Oh, what fun Decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies are! See how easy it is to show your holiday spirit with these 3 cookie designs that can be whipped up in no time at all!
Easy Decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies (3 fun ways)
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Baking and treat making is in full swing! If you need some helpful hacks to make the Easiest Decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies, we have 3 adorable solutions.
Grab a container of sugar cookies at your local market or bake some yourself, visit the candy aisle and let’s make these fun Christmas Cookies!
Kids love these round Christmas sugar cookie ideas!
There’s an adorable Rudolph made with Nutter Butter Cookies. (we love Rudolph so much, we make him Reindeer Chow every year!
A beautiful holiday wreath adorned with green coconut and M&Ms.
And finally, the cutest snowman where you turn Oreos into his top hat!
Make one or make all three!
How Do You Decorate Sugar Cookies for Christmas?
Gather your supplies and meet us in the kitchen for the how-to on how to make these fun-loving Christmas cookies.
Ingredients for Rudolph Sugar Cookies
sugar cookies
chocolate frosting
Nutter Butter Cookies
small pretzel twists
mini chocolate chips
small red candies (like M&Ms)
How-To Make a Rudolph Sugar Cookie
Take your sugar cookie and frost it with your chocolate frosting.
Place a Nutter Butter Cookie a third of the way down the cookie to make the reindeer face.
Take a pretzel twist and place it on one side of the cookie. Then, duplicate on the other side.
Use a little frosting and attach two mini chocolate chips on the cookie for eyes. Finally, attach a red M&M or other red candy with frosting for a nose.
In a small to a medium-size bowl, mix your shredded coconut with green food coloring.
Frost your sugar cookie with white frosting.
Place your green shredded coconut around the cookie in a circle.
Use additional frosting if necessary, and attached red candies atop the coconut.
Ingredients for Snowman Sugar Cookies
sugar cookies
white frosting
mini Oreos
regular-sized Oreos
mini chocolate chips
small red candies (like M&Ms)
How-To Make Snowman Sugar Cookies
Cut mini and regular-sized Oreos in half. Attach two mini Oreo halves on top of the regular-size Oreo to form a top hat.
Frost your sugar cookie with white frosting.
Place your previously constructed Oreo top hat on the top edge of the cookie in a place it will stay on securely.
Place two mini chocolate chips on the face for eyes. Take several more and make a mouth. Then, finish with a red candy for a nose.
How Far in Advance Can you Make Decorated Sugar Cookies
Because they are frosted, the ingredients tend to get soft if left too long. However, if you keep them in an airtight container, you can make these decorated sugar cookies a day in advance, but not much more if you want them to stay fresh.
Don’t worry if you break a few Oreo Cookies while cutting them in half for the snowmen. They just become snacks or the base for Mini Oreo Cheesecakes 😉
M&Ms or any small red candy works for the noses on the reindeer and snowmen.
Store-bought sugar cookies work great in the recipe. However, if you’re feeling ambitious, we like this recipe for homemade sugar cookies.
Finished cookies are best stored in an airtight container.
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Easy Decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies (3 fun ways)
Oh, what fun Decorated Christmas Sugar Cookies are! See how easy it is to show your holiday spirit with these 3 cookie designs that can be whipped up in no time at all!
Frost your sugar cookie with your chocolate frosting.
Place a Nutter Butter Cookie a third of the way down the cookie to make the reindeer face.
Take a pretzel twist and place it on one side of the cookie. Then, duplicate on the other side.
Use a little frosting and attach two mini chocolate chips on the cookie for eyes. Finally, attach a red M&M or other red candy with frosting at the end of the cookie for a nose.
How-To Make Wreath Sugar Cookies
In a small to a medium-size bowl, mix your shredded coconut with green food coloring until desired color.
Frost your sugar cookie with white frosting.
Place green shredded coconut around the outer edge of the cookie in a circle.
Use additional frosting if necessary, and attached red candies atop the coconut.
How-To Make Snowman Sugar Cookies
Cut mini and regular-sized Oreos in half. Attach two mini Oreo halves together and then place them on top of the regular-size Oreo with frosting to form a top hat.
Frost your sugar cookie with white frosting.
Place your previously constructed Oreo top hat on the top edge of the cookie in a place it will stay on securely.
Place two mini chocolate chips on the face for eyes. Take about 5 more chocolate chips and make a mouth. Then, finish with a red candy for a nose.
Notes
Don’t worry if you break a few Oreo Cookies while cutting them in half for the snowmen. They just become snacks or the base for Mini Oreo Cheesecakes 😉
Store-bought sugar cookies work great in the recipe. However, if you’re feeling ambitious, we like this recipe for homemade sugar cookies.
Nutritional information is approximate and was calculated using a recipe nutrition label generator.★ Did you make this recipe? Don’t forget to give it a star rating below!
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