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Melted Snowman Cookies

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Melted Snowman Cookies – The Cutest Winter Treat for All Ages!

There’s something heartwarming and a bit whimsical about winter treats and Melted Snowman Cookies capture that playful spirit perfectly!

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These cookies not only taste delicious but are also a fun way to bring a smile to anyone’s face with their melted marshmallow snowmen sitting on top of soft sugar cookies.

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The icing is like a little blanket of snow beneath each adorable snowman, complete with cute “carrot” noses and arms that seem to wave up from the frosting. And the best part? They’re so easy to make and perfect for a holiday baking day with friends or family!

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These cookies are also perfect for sharing on social media (check out my video reel on all platforms!), and they’re sure to be a hit at any holiday party, cookie swap, or family gathering. Melted Snowman Cookies make a fantastic centerpiece for your dessert table, and they add a little extra magic to your holiday season. Plus, decorating these little snowmen is a great activity for kids and adults alike.

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Why Melted Snowman Cookies?

These cookies are a unique take on holiday treats. Not only do they bring festive cheer, but they also give you creative license to make each cookie as unique as a snowflake. No two snowmen need to look the same! They’re as fun to make as they are to eat, with a mix of marshmallows, frosting, and candy decorations that are both easy and affordable to find.

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Ingredients You’ll Need

  • Sugar cookies (homemade or store-bought)
  • White royal icing
  • Large marshmallows
  • Mini chocolate chips (for eyes)
  • Orange sprinkles or candy for noses
  • Gel icing for arms and melted snow outlines

How to Make Melted Snowman Cookies

  1. Bake the Cookies: If you’re using homemade sugar cookies, bake them until golden brown and allow them to cool. Otherwise, place your store-bought cookies on a tray, ready for decorating.
  2. Frost the Base: Spread a layer of white royal icing over each cookie. This will act as the “snow” for your melted snowmen.
  3. Melt the Snowman: Place a marshmallow on top of each cookie while the icing is still wet, pressing gently so it sticks. For an extra-melted look, you can even microwave the marshmallows for a few seconds first.
  4. Add the Face and Details: Use mini chocolate chips for eyes, orange sprinkles for noses, and black gel icing for arms to give each snowman its own personality.
  5. Decorate and Serve: Let the cookies set, and then enjoy!
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These cookies will be the talk of the holiday season and make fantastic gifts, too. They’re easy enough for beginner bakers but cute enough to impress everyone who sees them!

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Bring a touch of whimsical winter magic to your holiday baking with these Melted Snowman Cookies! These cookies capture the spirit of a snowy winter day in the most adorable way. The sweet marshmallow snowmen perched on top look like they’re relaxing in a “melted” blanket of icing, making them a fun and delightful treat to share with kids and adults alike.

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This recipe is easy to follow and perfect for a festive baking project with family or friends. Spread icing over baked cookies, place marshmallows for heads, and decorate with expressive faces and arms made from mini pretzels.

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Not only are they delicious with a blend of sugar cookies and marshmallow goodness, but they also make a charming addition to any holiday dessert tray!

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To see how it all comes together, watch my step-by-step video on your favorite social media platform, where I show the easy method to creating these fun holiday cookies!

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