Quick and Easy Cookies!

Crafts and Home

I wanted to send something sweet to my daughter and son-in-law this week, and one of their favorite treats is brownies. I didn’t think they would ship very well, so I decided to make them some BROWNIE COOKIES!

A dear friend shared this recipe with me quite some time ago, and I knew that it would work perfectly–

All you need is cake mix, eggs and oil to make the easiest, quickest and softest chewy cookies!

Because I wanted them to taste like brownies, I chose a couple of different cake mixes that sounded “brownie-like”: Triple Chocolate Fudge and Dark Chocolate

I added walnuts to half of them and they turned out AMAZING!

I couldn’t stop there, so I make some spice cookies next with Spice Cake Mix, added walnuts and sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar. YUMMM!

I’d love to hear if you come up with your own Cake Mix Cookie! ENJOY!

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