Presents are unwrapped, and the hot cocoa is drunk.
Now what?
Well, if you are looking for a fun activity, then it’s not too late to make some Christmas Cookies! These delicious Christmas cookies are perfect for any day!
Whether you want to stick with the classics or try something new, you’ll find what you’re looking for in these Christmas Cookie Recipes!
Christmas Light Cookies

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This is an easy idea that produces adorable results. Your friends and family might twinkle at the sight of these Christmas light sugar cookies, with a string of tasty M&M candies on top!
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Stacked Christmas Tree Sugar Cookies

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Make sugar cookies in three sizes and stack them up with fluffy green frosting for the cutest effect. These tasty trees make the perfect snack to share during the holidays.
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Hot Cocoa Cookie Cups

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Make some cute and cozy hot cocoa cookie cups to share this holiday season. With just a few simple ingredients and twenty minutes, you can have some snackable cups of cookie goodness ready to share.
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Reindeer Cookies

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Simple cookies decorated with antlers and a chocolate candy nose make a perfect way to decorate Christmas cookies with the kids. Serve to loved ones at your holiday party, or include them in a gift basket of goodies, but be sure to save one for Santa!
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Peppermint Frosted Chocolate Cookies

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Make some soft chocolate cookies and top them with a creamy peppermint frosting for a seasonal sweet worth sharing. Add a crushed candy cane or a soft mint to the top for a beautiful and refreshing effect!
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Porcelain Cookies

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Whitewashing your sugar cookies is the easiest way to make adorable designs! This recipe features a lovely light lemon flavor which is sure to be a favorite with anyone who samples them!
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Reindeer Cookies

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If you are short on time but still want to share festive treats, this idea is for you! Grab a package of Milano cookies and mini pretzel twists to make these reindeer face cookies. They are fun to snack on and share!
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Stenciled Sugar Cookies

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Make some sugar cookies at home, and give them a bakery look by stenciling on designs. This unique idea will make your homebaked treats stand out from the crowd at a bake sale, or on a dessert table!
Get the Recipe: Stenciled Sugar Cookies
Gingerbread Reindeer Cookies

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Everyone loves gingerbread cookies at the holidays! Why not skip the standard gingerbread man form and give your cookies a sweet reindeer face. The crunch of the pretzel is a nice compliment to the softness of the cookies.
Get the Recipe: Gingerbread Reindeer Cookies
Nutella Reindeer Cookies

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You can make your favorite homemade cookie, or grab some from the bakery to decorate these. With nutella antlers, candy eyes, and an M&M nose these are as adorable as they are tasty!
Get the Recipe: Nutella Reindeer Cookies
Vintage Sugar Cookies

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This recipe makes the most iconic Anthropologie-inspired sugar cookies. These look like a work of vintage art, but the recipe includes instructions for making five classic designs.
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Standing Gingerbread Man Cookies

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If you are looking for an idea to stand out from the crowd, these 3d Gingerbread men are just the thing to make. With a sugar cookie base and royal icing, they look complicated to make, but they are so easy the kids can help!
Get the Recipe: Standing Gingerbread Man Cookies
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