If you take a sugar cookie and a silicon spoon mold and put them together what do you get? OMG you get these adorable Sugar Cookie Spoons!
Sugar Cookie Spoons – taking Cookies and Milk to a whole new level!
So whenever anyone asks me what I do, I say I am a blogger. “What kind of blogger?” is always the next question. Believe it or not, I have always struggled with this question.
As I have often said, I am not really a cook, I assemble more than cook. I don’t really craft, I do easy DIY’s that anyone could do.
However, this past week while I was making my latest creation, I figured it out – I am a FOOD CRAFTER! I love to craft with food – and this is where my latest food craft came from – Sugar Cookie Spoons!!!
(Also inspired from my Edible Peppermint Candy Spoons!)
Imagine this – a spoon you can dip in milk and then eat! Well, good news friends, you don’t have to imagine this any longer – it exists!!!!!!
A Sugar Cookie Spoon is the only way to now enjoy cookies and milk! Take you cookie dipping to a whole other level with Sugar Cookie Spoons!!
See the how-to video and recipe below:
Here is what you need:
- Your favorite sugar cookie recipe (this is now my absolute favorite, go to sugar cookie recipe! They are perfect for this sort of food craft because they don’t spread – Wholefully.Com.
- Silicon Spoon Mold – I got mine here!
- Melting chocolate – I got mine here!
- Sprinkles of your choosing!
- Wax paper
Sugar Cookie Spoons
Video
Ingredients
- Sugar Cookie Dough
- Melting Chocolate
- Sprinkles
Instructions
- Separate dough into quarters and wrap it in plastic wrap. Place cookie dough in refrigerator for 1-2 hours (this prevents it from getting too sticky when you are working with it)
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees
- Remove the dough from the refrigerator and fill the spoon molds with the cookie dough. Pack the dough firmly in the molds, especially around the head and neck of the spoon. (make sure you have enough dough around those areas)
- Place the mold on a cookie sheet and place in the oven for 10-12 minutes (note: all ovens vary. you want to see the edges of the spoons just starting to get a golden brown)
- Remove from oven and let cool COMPLETELY!
- Carefully remove the spoon from the mold and let sit until they are totally cool all over
- Melt the chocolate according to directions on the packaging
- Place sprinkles in a small bowl that you can use for dipping
- Carefully dip the spoons head in the chocolate and let the excess drip off
- Immediately dip the chocolate spoon in the sprinkles and place on wax paper
- Let dry completely (you can put them in the refrigerator for a few minutes to set
- Serve with milk and enjoy!
Nutrition Info
Look at some of the other great food crafts I did with silicon molds! These Peppermint Candy Spoons are a huge hit!
Need a great idea for a fun party? How about our Jolly Rancher Shot Glasses!
Can these be made to be scoops for individual bowls of ice cream? Returned from Japan recently, and they use the same form to eat ice cream
No, they would be too soft. You would need to use a much firmer cookie base.
Get in my belly!!
I’ve made spoons in these molds. However, I used the lazy method by using a roll of sugar cookie dough. Just let the dough get soft. Watched it closely while cooking. Then proceeded with the rest of the prep instructions.