Toll House cookie pie bars take the classic cookie recipe and uses it as pie filling. This yummy dessert bar recipe is a surefire way to satisfy any sweet tooth!

Toll House chocolate chip cookies are a family favorite.

And for good reason!

The perfectly chewy cookie loaded with chocolate and chopped nuts is a classic.

Sometimes I want to kick it up even more.

And when I do I turn the classic cookie into a pie bar that is kind of a cross between a blondie and Kentucky Derby pie.

The result?

A delicious, gooey dessert you won’t be able to get enough of!

Ingredients

Pie crust– Use your favorite brand of refrigerated pie crust or your favorite homemade pie crust recipe.
Eggs– Room temperature.
Flour– All purpose flour works best here. Don’t use whole wheat or any specialty flours.
Sugar– You’ll need both granulated sugar and brown sugar- either light or dark.
Butter– Use salted butter and let it soften on your counter. If you have unsalted butter, you can use it but make sure to add 1/2 teaspoon of salt.
Chocolate chips– Your favorite kind.
Chopped nuts– Optional but I really love adding nuts for the extra richness.

How to Make

Making this is actually less work than making cookies in my opinion because you don’t have to scoop out the individual cookies.

To make it, start by unwrapping and unrolling the pie crust.

Press it into a 8×8″ baking dish you’ve sprayed with nonstick spray so it completely covers the bottom and reaches about an inch up the sides of the dish.

Set the dish aside.

Now you can start making the cookie filling by cracking the eggs into a large mixing bowl and beat them.

Then add the flour and sugars to the bowl, stirring together until combined.

Next, add the softened butter and vanilla extract to the bowl, mixing until combined.

Finish the batter by folding in the chocolate chips and nuts.

Now you can transfer the cookie batter to the pie crust, making sure to spread it out evenly.

Bake at 325 for 45-50 minutes or until it is almost set.

Then remove it from the oven and let it cool before cutting it into bars.

Serve the warm bars as is or top with a scoop of ice cream, a dollop of whipped cream or a drizzle of chocolate sauce.

Storing Leftovers

You can keep the pie bars covered on your counter for about 3 days.

If you cover them and put them in the fridge, they should last 5 days or so.

I like to reheat the leftover bars in the microwave for 15-30 seconds prior to serving.

Tips and Tricks

Graham cracker and even Oreo cookie crusts will both work as yummy alternatives to the traditional pie crust.
You don’t have to use nuts if you don’t like them or are allergic. Instead you could add more chocolate chips.
The bars are done when a toothpick inserted into the side of the pie, not the center, comes out clean. Don’t worry if they look slightly soft set. It adds to the gooey factor.

Other Delicious Dessert Bars You’ll Love

These Toll House cookie pie bars are a family favorite.

Make them the next time you feel like baking up something sweet for dessert.

Looking for other dessert bar recipes?

Try these:

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