How to Make Rudolph Sugar Cookies

Are your kids ready for Christmas? My son is ready and he asked me to make these Rudolph Sugar Cookies for Santa this year. I got most of my shopping done before Thanksgiving and had my son’s gifts wrapped. My son came home from his dad’s house and he was excited to see his presents under the tree. He wanted to open them immediately but mama made him wait until Christmas eve to open his gifts.

Simple Rudolph Sugar Cookies

Ingredients to Make Rudolph Sugar Cookies

Ingredients For Rudolph Sugar Cookies

Whether you have a last-minute Christmas party before the end of the year or you save this recipe for next year, I wanted to share with you these cute Rudolph Sugar Cookies. Pick up the following ingredients:

  • Sugar Cookies (Walmart Bakery Cookies Pictured)
  • Mini Pretzels
  • Candy Eyes (aff link)
  • Red Jelly Beans
  • Chocolate Frosting

How to Make Rudolph Sugar Cookies

  1. Frost each sugar cookie with chocolate frosting.
Easy Rudolph Sugar Cookies
  1. Place two pretzels on the top corners of your sugar cookies to create antlers.
Christmas Rudolph Sugar Cookies
  1. Carefully place two candy eyes on.
Christmas Rudolph Cookies
  1. Add a red jelly bean below the eyes to create Rudolphs nose.
Simple Rudolph Sugar Cookies
  1. Serve and enjoy!
Easy Rudolph Sugar Cookies

These festive sugar cookies are also a great snack for your child’s classroom Christmas party. Have parents volunteer to bring enough supplies so that everyone can make their own Rudolph Sugar Cookie. I love that this recipe is easy enough that the kids can decorate them too!

How to Make Rudolph Sugar Cookies

Do you ever make festive treats for your kids?

13 thoughts on “How to Make Rudolph Sugar Cookies”

  1. OMG!!! Aren’t these the cutest cookies. I need to give these a go and surprise my son, he loves Christmas as much as me so will love these. They’re cute and yummy.

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  2. These are very cute! This would be a fun baking project to do with my kids over the weekend or over the holiday break. It is nice to have some ideas for ways to stay busy over break.

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  3. These are so cute! I may need to make some of these for the holidays. I have a lot of holiday parties to attend this year, and I’m sure everyone would love these.

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