Win the Parent-of-the-Year award when you show up with any of these delectable bake sale treats.
The only thing that makes these Cinnamon Roll Cookies better is a cold glass of milk for dunking!
Before baking, the dough is rolled in powdered sugar to give the cookies that signature crinkled look.
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Texas Sheet Cake Cookies
Texas Sheet Cake Cookies are a fun twist onchocolate-frosted chocolate cake.
Add a little extra pizzazz with chopped pecans or candies as toppings.
The combination of rolled oats and butterscotch results in a tasty, nostalgic treat reminiscent of childhood.
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Chewy Apple-Cran-Oatmeal Cookies
These fruit-infused oatmeal cookies are a step above the classic bake sale recipe.
Plus, the star shape is a fun diversion from the traditional round cookie form.
Nutty, chocolaty, and crunchy, these unique cookies are an adorable and delicious treat.
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Flaked coconut, crisp rice cereal, and rolled oats add crunchy and chewy texture.
Paired with buttery dough and semi-sweet chocolate chips, these bake sale cookies are sure to impress.
Fresh thyme and lemon complement the buttery, vanilla cookies for a bright and delicate dessert.
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Kids will especially love therich buttercreamand colorful sprinkles in these bake sale cookies.
Vanilla bean paste and finely chopped pistachios are also featured in the dough for a sweet and nutty bite.
Cocoa powder gives the cookies a rich chocolatey flavor while vanilla extract balances the sweet ingredients.
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Peanut Butter Kiss Cookies
Chocolate kisses make anything better, right?
These old-fashioned treats are perfect for those who love a soft, chewy cookie rather than a crunchy one.
Brownie Cookies
Cant decide between makingbrowniesor cookies?
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For these peanut butter bake sale cookies, were adding chocolate chips to achieve that rich chocolate-peanut butter combination.
The secret to these bake sale cookies is in the namepan banging.
And yes, we literally mean dropping your pan onto the counter.
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It makes all the difference, creating a ripple effect for crispy edges and gooey centers.
Every bite is guaranteed to delight.
The combination of refreshing mint and dark chocolate results in a baked treat everyone will love.
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