I just tried out a book that’s all about Whoopie Pies. One of the writers of the book (Amy) is also the editor of my book, Cake Pops. Amy sent me a copy to check out and I couldn’t be more excited for her.
I made and fell in love with these sugar-filled sandwiches. They are delish! They’re like little cakes shaped like cookies… (but pie-like… not so much.)
It’s funny… when I gave these treats away, everyone loved them, but no one knew what to call them. Everyone asked “What are they?” It made me wonder how common they are in other places. Have you made whoopie pies? Heard of them? Seen one out in the wild?
No worries if you haven’t. Now you can make your very own. The book is organized for easy reading.
There’s a section devoted to cakes…
And a section devoted to fillings. Great for mixing and matching and making whoopies.
Lots and lots of whoopie.
Yum!
I decided to make the classic chocolate whoopie (big surprise) and paired it with peanut butter filling. The recipe called for dark brown sugar. I used this dark muscovado sugar instead because that’s all I had on hand. It made them extra tasty.
After you mix up the batter, drop it by spoonfuls on a parchment covered baking sheet.
After they bake and cool for a few minutes carefully remove them from the parchment paper.
Place them flat side up on a cookie rack. Then you can spoon the filling on…
Or pipe it on.
I like piping it on. It’s much more fun.
And prettier to look at.
Sandwich the filling between two of the cakes.
And press gently. That’s it.
Whoo-hooo for whoopies. Now go make some.
1 Tbsp of batter should make about 48 two-inch cakes or 24 pies. Recipe from Whoopie Pies
Chocolate Whoopie Pies
Ingredients
Chocolate Whoopie Pies
Salty Peanut Butter Filling
Instructions
Notes
2 Tbsp of batter should make about 30 four-inch cakes or 15 pies.
You can also roll the edges in sprinkles, chopped chocolate, nuts, etc. or in this case, peanut butter morsels.
Ummm… can I say these are just about the most fun things to eat. They’re so good you kinda feel like you’re being bad when you sink your teeth into them.
Want to make some whoopies?
Amy sent me a second copy to do with what I want. And I want to give it to one of you. Want it?
- Leave a comment on this post and tell me if you’ve ever made whoopies… Heard of them?… Know the best place to get them? Or just want to learn more about them.
- Deadline to enter is Monday, July 12 at 5:00 p.m. ET Sorry, Time’s Up. Winner announced below.
- One winner will be chosen at random and announced sometime Monday evening on this post.
Good luck!
Whoopie!!! We have a winner and boy are they in for a treat.
Congratulations Neddy (# 1413). Now you can try lots and lots of whoopie pies.
Love ’em but have never made them. This book looks great!
I made red velvet whoopie pies for valentines day..MM MM were they good!
I had never had them until on of my friends (from PA) made them for me! I have only had them a couple of times and have NEVER attempted them… but they are DELISH!
yes..i have some on my blog…Toasted Almond… I love them.. So many flavor combinations..like a poor mans macaron..LOOL..I would hold a contest on the coolest flavor combination!
I have heard of them….never eaten or made them!
I have never made them, but they look yummy. Sounds like something my kids would love:)
I’ve heard of them but never made them. I hear that they are the new macaroon!
Hey! This book looks so cool. I haven’t ever made whoopie pies, but I have most definitely heard of them and had one. It would be cool to try new flavors, because I have only had the plain chocolate and vanilla. One of the coolest places (so I’ve heard) to get them is a carnival close to where I live. Someone told me they have the biggest and best looking whoopie pies they have ever seen. I hope I win!!
Surprisingly I have heard of Whoopies and I have seen them but I have never ate them or tried to make them. They looks pretty interesting :D
One of the first things I did when I moved to Maine try a Whoopie Pie. How could something that wonderful and delicious be unknown to me most of my life??! I’ve been wanting to make these ever since.
These look wonderful and so much fun!! My kids would love them. I have heard of them but never made them!! Now I can!
My mother-in-law introduced me to the world of Whoopie Pies…they are a staple in her house.
I have definitely heard of them, and love them! Trader Joes has great whoopie pies, and I think of the Little Debbie Oatmeal Cream Pies as a version of a whoopie pie.
I’ve made red velvet whoopie pies. They were yummy!!
I love these but don’t get them often. They have them at Sheetz where my sister lives so we stock up on them when we visit. My mom really loves them This book would be great because I could make her some. Our favorite is the choc with the pb filling.
I have never made a whoopie pie, but I love to eat them for sure!
Whoopie Pies (or Double Doozies, as my local cookie shop calls them) are my weakness. If I am ever shopping by myself and happen to stroll past a shop that has these, you can bet that I’m going to buy one. So I would love love love to make some myself!
I have never Made them! But i Definitely Will now!
Whoopie for whoopie pies!
I’ve heard of them in movies but never knew what they were until your post. Now I know I’d like to try them!
Heard of them. Seen them. Eaten them. Never ever have I made them. This could change soon!
I have never made whoopie pies! I have tried something similar but the filling was more like an Oreo cookie filling. Those look absolutely delicious and I’m curious about all the other filling options!
I’ve seen them online but I never made them… nice chance to try!
I have heard of Whoopie pies but have never made or eaten any. They look awfully yummy!
I had never heard of whoopie pies until my husband and I were tranferred to the Northeast with the military. Everybody there knows of them and loves them…and I am proud to say that I’m in that group now! I have found that the very best ones are always homemade!!
I’ve made whoopie pies before :) (sharing my link to them below). I grew up in Maine, where everyone knows what a whoopie pie is – and has probably had a few dozen. I’d love to win this book, though, so that I could see what great combos other than the traditional chocolate and creme and chocolate and PB Amy came up with!
Yes, I’ve made them a few times–I made chocolate whoopie pies with vanilla filling, and I’ve also made pumpkin whoopie pies. And I *always* roll them in sprinkles, as it’s much more festive that way! :) Gotta love whoopie pies…
I have never heard of these, but boy do they look GOOD!
Never made whoopie pies…but I have heard of them. And can’t wait to make some now!
I’ve never made whoopies, but have heard about them and have always wanted to! Now, you’ve imspired me and I’ll have to give it a try! My family thanks you! :)
I’ve made them once before, after having being given the ‘secret’ family recipe from a friend. One of those things I kind of forgot about, but coincidentally I’ve been thinking about them recently and have been meaning to make them again!
When I was a little girl my best friends mother made whoopie pies and they were to die for, my mom has made them a few times in the last couple of years but they didn’t seem to have the same yummmm factor as my friends moms. I think I’ll give this recipe a try and see if they come closer!
Absolute favorite cookies when I was little….now my youngest daughter makes them for me ( she’s 12 and has been cooking and baking since she was 7…including full meals :) )
Very popular down here in Texas! I made red velvet ones and died the icing green for Christmas! They were AMAZING!
Never made or had one. I’ve heard of them at some point before but I’m not sure that they’re common. They look delightful!
I’m already thinking of cake to filling pairings! Whee!
I’ve never heard of them or eaten them but they sure look yummy!! I can’t wait to try them….
never heard of them but they look great!
Never made them before, but would LOVE to with help from this book ;)
I’ve never heard of whoopie pies but they look like they would just dissolve in your mouth without chewing!
I recently heard about whoopie pies but I’ve never made them! they look delicious and I will definitely give them a try!
I’ve been wanting to make these! I just haven’t had any time. =/ They look yummy.
These are my husbands favorites…although I have never made them. His G’ma made them and used to give them to him – we would freeze them to make them last longer.
I’ve never made them but would love to learn how to!!
I have just barely heard of them. A friend just made them in Japan, but was just taunting us and didn’t include the recipe. I would love to win this book. My boys would love it even more.
Never heard of these….they sound yummy! So many variations! reminded me of ice cream sandwiches at first.
I live near PA Dutch Country, so of COURSE I’ve heard of whoopie pies. The best places to get them are little farm markets. Buy locally!
I just had one this weekend – but surely not as good at this recipe!! I can’t wait to win the book to try these out!
Whoopie pies are pretty much the best thing ever. The reason no one’s heard of them is that they are quite the regional treat – you can find them in eastern New England, and that’s about it. A Massachusetts native myself, I’ve eaten my share, but never made any (and the necessity of vegetable shortening makes me a bit nervous) but hey, it’s a treat, right? Everything in moderation I suppose. :)
I grew up in Boston and my mother always made the old-fashioned whoopie pies with the filling made with Crisco and Fluff. The best!
This kinda makes me feel like I’m living under a rock because I have never made them, tasted them, or even heard of them! It looks delicious though! Just what I need, another dessert. :)
I’ve made similar…. Oreos that were a bit crunchier. I’ve been wanting this book, though because they were so fun to make with the little one!
Have never made them, want to know more about them… their taste!!!!
Thanks!
I’ve heard of them, but never eaten or made them! I think I wan to try now! YUM
I make them (plain old originals) about once a month. They’re a favorite of my hubby’s and my father in law. I’d be so excited to try to make others in that cookbook and to try new flavors!
I have made oatmeal raisin whoopie pies… yum! Yours look divine :)
We have a family recipe for them – traditional chocolate with the white cream filling. We used to make them all the time when I was a kid, but I never really heard about anyone else making them. Would love to try some of the other varieties in this book! If I don’t win, I’m going to buy it!!
Have eaten them and they are good. And I have been thinking a lot about trying to make some!
Never heard of them or made then…but would like too :)
I have eaten them but never made them – would love to try! Thanks for the recipe and giveaway!
There is a dedicated stand at the Farmer’s market here that sells a variety of Whoopie Pies, though I had never heard of them until I moved here.
I’ve made Martha’s pumpkin/cheesecream whoopie pies before and they’re heavenly!!
Oh my. Now I want to start baking… not the best idea in 100° weather (and no AC as we simply don’t have those over here) and when I am supposed to do completely different things.
I’ve heard of them but never made them. The salty filling sounds dangerous!
I live in PA and visit Lancaster often. They are all over the place there. My favorite are the traditional chocolate with cream filling. Normally they are the most common, then pumpkin and red velvet.
Love Whoopie pies! I’ve come across a couple of recipes, but never got around to making them. A cool book with lots of varieties would be perfect for me and would totally motivate me. These could easily become my favorite baked good to make! :)
I love getting these at Trader Joe’s, but I’ve never made any before!
I haven’t ever made them before, but they look like something I could get my kids involved in making with me. It would be fun to have different cakes and fillings on hand, along with different sprinkles to roll the edges in. I might even make this one of our summer weekend activites now!
heard of them, but don’t recall ever trying one!
The name is unforgettable! I remember having one from a bakery as a kid… but I have never made them. I think that is about to change :)
I have this book and LOVE it!
For the 4th of July I made the Smore’s Whoopies and they were amazing. I don’t use the Red Velvet recipe out of the book but I get requests for my Red Velvet ones. So also for the 4th I made Red, White and Blue Whoopies. What a hit! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this book!
I love whoopie pies! I made an oreo version before and it was delish. Mmm mmm mmmm! :D
I’ve heard of these but never made them – I love that this book has mix and match cakes and fillings! Awesome =D
Would like to try them out. Can they be made without peanut butter. Granddaughter has an allergy. Apparently peanut allergies are increasing. Louise
I’ve heard of them and I’ve made a version of them, sort of. They are like a soft oreo. I think Litttle Debbie makes a (overly processed) version too.
I have never tried or heard of them, but they look yummy! I can’t wait to try!
I’d love to eat them!!! but never heard about it!!! Looks very good!!!
oh I LOVE whoopie pies!! The Amish make THE best whoopie pies in the entire world!!! I have made whoopie pies before – using my FIL’s recipe, but the icing was too sweet for me. But I just know that this book will have the most perfect filling recipes.
Before she passed away, my friend’s mom made them every Christmas. It was my favorite treat of hers.
I bought wonderful Whoopie Pies from a cute Amish farm in Penn (it may have been in Intercourse or Bird in Hand…seriously people – real Amish towns). The sweet girl selling them said she made them with her sisters. I really miss those pies…
I LOVE whoopie pies! I’ve never tried to make them before because I always thought it would be too difficult, but after looking at how you did them, it looks so easy! But, the best ones I’ve ever had come from central PA where I live, and they’re made by the Amish families….they know how to bake!
Those look so yummy! I have heard of whoopie pies. I have torn our recipes for whoopie pies. Sadly, I have never made whoopie pies or even eaten one. Maybe now I will give it a whirl.
I think I’ve seen them before and wondered what they were, but I can’t remember if I’ve ever tried them. I would love to try making them though! I just know my husband would love to eat them! :)
I’ve never made them, but I’d like that to change soon ;)
I’ve seen them lately a lot, and I’d love to try the red velvet ones!
I have never made them or heard of them, but would love to try them!
I just made whoopie pies for the first time to serve on the 4th of July. I loved them, such a fun treat. I’d love to experiment with all of the different varieties in this book.
I have a Devil’s Food sandwich cookie recipe that would qualify as a whoopie, and they’re to die for. I would love this book!
Haven’t had one for years! Maybe it’s time to try one again.
I want to learn so much more about whoppies! They look delish!
I have never heard of these but they look absolutely incredible!!!
I’ve had them on vacation…the standard ones with chocolate cake with white icing, and they were divine! I’d love to try making them at home!
I attempted a Pumpkin Whoopie Pie and they were very yummy, although they didn’t come out so pretty. The book looks like a lot of fun. Maybe I should try another pie.
I’ve been making whoopie pies for many, many years (at least 40). I use a recipe that came from the Amish in Lancaster County Pa for the original – chocolate cake and white filling. I’d love to try some new variations.
Never heard of them before…but definitely want to try some. They look fantastic!
I’ve heard of these but have never tried them. I’d love to make some…theflavor combinations are endless! This fabulous book is just what I need!
made some last summer. Banana with cream cheese filling. yum.
I’ve made things called Gobs, which I think are about the same. The only difference I see is instead of putting the batter on a pan we used mini muffin tins and cut the muffins in half to fill.
I’ve only had whoopie pies in Maine where my in laws live. They always buy us a gigantic 9″ whoopie pie when we visit. I made whoopie pies a few years ago. I always think they’re too bland whether I make them or they’re store bought. I bet this book has wonderful recipes.
Whoopie pies are very common in my area. I grew up around the Amish community in a Mennonite family, so whoopie pies were a treat we made often. Our favorites are chocolate (of course) and pumpkin. My mom also makes fantastic red velvet whoopie pies and my sister shared her yummy chocolate chip recipe with me. I don’t make them extremely often, but they’re a favorite of my kids too. I’d love to win a copy of a book that features whoopie pie recipes. I wonder if they’re as good as the ones made by the Amish and Mennonites. Yours look delicious!
Heard of them never made them.. would like to make them.
never made them
My Mom loves these but they are packaged!! I would love to make them for her and this books looks like it has many many choices. Anything with cake and filling must be YUM!!!!
Oh, yes! These are very popular where were are from in the South and my husband loves them. Thanks for the chance to win a copy of the book. How generous of you!
my boys love these though we called them cookie cakes vs cupcakes. this is what i make when we take a treat to school for their birthdays. lots easier to transport, less chance of topping over.
I made pumpkin whoopie pies with cream cheese filling with one of my best friends last year during the holidays. I’ve been dying to try some of the other varieties though! I’ve also acquired a piping bag and tips since the, so I feel like it will be MUCH easier the next time I try! Spooning the filling gets SUPER messy!
Nope, never heard of a whoopie, but would love to try it!
I have never made them yet but plan too very soon. They look fun to make and very tasty! Like how there is endless possibilities! Would love a chance to win the book.
I think these are just like your soft sandwich cookies featured here: https://www.bakerella.com/easy-and-easier-valentine-treats/
So technically you’ve already made them before? I’ve used your recipe to make soft cookies from TONS of boxed cake mixes! I’d never heard the term “whoopie pie,” though; I just called them “soft sandwich cookies” or “flat cupcakes.”
I just want to learn to bake. My cake, even made from a box of cake mix, sucks!
I am from near Amish country in PA, so I have not only heard of them, but eaten quite a lot of them. In fact there is a ‘Whoopie Pie Festival’ near where I live every year.
These are new to me, but look delicious! I made your ‘brookies’ from last week yesterday and they were FANTASTIC, so I can’t wait to try these!
I made some red velvet heart shaped whoopie pies for Valentine’s Day. They were yummy!
i’ve heard of whoopie pies but have never made them. i don’t think i’ve ever had one either. they look delish!
One of our grocery stores around here sells them in the bakery, & they are delicious, but they don’t call them whoopie pies. I think they just call them cake sandwiches, or something like that. I would love to get that book, though, & make some myself!
Pennsylvania by far makes the best whoopie pies… every time I stop in Lancaster, I make sure to pick up some! Pumpkin with cream cheese filling is DIVINE!!!!!!!!!
I’ve never made whoopie pies, but I have heard of them. Can’t wait to try them!!! This book looks super awesome!
I’ve never made these before, nor have I ever even had them. I just made your pillow cookies this weekend and boy was I the hero of the house with my husband and kids. Definitely going to try this recipe out!
I’ve never made them, but I’ve eaten them. They throw them from floats at Mardi Gras in New Orleans!
Looks soo good! I want to try this one soon. Love the pictures=)
Whoopie pies were one of the few “junk foods” that my daughter loved as a child. She is a professor at the University of Toronto now and I would love to (1) have some of these for her when she comes home to Texas and (2) give her this cookbook to make some of her own. I’ll probably buy it for her if/when I don’t win the random draw!!
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I made whoopie pies a few weeks ago! They were delicious!
I’ve always wanted to make whoopie pies but have been intimidated….don’t know why!
At Christmas I make a red velvet whoopie pie, and they are delish. BUt this book looks amazine, would love to win it!!!! Thanks for all your great recipes!
I LOOOVVVVEE Whoopie pies. The Bakery at our grocery store (HYVEE) makes some amazing ones and in different flavors. I personally have never made any but will now give it a try. Thanks.
Yumm…they look great! I used to eat them growing up in PA.
I have made them and they were yummy! I rolled the sides in sprinkles so they were super cute too.
We used to eat pre-packaged ones, but never heard of making them from scratch until recently!! These look delicious and easy!!
I’ve heard of them, but never tried making them before…although this post and the recipe may have inspired me! : )
What’s a whoopie? They look yummy. I am going to make some soon.
I live near a lot of Amish communities, and they make (and sell) whoopies pies. I’ve also heard them called Gobs. My mom used to make them and I’ve made them once I think. They are YUMMY. Hope I win.
I’ve heard of them and have made some banana cream whoopie pies that were delicious.
I made red velvet whoopie pies for teacher gifts this year. I must have done something wrong as they were really messy to make! The teachers loved them though.
http://justkeeptalkin.blogspot.com/2010/06/teacher-gifts-2010.html
Our local bakery sells them as Whoopie Pies.
I’ve never made them before, and I mean to, but I always forget about them! Oops!
I love making WHOOPIE PIES!!!! Bad for the waist. Who cares?
I have never made Whoopie Pies, but I think now is the time to start! Thanks for the giveaway
I’ve made them using a box of red velvet cake and cream cheese icing as the filling. I’m looking forward to trying a real version of them!
i was going to make some for my friends wedding. ( a huge tierd stack in lieu of a cake) but she went registars office on me with no party, so nothing doing. ah well, maybe next time.
I’ve heard of them, never had them, but would love to!!
We love whoopie pies at my house! I remember the first time I had one in Boston, so good. I keep wanting to make this myself!
love it! I have never heard of these before but I’m going to try making them . My kids thank you! lol.
whoop whoop…..I am Soooo loving this idea.! mmmmmm….
gonna make some right away…XXX
They look so perfect!! I just saw another blogger make s’mores whoopie pies and it got me totally excited to make my own. You make it look so simple, I think I might really have to now!
We love whoopie pies! sooooo good. I would love to have this book! :)
Oh my those look yummy!
I have heard of them and even tried to make them once but they didn’t turn out nearly as good as yours look. ;-)
Heard of them. Since I live in central PA, I’m in the middle of their Amish homeland. . . Ate them, my favorite is carrot with cream cheese filling. Yum!
never made or eaten whoopies…but they sure look tasty!
can’t wait to try them!
I have heard of them, tried to make them before and have had the best pumpkin with cream cheese filling ones from PA that you could ever dream of! I wold love this book!
I love whoopie pies, but I’ve never made them. I’ve cut out at least three recipes for them, including a pumpkin whoopie pie, but haven’t busted out the flour and sugar to whip up a batch. Thanks for doing the giveaway!
My wife makes them for her grandfather every christmas, he loves them. We also pick them up at the local farmers market here in Lancaster, PA. Delicious!
I’ve never made them, but I have heard of them. They sound delish!
I live in Maine, the land of the Whoopie Pie. I’ve never made them, but had plenty. Pumpkin with cream cheese filling is the best!
The closest I’ve had is moon pies, and I don’t think that counts in this case. Haven’t heard of them til now, and they may be my best nightmare yet!
I’ve never made them before but I sure will try staring with the recipe you provided. But I have to say it would be great to get my hands on the variations in the book.
I tried making red velvet whoopie pies once from a recipe I’d found in a magazine. They were horrible! I blame the recipe of course… :-) I’d love to try again!
I really want to try these!
I have never made them but have definitely ate them. Yummmo!! I want one, this combines my two favorite things books and baking! Thanks for the chance.
Yes I’ve made woopie pies – pumpkin with a cream cheese filling…. so yummy!
I made these for the first time for Mother’s Day. They were wonderful, but my tops rose too much so they were more than a mouthful. The marshmallow fluff filling recipe is amazing.
Whoopie Pies are awesome! A few years ago I was able to wrangle the recipe from a friend of mine to make my own. And now when I need something a little extra special to take to the potluck I make these.
Oh my goodness!!! I’ve never heard of them before…but, after seeing them and looking at the recipe I can assure you that the kids and I will be whipping some up soon. They will love them….and I’m sure I might have to eat a few too! :) Yumm!!
Yum! I’ve had them but never made them. The kids are going to love these! I hope they behave today so I can try them out!
Yum! Yum! Yum!!!!
Heard of them but never made them. They sound wonderful!!!!!
These little cakes are classics at my home. I’ve made them foryears, but just the traditional ones with a marshmallow-y filling. I’d love to see what other kinds are made and try them out on my family. That peanut butter filling just sounds so yummy. Off to try this one out. Thank you.
I have never made them before but we grew up eating them!
I grew up eating these! My mom grew up in Maine where they are called Whoopie Pies but people in PA call the Gobs. Go figure!
I just made some red velvet ones last week for 4th of July!
Glad they’re getting so much attention now!
YUM!
My grandbabies would love those. Would love to win this.
Those look delicious!! I’ve heard of them before, but have never had the pleasure of trying them myself, so I’d gladly take that book off of your hands!!
Yes, I have made a S’mores version. It’s sort of a chocolate chip cookie dough with graham in it, then a marshmallow in between two. Yummy!
I LOVE whoopie pies! Can’t wait to try this recipe. I’ve only tried a boxed mix.
I haven’t made them but i have been wanting to!!! They always look so yummy!!
I’ve heard of them. I’ve never made them or tasted them but they sound incredible.
Never made them, but are the similar to moon pies? I’ve heard of moon pies, but secretly like the idea of WHOOPIE pies better :)
have seen them at my farmer’s market, but have been nervous to try them myself. maybe this book would be the perfect thing to kick start my whoopie making =)
I live in the south, so yes–I’ve heard of them :) However, I never really thought that I could make them myself!!! Oh, the joy!!!!!
i have a friend whose mom made them all the time when we were kids – havnt had them in years but would be cool to try them out.
I’ve had one before— next made them though!
I’ve heard of them, but I’ve never made them or eaten them. They look delicious though!
I love whoopie pies. The year before last I made them as my baked goodies gift at Christmas. They were a huge hit.
I’ve never made them, but I friend of mine just brought some to a meeting and they were delicious! I would love to try making them!
I have never made them but I have eaten them and they are delicious!
i LOVE whoopie pies. i think my favorite kind is pumpkin – i’ve gotten them at local fall festivals and even The Corner Bakery had their own version last fall. YUM!
here in wv they’re actually pretty common. my mom has made them a lot and they’re often at bake sales.
I’ve never heard of them! Buy can’t wait to try them!!!
I have heard of them… I may have eaten one before, but I can’t remember… I have never made them… until today!! The peanut butter is what sold me. YUM!
I LOVE Whoopies! I make them for cookouts, and parties and to take to friends.
My favorite place to order whoopies is from Wicked Whoopies in Maine. Fantastic flavors like Banana Cream, Double Chocolate, Red Velvet and Raspberry Cream.
It’s what I bought for family gifts this holiday season and everyone loved them.
I’ve definitely got this book on my wish list. Thanks for the giveaway.
~MaryJane
Wow! They look so good! Would live to make a Red Velvet Whoopie pie. :)
Definitely heard of them and enjoyed them many times (though here in Western PA they’re mostly known as gobs), but never made them.
I first had whoopie pies when I was a high school girl. It was probably 35 years ago! I loved them then and still do. I always buy some from the Amish ladies when we go to the fair or the Mesopotamia flea market. I would love to make some for my grandsons and introduce them to these yummy treats just like grandma had when she was little.
I love whoopie pies! I’ve made pumpkin ones in the fall. Would love to try other varieties!
I’ve heard of them but never imagined so many variations. I would love to try my hand at making them.
I’ve made pumpkin whoopie pies with cream cheese filling… yum!
Funny, my friend just told me about these the other day. Must make some!!!
Whoopie pies have been around for a long, long time! Would love to have a cookbook and make my own!!
Heard of them but, never made any in my entire life! I wonder how hard it would be to make them for my diabetic little self using Splenda in the recipe .. hmmmmm … hope I win to find out .. :-)
I’ve never heard of them but they look delicious!!!! Would love to try them!! Thanks for the opportunity to win I HOPE I WIN!! (o:
I have never made them but I saw the book at Crate and Barrel the other day and now I really would like to! They look like fun!
I’ve heard of Whoopie Pies but have never made them. They look DELICIOUS! Cream fillings are my favorite :)
yeah! made ’em!! yummy! Best place to get them is WickedWhoopies in Maine… and, they do mailorder!!!
Oh yes I know Whoopie PIes and LOVE them. I have the best recipes for pumpkin, carrot cake whoopies and others. They are the best dessert and so fabulous to sink your teeth into. I’ll bet this Whoopie cookbook is fillied with ideas. It looks great!