Delicious No-Bake Orange Juice Cookies

My mom & I had these tasty little treats at a recent baby shower that we went to. I had no idea what the little orange colored balls would taste like since I had never even heard of this no-bake cookie, but once I ate one, I knew I had to have the recipe! They are so simple to make, and give a real burst of flavor!

Once you try this easy recipe, I think you will add it to your list of favorites!

1 box of vanilla wafers – usually 12oz
1 6oz can of frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed
1 box of powdered sugar – 16oz
1/2 cup butter
1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts
1 1/2 cups of coconut

Crush the vanilla wafers until fine. Mix vanilla wafers, orange juice, powdered sugar, butter, and chopped pecans. Shape the mixture into walnut-size balls, and roll in coconut. Store balls in a tightly covered container in the refrigerator. Makes approx. 5 dozen cookies.

So easy – yet so delicious!

7 Responses to "Delicious No-Bake Orange Juice Cookies"

  1. kim says:

    i am definitley going to try them!!

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  2. Dena says:

    Oh those sound really yummy! Those would be perfect at the holidays too :) Thanks for sharing!

    Hugs,
    Dena

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  3. Gina says:

    These sound so yummy and easy. I am definitely going to try them.

    Gina

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  4. andylynne says:

    These do sound yummy, thanks for sharing. I bet these would be good with a good cup of tea.

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  5. Dave B says:

    I agree with andylynne these would be great with a nice Orange Jasmine tea. Sounds fantastic!

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  6. cynthia Naughton says:

    I have looked and looked for this recipe. My Grandma made these for us in the ’70′s and I loved them. Thank you for posting it!!!

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  7. that guy says:

    My mom makes these – she got the recipe from someone at work a long time ago. We add a little of the powdered sugar to the coconut to make them easier to roll (they get *really* sticky, but it’s worth it!)

    I like them best after they’ve sat out for about a day – the outside starts to dry out and “crisp up” a little.

    Glad there are other fans of these out there. We always called them “Orange Coconut Balls”

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