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Best-Ever Cowboy Cookies

A posse of flavors make these old-time snacks a real crowd-pleaser.
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Caramel Thumbprints

Melted caramel candy adds luscious richness to the cocoa goodness of these cookies.
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Umbrella Cookies

Here's a sweet activity to brighten up a rainy day -- bake a batch of these cookie pops, then let your kids decorate them with a rainbow of frosting colors.
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Marbled Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies

January is Oatmeal Month, and this cookie recipe makes delicious use of the good-for-you grain.
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Molasses Gingersnaps

The most treasured recipe in Julie J's recipe box is the one for her aunt Erma's Molasses Gingersnaps. The oil-stained recipe card, written in Erma H.'s meticulous script, symbolizes the special bond between Julie and her aunt.
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Chocolate Pretzel Cookies

These cookie pretzels are popular throughout Germany at Christmastime.
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Lucky Pennies

Delicious bite-sized cookies are sure to make you feel luck or at least really happy.
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Oatmeal Pecan Lace Cookies

Buttery and nutty, with a hint of citrus, these delicate cookies are a delicious way to mark Mother's Day (or any other day).
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Spiced Hermits

For a true blast from the past, try these satisfying bar cookies.
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Chocolate-chip Oatmeal Cookies

Get the best of two classics with this two-in-one recipe. Crisp on the outside and chewy within, this cookie is buttery and chocolaty, but not too sweet.
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Walnut Brownie Cookies

You'll be nuts about these moist and fudgy creations, a great holiday treat.
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Tropical Snowballs

Some call these powdery cookies Mexican wedding cakes or Russian tea cakes. We prefer the kid-appealing "snowballs" and gave ours a hint of lemon for a whimsical, tropical twist.
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Triple-Deckers

Cookies, chocolate, and marshmallows -- no one could ask for a better combination.
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Chocolate Crinkles

When you're looking for holiday treats to send to far-flung relatives, here's a cookie that fits the bill.
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Mint Cookie Pops

These cookie pops put a fun spin on traditional holiday baking.
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Gingersnaps

Spiced with ginger, cinnamon, and cloves, they pack a zingy flavor. And, taking about 30 minutes from start to finish, they're truly a snap to make.
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Peanut Butter Buttons

Besides regular peanut butter, this recipe also calls for peanut butter chips, which make the dough lighter and smoother. Stringing the licorice laces through the holes is a particularly fun job for kids.
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Sesame Cookies

In Africa, sesame seeds, or benne, symbolize good luck. Anyone who tries these delicious cookies will feel lucky.
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Merry Meringue Treats

Kids' baking know-how will reach new peaks when they prepare these scrumptious meringue sandwich cookies.
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Zookies (Zucchini Oatmeal Cookies)

What do you get when you cross a zucchini and a cookie?
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Sugar Cookie Puzzles

Assemble this edible jigsaw puzzle for a fun after-school snack or whenever you want to sweeten the occasion.
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Hoot Owl Treats

A wise choice for cookie-lovers. For generations, kids have been getting a hoot out of these sweet owl treats. They're great to make for a bake sale or school party.
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