Texas trash cookies

After writing about some of our most memorable First Ladies’ Favorite Foods, I noticed Laura Bush was by far the most popular FLOTUS. Her cowboy cookie was the top-viewed recipe in the whole collection. Why? I had to try her cookies myself to see what the big deal was all about.

Super delicious cookies, so good, it's reported that they've been known to elicit marriage proposals...

Just because we deal in same day dumpster rentals doesn't mean we don't love a great dumpster, or trash, cookie recipe!

These kitchen sink cookies are loaded with all your favorite mix-ins. My recipe involves ZERO chilling and is ready to bake in 15 minutes!

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Don't let the name fool you, this Texas Trash Pie is anything but! It has a little bit of sweet, salty, creamy & crunchy going on inside.

Trust me: the trash is the last place you want this pie to be.

The perfect opportunity to use up all the little bits in your pantry.

Endearingly named for its plethora of pantry ingredients that you don't often use together, there's one thing we're certain of: there's absolutely nothing trashy about the Texas Trash Pie. In fact, the contrasting ingredients of this tasty treat are next-to-none with the sweet and salty flavors and the crunchy and creamy textures. Mmmmmm, we're drooling just thinking about the rich chocolate, the salty pretzels, the sweet graham crackers, the tropical coconut shreds, the divine caramel bits…

Cowboy Cookies are scrumptious treats filled with chocolate chips, oatmeal, coconut, and chopped pecans. They are slightly crispy on the outside and soft with just a touch of chewy on the inside.