Easy Sprinkle Cookie Sandwiches

Want an easy dessert? I like to make these vanilla cookie sandwiches when I’m looking for something easy and fun.

Ingredients:

• Icing of choice (I used vanilla)

• Sugar cookie dough

• Sprinkles

Directions:

1. Prep cookies according to directions on packaging. I like these to be nice and soft so I typically do the minimum time.

2. Once cookies are completely cool, pair similar sized ones together. Place a generous amount of icing on one cookie bottom, then press the two together.

3. In a small bowl, place sprinkles. Roll the edges of the cookie sandwiches into sprinkles. Enjoy!

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2025/11/9 Edited to

... Read moreAfter making these super easy 3-ingredient sprinkle cookie sandwiches, I realized there are so many ways to make them even more fun and personalized! If you're using Great Value Sugar Cookie Dough Ready To Bake like I did, you're already off to a fantastic start for a quick dessert. Here are some extra tips and tricks I've learned that can elevate your cookie sandwich game, especially if you're looking to get creative with colors or textures. First off, getting those cookies just right from the package is key. While the recipe suggests minimum baking time for soft cookies, don't be afraid to experiment! If you prefer a slightly crispier edge, add a minute or two to the baking time. Just watch them closely, as oven temperatures can vary. Also, ensure your cookie dough is at room temperature for easier handling and more even baking, especially if you're using pre-portioned dough. For perfectly round cookies, you can gently reshape them before baking. Now, about the filling! The original recipe uses a simple vanilla icing, which is always a classic. But why stop there? To address the "pink sandwich" idea, you can easily tint your vanilla icing with a few drops of pink food coloring. Gel food coloring works best for vibrant colors without thinning the icing too much. You could also try other colors like blue or green for different occasions. Beyond vanilla, consider using cream cheese frosting for a tangy twist, or even a chocolate hazelnut spread for a richer flavor. For a truly decadent experience, a simple buttercream frosting made with butter, powdered sugar, and a splash of milk or cream is always a winner. Just make sure your frosting isn't too runny, or it'll squeeze out too much when you press the cookies together. And for the star of the show – sprinkles! The key to getting sprinkles to stick well to the edges is to make sure your icing layer is generous and still slightly soft. Immediately after pressing the two cookies together, roll the edges gently in a shallow bowl of sprinkles. For a really colorful look, try using a mix of different sprinkle types – jimmies, nonpareils, even sanding sugar. If you're making these for a specific holiday, choose themed sprinkles like red and green for Christmas, pastels for Easter, or orange and black for Halloween. This is where your sprinkle cookie sandwich really comes to life! Thinking about storage, these cookie sandwiches are best enjoyed within 2-3 days. Store them in an airtight container at room temperature. If you use a cream cheese or perishable filling, it's best to refrigerate them. To keep the sprinkles from falling off, try to store them in a single layer or separate layers with parchment paper. Finally, for anyone searching for specific Great Value cookie dough instructions, remember that while the packaging provides the basics, these tips help you go beyond! Don't hesitate to personalize your cookies. You can even add a tiny bit of almond extract or lemon zest to the pre-made dough before baking to give your cookies an extra layer of flavor. These 3-ingredient cookie sandwiches are truly a versatile base for endless delicious creations!

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I figured those were the three ingredients

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Also instead of icing you can use ice cream

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