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Festive Mini Sugar Cookie Cups

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We have been doing a lot of holiday baking in our house. For obvious reasons I usually decide what we will bake, but last week K came home all excited about a recipe she found at the grocery store. She was so enthusiastic about baking Festive Mini Sugar Cookie Cups, how could I not agree to baking the cookies she picked out? 

Sugar Cookie Cup
So after school K and I baked her dream cookies using a recipe created by General Mills and found on a flyer at the grocery store. The timing was actually perfect, little did she know, because Betty Crocker had just sent me a gift basket full of baking supplies (and one to giveaway). So I already had everything we needed to make the cookies. 

It was time to get our Betty on!

Baking Christmas Cookies
In case you are wondering, that is a donut crown she is wearing from the fairytale parade. She was dressed up like Daisy the Donut Fairy earlier in the day.  

With the help of Betty Crocker’s sugar cookie mix, my mini baking assistant and I made a batch of festive mini cookie cups in less than an hour (between school and Girl Scouts). 

K’s favorite part was “smooshing” the Hershey’s Kisses onto the tops of the cookies. 

Cookie Cups
The cookies are as good as they look, and using the Betty Crocker sugar cookie mix makes this recipe a cinch. In fact, I plan to pack up a dozen for my cookie exchange later this week. 

Seems like these would also make great bite-sized cookies for Santa.

Festive Mini Sugar Cookie Cups

Festive Mini Sugar Cookie Cups

Christmas Sugar Cookie Cups
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Festive Mini Sugar Cookie Cups

Ingredients

  • 1 pouch Betty Crocker sugar cookie mix
  • 1 stick of butter as called for on cookie pouch
  • 1 egg as called for on cookie pouch
  • 3/4 cup sprinkles
  • 36 Hershey's Kisses

Instructions

  1. Pre-heat oven to 375. Place 36 mini paper baking cups in a mini muffin pan.
  2. Make cookie dough as direction on pouch.
  3. Place sprinkles in a small dish. Roll tablespoon-size balls of cookie dough in the sprinkles, and place each in a cup.
  4. Bake 12 to 15 minutes or until edges are light brown. Cool 2 minutes. Gently place Hershey's Kiss on the center of each. Cool completely in pan, about 30 minutes. Carefully remove cups from pan.

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  42. michelle oakley warner says

    i really think i would try out these mini sugar cookie cups, i love pinterest cause that’s my new cookbook. thanks for the great recipe and ideas.

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  53. Trisha W. says

    I would like to try out the recipe you shared in this post. And yes, I was wondering what the back story was on the headband. =)

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  57. Betsy Barnes says

    I really would love to bake the Festive Mini Sugar Cookie Cups. I was also thinking these would be cute for Valentine Day with red sprinkles and the Hershey’s Kisses Milk filled with Cherry Cordial CrĆØme šŸ™‚

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  74. Eloise Carlson says

    I would make frosted sugar cookies that the girls could help decorate and cut out chocolate chips cookies. Thanks so much for hosting this giveaway!

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  75. Kimberly Hilbert says

    I would let my daughter decide. It will probably be cupcakes, but she can never just follow a recipe and would have to put her own spin on it, as always.

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  81. Heather B says

    I got this nifty pan I have yet to try for making brownie cups… I think it would be cool to make Chocolate Chip Cookie cups and then add ice cream!

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  87. Jennifer Reed says

    I have been craving chocolate chip cookies so I would start my baking with these. Maybe make Betty Crocker’s recipe for Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Brownies.

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  89. Kate Newton says

    I think I’d make plain ol’ sugar cookies if I won. I have three boys, so we go for easy and baking that they can participate in! Thanks for the opportunity to win!

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  101. stephanie baker says

    I’m a traditional girl, I love the classic chocolate chip cookies! I’d love to bake with my girl when she gets a bit older.

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  114. Jennifer J says

    I would make some sugar cookies and then frost them and decorate them with some colored sugar and/or chocolate sprinkles! Thank you and Happy New Year!

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  133. Marelen Baylis says

    I absolutely am a Betty Crocker “Girl”, I have chosen to make on a regular basis Whoopie Pies, all types, with her mixes and receipe, they are such a success. I am constantly getting orders from friends and family. Thank you Betty Crocker. Marelen Baylis

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