This is a cheap, easy, quick, and disgustingly tasty recipe for cookies. I just made about 4 batches for Christmas goodie gifts!
1. Combine all ingredients and mix well. You may bake as is or you can add chocolate chips, nuts, broken candy pieces, etc. (I add chocolate chips).
2. On an ungreased baking sheet, drop dough by teaspoonfuls about 2 inches apart and bake at 350 degrees for 8-10 minutes.
3. Remove from the oven and allow to cool.
4. Pour a large glass of milk.
5. Stuff the cookies in your face.
6. Live happily ever after.
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I love these! They are just a little too sweet to my taste, but it’s really good!
Very moist! I went with Chocolate fudge cake mix with some white chocolate chips. The kiddos loved them!
What a great cookie when you are in a pinch! You can use any flavor box mix and they are very moist.
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Cynthia on 12.24.2010
I promised to bring cookies to my co-workers but I was so tired! I found this recipe and it saved me so much time and everyone loved them! I used to funfetti cake mix and added more sprinkles. It tasted just like a chewy sugar cookie.
brandyextravaganza on 12.23.2009
I forgot to prepare for Santa *gasp*. This recipe saved us the trauma of upsetting Santa. They are incredibly easy. I made a batch of Butter Pecan and a batch of plain yellow with chocolate sprinkles. The taste testers gave them rave reviews!