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Purchased cookies make this no bake dessert or snack easy to make.

No-Bake Coffee Balls

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At Christmas try making this soft, lightly lemony cookie recipe and serve them with hot cocoa for dipping. Chill the dough at least 1 hour to ensure that it's easy to roll out and cut.

Sugar Cookies

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These butter cookies bake longer and at a lower temperature than most cookies. To keep them tender, don't let them brown.

Tender Sugar Cookies

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Need to make cookies fast? Try this recipe, which uses a lemon cake mix to save time.

Easy Lemon Sugar Snaps

From Midwest Living

With raisins, semisweet chocolate, pecans, and almonds, these easy cookies are a dream to eat as well as to make.

Dream Jumbles

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Sugar cookie dough balls are rolled in colored sugar, then formed into a flower to make these pretty cookies. They're great for kids parties or spring celebrations.

Easy Flower Cookies On Sticks

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Alphabet cookies filled with strawberry preserves and cream cheese are great for kid parties.

ABC Sandwich Cookies

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The oh-so-popular snickerdoodle is transformed into a scrumptious and easy-to-make cookie sandwich recipe. Little hands will enjoy rolling the dough balls in cinnamon-sugar and assembling these sandwiches.

Snickerdoodle Sandwiches

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Especially for kids, or for assembling a cookie bouquet, these peanut butter pops are served on pretzel sticks.

Peanut Pretzel Pops

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Creamy frosting and colorful sprinkles make your favorite cookie even better.

Easy Cookie Sandwiches

From Parents

Crushed candy makes a pretty red and white center for these heart shaped cookies.

Lovely Lollipops

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Chewy and delicious, these cookies are giants in both size and ginger flavor. They're perfect for a child's lunch sack.

Giant Ginger Cookies

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Ready to roll and cut cookie dough finishes these puzzling party sweets in a flash.

Puzzle Cookies

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Showy and alluring, these candy-coated-cherry bites are bound to disappear from your dessert tray in a flash. This is a great cookie recipe to make with children.

Easy 'Mallow Cookies

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Coconuts and macadamia nuts flavor these crisp macaroon cookies.

Macadamia Nut Macaroons

From Parents

Drizzle white chocolate on chocolate cookies, then top with crushed peppermint candy for a fast dessert that's perfect for the holidays.

Peppermint Patties

From Parents

These little cookies are edible name holders. Make them for parties with each child's name.

Sweet Talk

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These slice-and-bake striped cookies go as well with a glass of milk as they do with a demitasse of espresso. Using a loaf pan to shape the dough ensures even strips.

Chocolate Ribbon Cookies

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The white chocolate that contains cocoa butter used in this cookie recipe makes these cookies tender to the touch. Chocolate-filled candy canes add an unusual twist.

White Chocolate Candy Cane Drops

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Who doesn't love potato chips? Here they add a salty crunch to butter cookies.

Potato Chip Cookies

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These huggable cookies are just right for a child's birthday party. Provide frosting and candies for kids to decorate them.

One-Bear Salute

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The dough is divided three ways to make these colorful cookies. The result is a dessert that has chocolate, plain, and cinnamon cookie stripes.

Red-Hot Chocolate Slices

From Parents

Shape these simple butter cookies like little snowflakes. Add powdered sugar and serve them on a snow day.

Snowflake Cookies

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Give the gift of cookie mixes. Dried cranberries add brilliant color to these simple drop cookies.

Cranberry Drops

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You can chill the dough up to a month for these superbly rich classic cookies. They're ready when you are!

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