Halloween Sugar Cookie Dippers
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These Halloween Sugar Cookie Dippers are so fun and super easy. Cute little holiday plunge cookie cutters and easy buttercream icing make everyone happy!
These are such a fun holiday treat and amazingly simple. They look and taste like you’re a professional cookie baker. Using a really good sugar cookie recipe, a real buttercream recipe and fun sprinkles you will be the hit of the party!
Halloween Sugar Cookie Dippers
The Halloween Set Plunge Cookie Cutters that I found are adorable. I love that they have character without icing. But any bite-size small cookie cutter will work and will be just as fun to dip in the icing and eat! My favorite sugar cookie recipe for cut-out cookies is from my friend Liz over at Farmwife Cooks – it’s freaking delicious and cookies hold their shape after baking.
Liz’s Sour Cream Sugar Cookies paired with my Buttercream Frosting are a match made in heaven!
I love me some Pillsbury ready-made cookie dough from the refrigerator section so no shame in that game. Just know that it doesn’t hold it shape as well after baking. And using some store-bought icing never hurt anyone it’s the finished product that people are gonna love, not the path you took to get there!
There are a couple of ways I like to present these
- Packaged party favors for school classrooms or trick or treaters using disposable lidded containers and treat bags.
- Party treats using plastic cauldrons for the icing
Packaged Party Favors
Classroom, teacher treats, work treats or trick or treaters will all love these.
I used plastic portion cups with lids for the icing and sprinkles then Halloween treat bags to hold the icing cup and the bite-size cookies. Everything you need for a great homemade Halloween snack is pre-packaged and ready to hand out treats!
Party Treats
I used Halloween Mini Candy Cauldron for the icing, making a bunch up and setting them on the table next to a platter of bite-size dipping cookies. You could also go ahead and stack the cookies in the cauldron.
I used an icing decorating bag to put the icing into the cauldron and then piped a little around the edge for a “bubbling witches brew” effect. Of course, I added some Halloween sprinkles and it’s a super simple party treat that’s easy to make ahead.
Recipe Links Used:
Sour Cream Sugar Cookies from Farmwife Cooks
Halloween Sugar Cookie Dippers
Ingredients
Pre-Packaged Party Favors
- Halloween Treat Bags
- small plastic portion cups with lids
- Halloween small bite-size cookie cutters
- favorite sugar cookie dough
- Icing - boughten or homemade
- sprinkles
- piping bags - optional
Party Treats
- Halloween Mini Candy Cauldrons
- Halloween small bite-size cookie cutters
- favorite sugar cookie dough
- Icing - boughten or homemade
- sprinkles
- Piping bags - optional
Instructions
Pre-Packaged Party Favors
- Roll out sugar cookie dough, cut with cookie cutters and bake according to cookie recipe - allow to cool
- Make the icing or grab some of your favorite store-bought - using a piping bag or a knife fill the individual portion cups, add some sprinkles, and put the lid on
- Once cookies are cool - place the icing cup in the bottom of the treat bag and carefully place 4 cookies on top and seal the bag
- Can be made ahead and stored in the refrigerator
Party Treats
- Roll out sugar cookie dough, cut with cookie cutters, and bake according to cookie recipe - allow to cool
- Make the icing or grab some of your favorite store-bought - using a piping bag or a knife fill the mini cauldrons with the icing, add some sprinkles
- Cookies can be placed in and around the cauldron to serve or you can put the cauldrons around a platter full of cookies and let guests help themselves
Notes
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