No Bake Moose Farts

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Let’s just say it — the name Moose Farts gets attention. But behind the silly name is a seriously tasty treat that’s perfect for parties, holidays, or just a cozy day in the kitchen with your kids.

These no-bake cookie balls are chewy, chocolatey, and rich — and you don’t even need to turn on the oven. With just a few pantry staples and a little fridge time, you’ll have a tray full of sweet bites that always disappear fast.

They’re fun to make, fun to say, and even more fun to eat. If you’re looking for a crowd-pleaser that doesn’t take much effort, these are it.

Why You’ll Love These

  • No oven needed – perfect for hot days or quick prep
  • Super easy – no special equipment, no baking experience required
  • Silly name, serious flavor – sweet, creamy, and just a little crunchy
  • Kid-approved – fun to mix and roll
  • Perfect make-ahead treat – keep them chilled and ready anytime

What Are Moose Farts?

They’re sweet little cookie balls made from graham crackers, coconut, chocolate chips, and sweetened condensed milk. Everything gets mixed up, rolled into balls, and chilled. That’s it! They’re soft, slightly chewy, and full of flavor.

Despite the name, they’ve become a staple at many Canadian kitchens and holiday tables. They’re fun, a little nostalgic, and they always spark conversation.

Ingredients You’ll Need

  • Sweetened condensed milk – gives the filling that creamy, fudge-like texture
  • Butter – adds richness and helps hold things together
  • Vanilla extract – just a splash for warmth
  • Shredded coconut – gives a soft, chewy bite
  • Graham cracker crumbs – creates structure and a little crunch
  • Chocolate chips – for a little sweetness in every bite

Optional: roll the finished balls in extra graham crumbs or coconut for a finished look.

How to Make Them

Step 1: Mix the wet ingredients
In a large bowl, stir together the melted butter, sweetened condensed milk, and vanilla.

Step 2: Add the dry ingredients
Pour in the coconut, graham crumbs, and chocolate chips. Mix until everything sticks together.

Step 3: Chill the mixture
Cover and refrigerate for about an hour. This helps firm up the mixture so it’s easier to roll.

Step 4: Shape the balls
Scoop and roll the mixture into small balls (about 1 to 1¼ inches). If you like, roll them in extra graham crumbs or coconut.

Step 5: Chill again
Pop them back into the fridge to firm up completely before serving.

Tips & Tricks

  • Keep the balls small — they’re rich, so bite-sized is perfect
  • Use mini chocolate chips for easier mixing
  • Store in a sealed container in the fridge for up to a week
  • Freeze in a single layer, then move to a freezer-safe bag or container
  • Let frozen balls thaw in the fridge before serving

No Bake Moose Farts Recipe

Moose Farts are sweet no-bake cookie balls made with graham crackers, chocolate chips, coconut, and sweetened condensed milk. They’re soft, chewy, and rich — and the name always brings a smile. Perfect for kids, parties, and anytime you want a no-fuss dessert.
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Course: Christmas Recipes
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Chill Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
Servings: 40 Balls

Ingredients

  • 1 can 14 oz / 300 ml sweetened condensed milk
  • ¼ cup melted butter
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • cups shredded coconut
  • cups graham cracker crumbs plus extra for rolling
  • cups chocolate chips

Instructions

  • In a large bowl, mix the melted butter, condensed milk, and vanilla until smooth.
  • Add coconut, graham crumbs, and chocolate chips. Stir until fully combined.
  • Chill the mixture for 1 hour in the refrigerator.
  • Roll into small balls (about 1¼ inch wide). Roll in extra graham crumbs if desired.
  • Place the balls on a tray or container and chill again until firm. Enjoy cold or room temp!

Notes

  • You can swap some chocolate chips for chopped nuts or dried fruit if you like.
  • Don’t skip the chilling — it helps the balls hold their shape.
  • Store in the fridge for up to 7 days or freeze for up to 3 months.

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