With the right tools, you can bake and decorate Christmas cookies that would stop Santa in his tracks. Here's how our talented home cooks have used pretzels, sprinkles, sugar pearls, and frosting to churn out these 13 creative confections.
Reindeer Games
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"These reindeer cookies are really adorable! Children enjoy making and eating them. Add a red M&M and make the Rudolph." — JMEVNO
Warm Wishes
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Don't worry if the faces of these Melted Snowman Cookies turn out a little messy. They're melting, after all!
Let It Snow
Photo by Brielle Brauner
Allrecipes user Brielle Brauner gave basic cookies the look of a snowglobe with just white, black, and blue frosting.
Layer Up
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The layered look works for cookies, like these stacked snowflakes.
Home for the Holidays
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"This made a beautiful gingerbread house! I used the template on this website and did the recipe exactly as it says to here. It made a gingerbread house and quite a few large gingerbread people." — wilco
Star Struck
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Coating just half of these star-shaped shortbread cookies with frosting gives them an (unexpectedly) elegant look.
A Merry Little Christmas
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The little details are what make a cookie extra special, like the sprinkle-sized gingerbread men on this tree. What would you place inside this edible snow globe?
Oh Deer
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Turn a gingerbread man upside down to transform him into a reindeer with a little help from some frosting and candy. We love the tangled Christmas lights in this reindeer's antlers.
Don't Sweat It
Photo by Stephanie Maloney
We're smitten with all of home cook Stephanie Maloney's sugar cookies, especially the sweaters! If you've ever DIY-ed your own tacky Christmas sweater, why not get just as crafty in the kitchen?
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