Coconut Joys! So easy to make and NO BAKE! What could be easier?! I hope you give these sweet treats a try! They are perfect for the coconut lovers in your life!
The holidays are upon us! Like I said in 
Whether it’s baking for the family, friends or my daughter’s teachers, I’m going to be in full baking mode over these next several weeks. Cookies, brownies and cupcakes and muffins are probably the easiest as far as packaging and transporting goes. And there are obviously a lot of baking essentials that one needs in order to produce the perfect baked treat.
Today, I am here to tell you about 
I have had the pleasure of getting to know Jeannie, the owner and creator of Heirloom Cookie Sheets. And she is right here in Wisconsin! We got to talking and emailing and she extended an invite to me to contribute to her upcoming Heirloom Cookie Collection cookbook, featuring 20 cookie recipes and food bloggers from across the country. All of the recipes are Jeannie’s. She just needed food bloggers to test the recipes and review and test the Heirloom Cookie Sheet.
I actually selected my recipe back in October, before we moved. I chose the Coconut Joys because I love coconut and these no-bake cookies are extremely easy to make. When baking dozens and dozens of cookies over the holidays, sometimes, you want something easy. Easy but still delicious. My friends and neighbors gobbled these up!
The best part about this recipe is all the variations you can apply – making them the perfect treat for any special occasion. Drizzle on white chocolate or caramel. Add colorful sprinkles or almond slices for a festive occasion. Also, instead of drizzling on the melted chocolate, you can make an indent in the center of each coconut joy and fill the centers with the melted chocolate. Have fun with them!
Coconut Joys
Ingredients
- ½ cup unsalted butter 1 stick
- 2 cups powdered sugar
- 3 cups sweetened or unsweetened shredded coconut up to you!
- 3 to 4 ounces chocolate dark, semi-sweet or bittersweet, chopped and melted
- Special tool suggested: a cookie scoop tablespoon sized
Instructions
- Melt butter in saucepan over medium-low heat. Watch the butter to ensure it does not burn. Reduce the heat to low and add the powdered sugar and coconut. Mix well and remove from heat after a minute or two.
- Allow the coconut mixture to cool slightly if needed. Using a small cookie scoop, scoop out tablespoon sized balls of the mixture and place on your Heirloom Cookie Sheet.
- Drizzle the melted chocolate over all of the coconut mini-mounds. Chill in the refrigerator until firm, or for at least 2 hours.
And to encourage all of YOU to try out one of these wonderful Heirloom Cookie Sheets. You can order your Heirloom Cookie Sheet HERE.
Disclosure: I was provided an Heirloom Cookie Sheet for review and recipe development. I was not compensated for this post. All opinions expressed here are 100% my own. I hugely support small business owners.
Love coconut and love chocolate, yes (these get) big love from me! I love the simplicity of your recipe too, I think mum went all retro with a little glacé cherry on top 😉
Hope all is well and settled after the big move, with Thanksgiving coming up I’m sure you have a tremendous feast on offer too!
Thank you so much Alice! Do you celebrate Thanksgiving? If so, when? in May?
I always enjoyed decorating sugar cookies and cutting them out. But my favorite one for eating is snickerdoodles. I’m not sure it’s a holiday cookie but it tastes good at all times.
This looks amazing! that cookie sheet will definitely encourage me to bake more and be a bit more confident at it!
oh and my favorite holiday cookies have to be the jam filled butter cookies. yum.
Mmm.. I love anything coconut and chocolate! I’m definitely going to have to make these soon! I think my favorite holiday cookies are Lukken. They’re a thin, buttery waffle cookie from Belgium. You use a cast iron griddle heated on the stove to make them. It’s an all-day affair, but they’re soo worth it! I have very fond memories of making these with both my mom and grandma. 🙂
I like White Chocolate Chip Cherry oatmeal.
I love Mexican Wedding Cookies.
I love coconut and chocolate. Looking forward to making these cookies!!
This looks so good.
Favorite cookie…anything pumpkin-y
I love Gingersnaps!
The classic chocolate chip cookie! But it has to be chewy!
I love coconut and those cookies look wonderful! So does the heirloom baking sheet and I really like that it is stainless steel instead of aluminum.
My favorite holiday cookie when I was a child was a cathedral cookie with different color marshmallows held together by chocolate and nuts. Now I would have to say I more often go for a chocolate chip or oatmeal cookie!
I love coconut and these coconut joys look fantastic! I also love how the heirloom cookie sheet is uncoated stainless steel instead of aluminum.
My favorite holiday cookie is probably oatmeal with cranberries or other dried fruit.
Trying to pick my favorite holiday cookie is like trying to pick my favorite food… truth is, I’ve never met a Christmas cookie I didn’t like. : ) Right at this exact moment, I could go for what my mom used to call “Hello Dollies” — kind of like a seven-layer bar.
It’s a toss up between Peanut Butter Balls and Coconut Joys.
I just moved and would love a new cookie sheet for Christmas baking! First I would make oatmeal chocolate chip cookies!
snickerdoodles
My favorite holiday cookie is frosted sugar cookies. (buttercream and not royal icing).
I learned how to make Italian tri-color cookies so that has become a must for the holidays (and other times during the year, frankly). Your lovely coconut joys are so lovely for Christmas!
Nothing makes my heart flutter like walking into my Mom’s house to the smell of baked goods. I hope to provide the same feeling for the wife with this heirloom cookie sheet. I’ve never been a huge fan of coconut, but those joys look delectable!
Oo, those look delicious! My favorite holiday cookie is probably gingerbread cookies. Boring, I know. 🙂
oh my goodness! Not boring at all. . I just discovered a FABULOUS gingerbread cookie recipe from my neighbor so those are the cookies I chose to send to my Food Blogger Cookie Swap matches! I love gingerbread cookies too! 🙂
Your photos are absolutely stunning,Alice! And the cookies look so tempting! So glad you are settling in so well in your new city… <3
Thank you so much, Allie!!
My favorite Christmas cookie is an old recipe—cherry winks.
Rugelach are my favorites
what’s better than chocolate and coconut???..absolutely nothing..lol..i want to make these as soon as possible..and i would love to win the cookie sheet..:-)
I love pecan tassies–soooo good. cteeobrien at cox dot net
I like butter cookies.
Decorated sugar cookies 🙂
Spritz…..
butter cookies and raspberries filled butter cookies
I love all cookies but I think my favorite is frosted sugar cookie – with any molasses cookie being a very close second.
Big Soft Ginger Cookies are my favorite.
Sugar cookies or ginger molasses cookies are favorites of mine. Love these coconut joy cookies. Coconut in any sweet is a favorite for me…but these are just tempting me so!
My favorite cookie is a snickerdoodle
Gingerbread and Pumpkin Spice
My favorites are sugar cookies and windmill cookies.
These cookies look heavenly beautiful …………….. Just amazing. Such a beautiful and delicious desert.
🙂 🙂 😉 😉
What gorgeous no-bake cookies! I love them, and so excited about this giveaway, too! My favorite holiday cookie right now is a good old ginger snap 🙂 though I’m also a huge fan of cranberry orange shortbread!
date pinwheels!
Holiday baking is such a great thing, yet I never quite stick to my schedule! I blame it on the high temperatures, not the best time of year to be in the kitchen. But with this recipe there’s no excuse, is there?! These are gorgeous Alice!
Has anyone tried making these with coconut oil instead of butter? I may try substituting half of the butter with it to see how that turns out.
Hi Carol, I have not. . but please let me know how it turns out! 🙂 I’d love to hear!
Alice, these look so delicious, I’d love to try them! Love that chocolate drizzle atop this coconut cookie! Yum!
Gorgeous decorating but so easy to make. Really like your post, thanks.