This delightful candy topped cookie pizza can be made with anything and everything!
I had never made a cookie pizza before, so I was winging it, and my directions are going to sound like it. Sorry!
But when I found myself surrounded with the most wonderful selection of Nestle Easter candy, I just couldn’t resist trying to bake one!
I used some Nestle refrigerated cookie dough, pressed it into an ungreased pizza pan and baked it. (Any flavor would work!) I had to monitor it for doneness because it takes a lot longer to bake the dough in one big sheet. (A little more than twice as long, in my case.)
Immediately after removing from oven, slice with a pizza cutter and let cool completely. (Next time I’ll make the slices thinner, I think.)
Frost the cooled pizza cookie with your choice of frosting….anything you’d like!
Since I was using chocolate frosting, I didn’t want to add toooooo much more chocolate to it, but I did want some chunks, so I smashed some Butterfinger Nest Eggs with the side of a meat tenderizer and crumbled them over the top of the pizza.
Then I just sprinkled on some of the other fun Easter candies! (I used Nerds bumpy jelly beans and Laffy Taffy jelly beans.)
I probably could have stopped there, but I decided to go whole hog and drizzle a glaze over the top. I’m glad I did because I think it’s cute!
And there you have it — a candy-topped cookie pizza for the sweeties in your life!
Nestle provided Easter candy for inspiration. The ideas and opinions are my own.
That looks soooo good!!
This looks so good Liz!
Yum! I may have to steal some of the boys’ Easter candy to make one of those.
That looks super yummy and festive for Easter.
That looks crazy good! I LOVE cookie pies.
I have to make this for Easter!
This looks like something fun to do with the kids over Spring Break which happens to be the week before Easter. And instead of frosting I would use Nutella.
Looks yummy!
Come on, Liz. This is a sin. I gained a pound just drooling over it! WwwwwOW. xx
That is an adorable pizza!