the taste of ginger in sweets especially!
MySpicyKitchen says
Thanks Rajani.
Sowmya says
Never thought ParleG can lead to something delicious. These cookie butter balls look fabulous. The pics are gorgeous. Lovely pick!!
MySpicyKitchen says
Thank you Sowmya.
Kalyani says
That’s an awesome way to consume Parle G biscuits ! Looks like a real treat for kids and adults alike ! Great idea usha ??
MySpicyKitchen says
Thank you Kalyani.
Varada says
The butter balls looks really cute with the garnish. The ginger flavor from gingersnaps must be awesome.
MySpicyKitchen says
Yes Varada, touch of ginger flavor was amazing.
harini says
OMG! That is such a delectable idea. It can be used as a spread as well as candy !!
MySpicyKitchen says
Thank you Harini.
Srivalli Jetti says
Wonderful twist and the pictures are so sinful Usha. I am so glad you took a different take with the cookie butter..:)
MySpicyKitchen says
Thanks Valli. Without deviating too much from the theme, wanted something different.
Gayathri Kumar says
I had the same doubt but still managed three different recipes. Your idea is brilliant Usha. These cookie butter balls look gorgeous. I have some leftover cookie butter. Will try to make these for Sruti.
Pavani says
I can see myself gobbling up these cookie balls all by myself 🙂 Easy to make and oh-so addictive.
Suma Gandlur says
Just lovely. I bookmarked this recipe, Usha. Your posts this week has been like a mini tutorial on cookie butter and I am going to try this soon.
Narmadha says
I love this idea of cookie butter. So easy and simple to make and we can do many variety of dishes using them. so tempting cookie butter balls.