Look Out Girl Scouts: Two Ingredient Thin Mints

Okay, okay so these may not be the healthiest thing on the block. But hey, everything in moderation right? Right! I don't know about you, but I LOVE girl scout Thin Mints! Ah so yummy. So when my mom told me about these I had to make them. Coincidently, I was leaving the  gym when she told me the news. Coincidence? Ha! Anyways, these cookies are so simple you can make a large batch for a group or a small batch just for yourself (go ahead... indulge!)

What you need: 

A boyfriend/ husband/ friends to eat these. (Optional!)

Andes Mints

Reduce Fat Ritz Crackers

Okay so I have made these twice now (don't judge me...) and the first time I placed about 20 Andes Mints into a small sauce pan. Then I placed a larger sauce pan with water on the stove top placed on medium. Then you take your smaller sauce pan with the andes mints and place on top/ inside the bigger sauce pan. I did this because I did not want to burn the chocolate. 

But...

The second time I simply placed a few andes mints in a small mixing bowl and microwaved it while stirring about every 30-45 seconds. Worked like a charm.

Once your chocolate has melted simply place a ritz cracker in the melted chocolate and flip so both sides are coved. Use a fork to pull chocolate cracker out and place on parchment paper! Boom! Done! Delicious! Addicting! Thanks girl scouts for creating the (not so thin) thin mint....! 

Serving size: 15-16

Variations:

A healthier variation would be to dip fruit such as frozen bananas or strawberries. I have tried both and I must say it is SO delicious!