These weren't great but they were so easy I might try them again. I would add some chopped maraschino cherries, add the almonds before pressing into the pans and not press the mixture quite as much. I would bake for about 15 minutes and maybe lower the temperature. Next time I'll read the comments first.

great for a gluten free diet.

These are terrific and so easy. Great for Passover. I made them in mini tins todayand got 24, cut the almonds to 1/4 cup and the baking time to 18-20 min. For Weight Watcher followers, they are one point in the mini size with 1/4 cup almonds.

These are fantastic and so easy, I made them twice in two weeks. I made them in mini-muffin tins and cut the baking time to 15 minutes. I also eliminated the salt, and used a half macadamia nut pressed in the middle instead of the almonds. So good!

I bajked these this morning, and agree with the other posters that 20 min. was adequate baking time..........They were okay, but I really doubt I'll make them again. I LOVE chocolate and coconut, but these just didn't wow me....Next time I'll save the time and energy and just by a Mounds bar.......

I left out the almonds and they were still yummy. SO easy it was ridiculous!

I made these and tasted the batter before baking them. I found the mixture to be a bit too sweet with the suggested amount of sugar and so I added 1/4 cup more of unsweetened cocoa (I am quite a chocoholic), and they tasted much better, however I found that even 20 miinutes was too long and will reduce the baking time to 15 minutes next time!

I will make these and cut the cooking time down per the comments. I may also use my mini muffin bite size pan. Also, since the cooking time is based on the browning of the almonds I will pre toast the almonds. Increase the sugar a tad. Almond Joy's are my favorite.

I really, really wanted to love these--they are incredibly easy, there are only a few ingredients, and they're made in just one bowl. They're good, though--just not great. I will make them again, but next time I will increase the sugar just a tad (maybe 2 Tbsp) and I will definitely lower the cooking time, as another poster said. Mine were overcooked at 23 minutes. Agree that 20 minutes is enough.

Could these be made using a mini muffin pan, and holiday muffin pan liners from Wilton????