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Easy Flip Flop Cookies are made from Nutter Butters, candy coating and colorful candies. This no bake dessert is perfect for summer parties!

plate of flip flop cookies with on crushed graham crackers.

Nutter Butter Flip Flops

I’ve been busy making plans for my teenage daughter’s summer birthday party. She wants to keep it pretty simple and invite just a few close friends, but a party’s a party, and I want the girls to have some fun and easy snacks to enjoy.

So, the kids and I made these cute no bakeย flip flop cookies to serve at the pool party.ย These sweet treats are so easy to make, and they are the perfect dessert to bring to just about any summer celebration! Summer is all about casual fun, and what’s more casual than wearing flip flops? Actually, I love flip flops, and I wear them practically all year round, except when it’s super cold out. And in the desert, there aren’t that many snow days!

These no bake cookies start out with store bought peanut butter cookies that are dipped in candy coating and embellished with a little more candy. We also use them to make ghosts and reindeer! know that sounds like it may be too sugary, but you get a salty and sweet combination that the kids love. Well, I love them too!

skittles, twizzlers, candy melts, nutter butter package.

Ingredient Notes

Here’s what you need to make them. Full amounts and directions are in the printable recipe card below.

  • Nutter Butter Cookies — You can sub any oval sandwich cookie, like Vienna Fingers or something similar.
  • Candy coating — choose your favorite colored candy melts for these.
  • Twizzlers — or any thin licorice for the straps.
  • Skittles — for decoration

How to Make Nutter Butter Flip Flop Cookies

Basically all you have to do to make flip flop cookies is melt the candy coating, dip the cookies and decorate! We made the flip flop straps from thin strips of Twizzlers candy. Just snip off a short section, and bend it to form the straps. Then, stick it into the coating while it’s still soft. You can use Skittles or any small colorful candies to go on top of the bend in the strap. Use a dab of melted candy coating to attach the candies to the straps.

We found that it was easier to add the candy to the cookies when the coating was starting to firm up but not fully dry. Otherwise, the straps just slid right off. For extra fun, you can crush up some graham crackers to resemble sand. Super cute, right?!

easy flip flop cookies in hand

Recipe Tips

Melt the candy coating in the microwave in short increments.

Use a fork to dip and remove the cookies.

Let cookies dry on wax paper-lined plates or trays.

Allow coating to dry slightly before addingย  candy straps.

For a fun presentation, place cookies on crushed graham crackers to resemble a beach. You can also place a fun dessert dip in the center of the plate.

nutter butter easy flip flop cookies with candy melts and skittles and twizzlers on plate with crushed graham crackers

More Fun Summer Treats

Try these adorable beach cupcakes or these easy dirt cups, homemade drumsticks, this easy ice cream cake or these fun grad caps next!

5 from 2 votes

Easy Flip Flop Cookies

By: Dee
Easy flip flop cookies are made with Nutter Butter cookies dipped in candy coating and decorated with colorful candies. This easy no bake dessert is perfect for summer parties!
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 16

Ingredients  

  • 1 16-ounce package of Nutter Butter cookies
  • 3 12-ounce packages of candy melts in assorted colors
  • Twizzlers candy ropes
  • Skittles

Instructions 

  • Melt the candy coating in the microwave according to package directions
  • Dip the cookies into the coating so that they’re completely covered, and then let them partly dry on wax paper-lined plates.
  • Snip strands of the Twizzler twists and bend so that they looks like flip flop straps, and put them onto the coated cookies.
  • Add a dab of coating to the Skittles and place them on the folded centers of the straps.
  • Sprinkle some colored sugar on the cookies for added sparkle, if desired.

Notes

You can use any long sandwich cookie, Vienna Fingers also work well.
Melt the candy coating in the microwave in short increments.
Let cookies dry on wax paper-lined plates or cookie sheets.
Allow coating to dry slightly before addingย  candy straps, but don’t wait too long. You can also use decorating icing for the straps in place of the candy.
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Nutrition

Calories: 150kcal

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

Additional Info

Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
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So, if you’re looking for a quick and easy summer treat, you can whip up a bunch of these easy flip flop cookies in no time at all. But be sure to make as many as you can because they go fast!

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18 Comments

  1. Dee M says:

    These would be perfect for a luau-themed party! ๐Ÿ™‚

  2. Dee M says:

    Thanks so much, Nina. I hope you enjoy them! ๐Ÿ™‚

  3. Mila Myk says:

    Super cute!

    xx
    Mila

  4. Miz Helen says:

    These little flip flop's are just adorable, Dee!

  5. S Marie says:

    These are super cute! We are throwing a luau-themed class reunion and I absolutely want to make these for it!

  6. Nina Lewis says:

    This is an absolutely darling idea. You are so clever! I've pinned this so that I can remember to make these cute cookies!Nina

  7. Diana Hansen says:

    Those are so adorable!!!

  8. Sarah@Earning and Saving with Sarah Fuller says:

    These cookies are so adorable. Pinning to my Summer Eats board.

  9. Deb @ Frugal Little Bungalow says:

    LOL I swear, every time I come over here I end up posting the link on my DIL's FB / another adorable craft ( i like the kind that a person could realistically do without going crazy and you have many of them ! ๐Ÿ™‚

  10. Christine says:

    These are SO cute, Dee! My girls would love decorating them! These look like a real fun summertime treat!
    ~Christine