Snowman Sugar Cookies With Frosting

Reviews

• "DD and I made these on a snow day from school. We used dried blueberries for the eyes and mouth, which looked more like lumps of coal than chocolate chips. Being a chocolate lover I would have prefered the mini chips but didn't have any on hand, and they turned out super cute!"

  By whtbxrmom on February 01, 2010 | 1045301

• "delicious and soooo easy to make! we had a blast decorating these also -- thanks!"

  By DC Dish on December 21, 2009 | 1012966

• "What a fun idea! My 3 & 7 year old sons loved decorating these."

  By ShaGun on December 07, 2009 | 1003572

• "I basically used the frosting recipe, which was quick and easy and worked out nice for us. I did add a smidgen more milk. I used the cookie dough from Recipe #243585 and was not able to find red hots or candy corns at the two stores I went to. So we used gum grops for noses, skinny pieces of Twizzlers cherry licorice for smiles and chocolate chips for eyes. Cute idea. My daughter enjoyed decorating these."

  By MathMom.calif on December 18, 2008 | 768353

• "Very cute. I used canned frosting and a variety of candies. My 3 year old loved making these. Thanks!"

  By Kelly-Mom2Girls on January 10, 2008 | 553502

• "These are super cute! My kidlets and I made these for neighbors gifts, and they we're super cute! We used choco chips and candy corn as descirbed and red lace licorice for the mouth. The kids loved making them, the neighbors loved recieving them. A huge hit all around. Thanks for posting!"

  By StacieB CO on December 22, 2007 | 539131

• "I didn't use this recipe mostly because I did not have shortening, but the concept of the candy corn nose & mini chocolate chip mouth was wonderful!! I used Blue M&M mini's for the eyes. They turned out so cute! I love the idea thanks so much! Made them for my son's 2nd grade class they were a huge hit! Thanks again"

  By Proud Veteran's wife on December 20, 2007 | 537752

• "Wonderful recipe. I made them with my 3 year-old. She had so much fun making the faces."

  By Chef #639673 on December 15, 2007 | 534296

• "THANK YOU KC!!!! I was cookie "mom" for my grandson's class and a children's Holiday Party at work. Over the last week I have made 10 dozen of these wonderful snowmen. I used the refrigerated cookie dough, but rolled it into 1-inch balls and then pressed them down with a sugared glass. They baked up nice and round and were a good size. I just used store bought white frosting (not vanilla), mini choc chips for the eyes, candy corn noses (my grandson gave the cookies he at nose job; he doesn't like candy corn, lol)! For the mouth I used mini M&Ms. I thought the kids would like them better than red hots. This is going to be a go-to, really easy, last minute holiday cookie recipe. Thanks again KC. Sue"

  By SweetSueAl on December 18, 2006 | 347794

• "I thought these were so cute, I just had to make them, the only problem I had were my boys including DH came home from Scouts and ate all of them before I could even frost them!!! LOL So I will be making another batch super soon! Thanks for posting."

  By Aunt Paula on December 22, 2005 | 231238

• "I made this as one of the cookies I have in my christmas boxes and Oh my gosh my kids loved them, the frosting tasted like a cake frosting, was so yummy.. I decorated some with holiday's sprinkles and some as snowman. I also use some green and red m&m's for eye's I had a ball decorating them.. Thanks for a hit and one that everyone loves.. will make again for sure."

  By faith58 on December 17, 2005 | 229881

• "I made these for the Bible study group I attend. They thought they were really cute! The kids I babysit helped me decorate them. Should have seen their reactions when they realized what I was making! Thanks for a great recipe, KC Cooker! :D"

  By UnknownChef86 on December 13, 2005 | 228927