{Melt in Your Mouth} Sugar Cookies

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I would consider myself a sugar cookie expert. Seriously. My sister and I LOVE sugar cookies. Some are better than others, but we are no respecters of these tasty treats. I recently made Vintage Revival’s copycat “Swig” cookies and I was hooked. If you haven’t tried those, you’d better head on over ASAP and get enlightened FAST!

Since I made my own birthday cake, I requested that my mom make her sugar cookies. No no – not any ordinary cookie. These things are like little melts of heaven. They literally dissolve in your mouth and leave you with a happy face. I’m serious here.

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My mom did not disappoint. She showed up the next day with, NO JOKE, 100 cookies. Um…excuse you? What the H am I gonna do with this many freaking cookies? {We’ll get to that part a bit later…}

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{Melt in Your Mouth} Sugar Cookies

Prep Time5 minutes
Cook Time10 minutes
Total Time15 minutes
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Author: Kaylynn

Ingredients

Cookie:

  • 1 c. butter softened
  • 1/3 c. whipping cream
  • 2 c. white flour
  • Sugar for dipping

Frosting:

  • 1/4 c. butter
  • 3/4 c. powdered sugar
  • 1 tsp almond extract
  • Food coloring

Instructions

Cookie:

  • Mix 1 c. butter, cream (not whipped), and flour thoroughly.
  • Roll into a cylinder, cover, and chill. (Dough will be fragile!)
  • Heat oven to 375.
  • Cut cylinder into 1 1/2 inch cookies.
  • Dip each cookie in sugar on BOTH sides.
  • Prick holes (on an ungreased cookie sheet) about 4 times and put on greased cookie sheet.
  • Bake at 375 for 7-9 minutes, or until just set, not brown.
  • Cool completely.

Frosting:

  • Mix 1/4 c. butter, powdered sugar, and almond extract.
  • Beat smooth.
  • Add food coloring.
  • Put cookies together and pair with frosting.

And then, my friends, you will see what I mean by a MELT IN YOUR MOUTH sugar cookies. Oh my goodness. Like I mentioned, I probably had 100. I’m not even exaggerating here. I wanted to see what would happen if I froze them, and, lo and behold!, still delicious in my mouth. It was a great success. No cookies were wasted, but saved for a rainy day instead.

10 Comments

  1. I am a weird sugar cookie eater. I hate when I feel like I’m eating frosted play dough, I also hate when there’s nothin but sugar in them!
    I’m gonna have to try these. They look awesome!

  2. I agree with Amber! They are a lot like meltaways, which are always a favorite! They look amazing, and I love that you made them into little sandwich cookies!

    1. Oooh… Candace, it depends…. I’ve made them into sandwiches (but it doesn’t make as many) and I’ve made them as a single cookie with frosting on top. I’d say a dozen or so if you do the sandwich. Obviously it’d made more if you just did singles. Hope that helps!

      1. thanks so much! I am suppose to bring cookies to a fancy Christmas party and I was thinking of making these and maybe drizzling chocolate on them….for a touch more of fanciness.

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