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Campfire Sugar Cookies S’mores

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These Campfire Sugar Cookies S’mores is a fun twist on the classic s’mores recipe that usually uses Graham Crackers.

Our campfire s’mores are the perfect camping treat for those that love cookies and eating s’mores.

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

The Campfire Sugar Cookies S’mores taste Amazing! And, make a fun camping activity for the whole family.

Before your family goes camping make sure to pick up some s’mores ingredients from the grocery store. My family decided to use sugar cookies.

Camping S'mores

We wanted to use something different besides Graham Crackers.

And, Since I love sugar cookies I thought they would taste perfect with Hershey’s Chocolate candy bars, and strawberry marshmallows.

Additionally, we bought fun bright sprinkles and some white frosting to decorate our campfire smores.

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

We thought after roasting marshmallows over the campfire it would be fun to have a smores decorating contest.

My son loved roasting his marshmallows over the open fire.

He used these Campfire Rotating Marshmallow Forks, to roast his marshmallows. The camping fork is the best one we have used so far.

After my son roasted his marshmallows we put together the Sugar Cookies S’mores. We also made this fun popsicle stick tent craft.

We used our new Campfire S’Mores Grill. That thing is really COOL!

We were able to make three s’mores at once. You can purchase the s’mores grill online at Amazon or buy it from Academy or Walmart.

I was impressed by the way the smores recipe turned out. The smores was sweet, gooey, and delicious. It was such an easy camping dessert for us to make.

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

How to Make Campfire Sugar Cookies S’mores

First to make the campfire s’mores an adult will need to build a fire. Next, assemble the s’mores by putting a sugar cookie into the camper’s s’mores grill.

Second, place a big piece of chocolate on top of the cookie. Then squish one or two marshmallows flat and put them on top of the chocolate.

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

Third, place a second sugar cookie on top of the marshmallows. Repeat until you made three smores then close the s’mores grill.

Fourth, hold the grill over the fire rotating until the chocolate and marshmallows melt. Be careful not to hold the s’mores grill to close to the fire.

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

Fifth, remove the s’mores grill from the campfire. Let the grill cool before opening it and removing the s’mores.

Last, remove the smores. Then decorate and enjoy! Don’t the s’mores look delicious?

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

This is the BEST Campfire s’mores recipe EVER! We loved how the strawberry marshmallows tasted sandwiched between the gooey chocolate and the sugar cookies.

We hope you will get to try these gooey s’mores cookies too! Also, try our Campfire Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs.

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

Can you freeze leftover marshmallows?

Yes, you can freeze leftover marshmallows up to 3 months.

You can store the unopened bag or divide the marshmallows into smaller portions and wrap them in plastic wrap then store in a freezer bag, in the freezer.

Camping S'mores

Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores

Yield: 3 s'mores

These easy and delicious Campfire Sugar Cookies S'mores are an excellent camping dessert. Perfect for those that love cookies and eating s'mores.

Ingredients

  • 6 sugar cookies 
  • 6 strawberry marshmallows
  • 1- Hershey's Milk Chocolate bar, broken into 3 pieces  
  •  Camping S'mores grill 
  • campfire

Instructions

  1. Open the campfire grill. Lay a cookie in each section.
  2. Place a piece of chocolate on top of each cookie.
  3. Flattened marshmallows and put two on top of each chocolate candy.
  4. Place the top cookie over the marshmallows. Next, close the s'mores grill. Make sure to slide the metal piece to secure the grill close. 
  5. Hold the s'mores camping grill over the campfire for a few minutes on each side until the chocolate and marshmallows melt. 
  6. Remove from the grill from the fire and let cool. Open the grill and remove the s'mores. 
  7. Decorate the s'mores and enjoy! 

Notes

You could use any type of marshmallows and cookies you prefer.

Also, if you prefer graham crackers you could use those instead of the cookies. 

See photos to see how far away from the fire to hold the camping s'mores grill. 

This S'mores recipe can easily be doubled or tripled! 

© Kim Seghers
Cuisine: American / Category: Camping

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  2. Arya says

    Wow these look perfect for the weekend! So good to have the opportunity to camp with the kids, I have great memories from camping.

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    • Kim Seghers says

      Thank you so much Arya! Yes I have great memories from camping too. It’s was always fun growing up going on camping trips with y family. Now I continue the tradition with my kiddo! Enjoy your week, KIm

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  9. Catherine Santiago Jose says

    Wow, this is so delicious and to tell you honestly, I am so excited to try making these cookies together with my kids.

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  10. Alexandra Cook says

    OMG Can I just say, I can’t help but drool over the picture! Who would not love to taste this! I’ll making this out over the weekends

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  13. Irina says

    What a brilliant idea. We go camping a lot. I never thought of using cookies insteas of gram crackers. Thanks for the idea

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    • Kim Seghers says

      So glad you like this idea Irina! We get tired of using Graham crackers!It’s so fun to make s’mores using different kind of cookies and marshmallows! And the kids has a blast decorating them too. Enjoy, Kim

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    • Kim Seghers says

      Thank you Catalina! They were definitely a grab and go snack for the kids. They left me decorating the smores and them eating all of them ..lol! Enjoy your weekend, Kim

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  18. Lyosha says

    how fun is that! I bet chocolate melt that way gives an absolutely new feeling as well as fire smoke gives a slight taste. Awesome idea!

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    • Kim Seghers says

      LOL Dorothy! Yes so much better than Graham Crackers. And, why not load the kids up on more sugar while camping. I didn’t think that one through. LOL!! Have a great weekend, Kim

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  20. Katie says

    These are such a fun twist to traditional s’mores. I love the colorful sprinkles too. Kids would love this creative camping snack.

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  21. B. says

    Love it and can’t wait to try and where did you get the nifty s’mores grill from?I really like that it’s better than using an old stick.

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    • Kim Seghers says

      Thank you so much! The s’mores camping grill was bought at Academy! And, yes I agree with you it’s so much better than using an old stick ..LOL! Enjoy your weekend, Kim

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  22. Stacie says

    These are so great! I love this variation on an old favorite. Sugar cookies are always a winner, and I think they’re perfect with the s’mores middle.

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    • Kim Seghers says

      Thank you Stacie! The s’mores were so delicious I loved the strawberry marshmallows with the sugar cookies. Though I love the original s’mores I think these are my favorite way of making s’mores now! Enjoy the weekend- Kim

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    • Kim Seghers says

      Thank you Cristina! They were really tasty! I love the combination of the sugar cookie with the strawberry marshmallows ..YUM! Enjoy your weekend, Kim

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