With the holiday season about to kick off in full force, we're thinking about edible delights to make for gifts or for guests visiting this holiday. Confetti makes me think of celebrations and merriment. So why not give your loved ones an edible version with these mini cookies that are like edible confetti! You won’t be able to stop them from eating these snack-sized gems. See below for more…
You’ll need:
– sugar cookie dough (homemade or store-bought)
– assorted sugar sprinkles
Here's how:
1. Start with sugar cookie dough (scraps from a larger cookie batch are perfect) and roll out to about ¼ inch thickness on a floured surface.
2. Use a small cookie cutter to cut out as many cookies as possible from the dough and place on a parchment paper-lined cookie sheet.
3. Dust the cookies with different colored sugar sprinkles, being careful that each cookie is only 1 color.
4. Bake at 350 degrees for 5 minutes. Do not let the cookies turn brown—they are so thin that this would be an indication that they are getting too crispy.
Let cool and enjoy. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! I'll see you back here on Monday!
P.S. To see a fun way to package these cookies, see our DIY over at Cosmopolitan.
{Photos by Casey Brodley, styling by Ariel Fulmer}
These are so cute and perfect for the holidays, maybe using red and green sprinkles 🙂
Happy Thanksgiving Joy and the Oh Joy crew! Love these cutie little cookies. I am totally getting into sugar cookie decorating these days… so fun. xo
Thanks Lyndsay! Happy T-Day! 😉
Joy
So adorable and looks delicious! <3
Yes! They can be made with any colors to go with the season!
Joy
Thanks Donna! Happy T-day!
Joy
Those are adorable!
I love these confetti cookies, such a fun edible package. I am pinning Cosmopolitan post so that I can make a bag in the future – Thank you.
super cute , colorful and delicious 🙂
a great combination 🙂
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Mega Cute! Since the cookies are so small the calories don’t count ;D I’ll definitely have to try making them for the holidays. Thanks for sharing!
I love how simple they are to make and just how adorable the end results look!! Cannot wait to try it out this winter season with some Christmas colors! Thanks for the idea!!
Thanks Mary Beth!
Joy