Copycat Lofthouse Sugar Cookies — Just like real Lofthouse cookies, but with sprinkles baked in! These fall cookies are soft, buttery, and they just melt in your mouth!
The BEST Soft Sugar Cookie Recipe
I’ve baked plenty of Christmas cookies, but had never baked Halloween cookies. This was the year to change that.
These sprinkled-up cookies are buttery soft, tender, slightly chewy without any cakiness.
They’re based on two recent favorites, Softbatch Funfetti Cookies and Lofthouse-Style Soft Peanut Butter Chip Sugar Cookies.
I love the baked-in sprinkles in the Softbatch Funfetti Cookies. It’s such a timesaver not having to frost and decorate cookies when all you want to do is dive into them, not frost them.
I adapted the dough base from the Lofthouse Peanut Butter Cookies, because it’s soft and lightweight, without being dry or crumbly.
Real Lofthouse Cookies are the incredibly soft, featherlight cookies sold in grocery store bakeries, with a signature layer of frosting and sprinkles.
I added cornstarch to the cookie dough. It’s a true workhorse in cookie-baking because it helps create a super soft and supple texture.
I’ve used it in at least 15 cookie recipes, including Lofthouse-Style Soft Peanut Butter Chip Sugar Cookies, Pumpkin Spice Cookies, Peanut Butter Coconut Oil Cookies, M&M’s Cookies, Snickers Cookies, Twix Bar Cookies, Caramel Corn Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Smores Cookies. You’ll love the softbatch-style results.
I used one-half cup of 3 different types of sprinkles, each from the Target dollar bins. Love those bins for fun finds like sprinkles, spatulas, and cupcake liners. I only wish my impulse buys at Target were confined to the dollar bins section.
The two types of sprinkles I used are multi-colored jimmies and one type is minuscule orange, yellow, and white non-pareils (little balls). Use your favorites!
The fall cookies are soft, buttery, and just melt in your mouth. The abundance of sprinkles adds texture and little pops of flavor in every bite.
Some of the sprinkles I used were chocolate and some bites were subtly chocolaty. Bonus.
Around Christmas, substitute red and green sprinkles for easy, no-roll, soft sugar cookies.
And feel free to frost the cookies with your favorite vanilla buttercream or or vanilla cream cheese frosting, or make sandwich cookies with them.
I can’t believe I’m already thinking about holiday baking and Christmas cookies. Let’s get through Halloween first. Boo.
What’s in the Copycat Lofthouse Sugar Cookies?
To make these pillowy soft fall sugar cookies, you’ll need:
- Egg
- Unsalted butter
- Granulated sugar
- Light brown sugar
- Vanilla extract
- Cake flour
- Cornstarch
- Baking powder
- Baking soda
- Salt
- Sprinkles
How to Make Copycat Lofthouse Sugar Cookies
Using an electric hand mixer or stand mixer, cream together the butter, egg, sugars, and vanilla. Add the dry ingredients and mix until combined, then gently fold in the sprinkles.
Scoop the cookie dough into 2-inch balls, then chill for at least 3 hours before baking.
My cookies don’t spread much while baking and I give them a gentle tap-tap with the back of a spoon right as they come out of the oven. If yours emerge from the oven as domed igloos, flatten them a bit.
Can I Substitute the Cake Flour?
These fall sugar cookies are similar to the real thing, thanks in part to using cake flour. Normally I shy away from using ingredients you may not have on hand, but in this recipe, it’s irreplaceable and creates the classic soft, light Lofthouse-style cookie.
You can buy it in any grocery store baking aisle, Target, or other big box stores. It’s inexpensive and you can make these cookies or these with it, too.
A DIY version of cake flour can be made by measuring out 1 cup all-purpose flour, removing 2 tablespoons of it, and in its place, adding 2 tablespoons cornstarch.
Then, sift the flour and cornstarch together at least 3 times for the ultra-fine, soft texture that cake flour is known for. That sounds like way too much work and I’d rather buy it, but suit yourself.
Can I Use Different Colored Sprinkles?
Of course! Switch up the sprinkles to suit whatever holiday it is that you’re celebrating.
How to Store the Fall Sugar Cookies
Cookies will keep airtight at room temperature for up to 5 days.
Unbaked cookie dough can be stored airtight in the refrigerator for up to 5 days, or frozen for up to 4 months, so consider baking only as many cookies as desired and save the remaining dough to be baked in the future when desired.
Tips for Making Soft Lofthouse Cookies
There’s a very high sprinkle-t0-dough ratio in this recipe. If you don’t love sprinkles as much as I do, 1 cup may be enough.
The dough is very soft and borderline sticky, and must be chilled before baking or the cookies will spread into flat puddles. I prefer to chill it at least overnight, and there’s no harm in letting it chill for up to 5 days and then bake off just 4 or 6 cookies, or as needed.
Make sure not to over bake the cookies, even if they seem light, glossy, and pale at the 8- to 9-minute mark because they firm up as they cool. They’re best when they’re super soft without any browning and if you overcook them, by day 2 they’ll be on the crunchier rather than softer side.
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Lofthouse Soft Sugar Sprinkles Cookies
Just like real Lofthouse cookies, but with sprinkles baked in! These fall cookies are soft, buttery, and they just melt in your mouth!
Ingredients
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter (1 stick), softened
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/2 cup light brown sugar, packed
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 3/4 cups cups cake flour, see directions (no substitutions, I used Swans Down
- 2 teaspoons cornstach
- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4Â Â teaspoon baking soda
- pinch salt, optional and to taste
- up to 1 1/2 cups sprinkles (reduce to 1 cup if you don’t love sprinkles; I used 1 cup of larger jimmies and 1/2 cup minuscule nonpareils)
Instructions
- To the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment (or large bowl and electric hand mixer), cream together the first 5 ingredients (through vanilla) on medium-high speed until light and fluffy, about 5 minutes.
- Stop, scrape down the sides of the bowl, add 1 3/4 cups flour, cornstarch, baking powder, baking soda, optional salt, and mix on low speed until just incorporated, about 1 minute; don’t overmix. Dough will be on the sticky and tacky side.
- Mix in 1 cup sprinkles, and as desired, add remaining 1/2 cup.
- Using a medium 2-inch cookie scoop, form heaping 2 to 3-tablespoon mounds (I made 15). Place mounds on a large plate, flatten slightly, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for at least 3 hours, or up to 5 days, before baking. Do not bake with warm dough because cookies will spread and bake thinner and flatter.
- Preheat oven to 350F, line a baking sheet with a Silpat or spray with cooking spray.
- Place mounds on baking sheet, spaced at least 2 inches apart (I bake 8 cookies per sheet) and bake for about 8 to 9 minutes, or until edges have set and tops are just beginning to set, even if slightly undercooked, pale and glossy in the center. Do not overbake because cookies will firm up as they cool. If cookies stayed domed while baking, tap gently a couple times with the back of a spoon to flatten.
- Allow cookies to cool on the baking sheet for about 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to finish cooking.
Notes
Storage: Cookies will keep airtight at room temperature for up to 5 days. Unbaked cookie dough can be stored airtight in the refrigerator for up to 5 days, or frozen for up to 4 months, so consider baking only as many cookies as desired and save the remaining dough to be baked in the future when desired.
Adapted from Lofthouse-Style Soft Peanut Butter Chip Sugar Cookies.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
15Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 260Total Fat: 12gSaturated Fat: 4gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 7gCholesterol: 29mgSodium: 46mgCarbohydrates: 38gFiber: 0gSugar: 22gProtein: 2g
More Fall Cookies:
White Chocolate Candy Corn Cookies — These Halloween cookies are PACKED with candy corn and white chocolate chips. They’re easy to make and are always a hit with the kids!
Pumpkin Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies— These pumpkin oatmeal cookies are bursting with chocolate chips in every bite! They’re thick, hearty, perfectly chewy, and not at all cakey.
Soft Butter Pecan Cookies — Buttery soft dough with big chunky pecans in every bite! Salty-and-sweet and so hard to resist!!
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies— Between the molasses, pumpkin pie spice, and pumpkin pie spice extract that I used, these pumpkin chocolate chip cookies beautifully showcase the flavors of fall!
Pumpkin Spice Cookies— These pumpkin spice cookies are made without pumpkin puree but are full of flavor thanks to the pumpkin pie spice! These are so soft and fluffy!
Pumpkin White Chocolate Chip Cookies — Soft, chewy, loads of white chocolate, and so much pumpkin flavor!! A pinch of salt balances the sweet white chocolate for a salty-and-sweet treat!!
Soft & Chewy Molasses Gingerdoodles— These soft molasses cookies taste like a cross between chewy gingerbread cookies and crinkly snickerdoodles. An unbeatable holiday cookie recipe!
For refrigerateling, you put them on a plate? Would that be like 10 plates to fit all the cookies? Ami missing something?? Making right now. Thanks!
You put the mounds of dough on one large plate, nestled next to each other, cover with clingwrap or foil, and refrigerate.
I made these cookies Yesterday and was disappointed with how mine turned out. They were puffy and thick coming out of the oven but rapidly deflated as they cooled. They were totally flat by the time I needed to transfer them to a cooling rack.
I am an experienced baker and cannot figure what I did wrong. I reviewed the recipe several times and followed it to a “T.” The ONLY change I made was to double the recipe. But I doubled all the ingredients, so they should have been okay. I chilled them overnight before baking. My baking powder & soda were fresh. Is the 2 tsp Cornstarch correct(for single recipe)? It seems like this small amount would not have any effect on the recipe. PLEASE advise.
It sounds like you did everything right. I have no idea what to say! I have never doubled this recipe so while that could be the culprit (some recipes just aren’t made for doubling, i.e. bread sometimes, or canning things) but cookies are generally pretty safe. My first thought would be to check the baking powder/soda but you say that’s fine. When you creamed things, maybe you should cream a little longer to really aerate and fluff the batter but you do sound like an experienced baker so you know what’s appropriate and what’s not. 99% of the time when people write to me with a glitch or an issue, I can instantly pinpoint it. With yours, I am not sure. Maybe it was the double. That said, these aren’t super thick or puffy cookies.
Okay one thing just dawned on me. The kind of flour you’re using. I use and swear by King Arthur all-purpose. It has a slightly higher gluten content than other brands and that gives things more structure and they rise better and stay risen better. Maybe your flour. i.e. Gold Medal and others are much lower gluten and your results will not be as ‘puffy’ as with KA. That could be it!
Thanks for responding. I used Swans Down Cake Flour as the recipe stated.
Was I supposed to use all-purpose flour? Since the cookies were so flat and dense, I could not distinguish a difference in texture from using the Cake Flour and cornstarch.
I made cookies with Swans Down Flour and cornstarch before and the cookies were very tender, but I used at least 1/2 C Cornstarch. The 2 tsp Cornstarch does not seem like enough to make a difference in this recipe.
I have heard of making your own Cake Flour by using 2 TBS less per cup of all purpose flour and adding a few tsp cornstarch.
Would the humidity have effected the recipe? It was really hot (86 Degrees, high humidity), but I had the air cond. on and my house was “relatively” cool.
I’ll have to try this recipe again on a cooler day. Unfortunately, those days may be far and few until the fall. We do not have much of a Spring in Texas. It’s supposed to be in the 90’s this weekend!
It’s so hard to tell what happens in someone’s kitchen from emails and trying to take into account all the variables with climate, brands of ingredients, etc. and so many people writing and trying to keep everyone’s baking experiments and questions straight but yes humidity always effects baking and tends to make things denser since there’s more moisture in the air. And yes you can make your own cake flour in a pinch but it’s something I choose to buy if a recipe calls for it, just because that way I know for sure I am starting off on the right foot and don’t have to take into account that variable. I would say yes just remake on a less humid day and do your best :)
I love this. The decoration is so simple in process, but wow, huge overall finish with such a visual impact!
Hello! I have chosen these cookies for our cookie exchange (a Christmas sprinkle version). I’m making my grocery list and noticed that one batch only yields 15 cookies – is that accurate? I need to make 13 dozen total cookies!
Yes, this is not a “huge” batch of cookies. I bake for my very small family and if you need to bake in big(ger) quantity, then you’ll have to double, triple, etc the recipe as necessary!
Question for you. If I want to make these just like the store bought ones, can I leave the sprinkles out of the dough? I would like to frost them and just add sprinkles on top. I’m not a huge fan of sprinkles. If so, what frosting would you recommend?
If you want closer to storebought, make these https://www.averiecooks.com/2013/09/lofthouse-style-soft-peanut-butter-chip-sugar-cookies-with-peanut-butter-frosting.html
You can leave out the PB chips if you want but I highly rec making that recipe as written. They are incredible. Some of my fave cookies I’ve ever, ever made. You can always make just a regular buttercream frosting to go with (either that version or the sprinkles ones), minus any PB. Lmk what you do!
Hi Averie-
I made these over the weekend for a party and they were a huge hit, everyone loved them!! Thanks for the recipe and thanks for introducing me to cake flour, can’t wait to use it for other recipes!!! :)
Thanks for trying the recipe and so glad they were a big hit at the party! For the rest of your cake flour, make the PB Lofthouse Cookies that are linked in the post…SO GOOD. I mean, they are ridiculously good. One of my fave cookies of the year – probably THE favorite cookie of the year. Glad you’re a fan of cake flour now!
I will definitely make them!! Can’t wait! :)
Aw these cookies are adorable :) I love the colors and I bet they taste so sweet!
FYI, tried these yesterday with my kids and they are yum! I had a heck of a time finding Halloween sprinkles, though. Didn’t see any at Target but maybe I was looking in the wrong place? I bought one of those sprinkle multi-containers so we included the colored sugar crystals (they probably have a name but I don’t know what it is … ) and they baked up nicely–I was concerned that they wouldn’t.
The dollar bins up by the front of the store are where I find their best sprinkles, not in their baking or seasonal section. I know the sprinkles you’re talking about, there are like 6 or so types and one of them is orange sanding sugar, all in a little ‘box’ and the sprinkles are each in their own vertical section of the box. Glad to hear that it worked for you and you like these!
You are so good at responding to comments. Thank you! Our Target must be lacking–I looked in the dollar section and didn’t find any. Anyway, now I know that the proper term for the sugar crystals is “sanding sugar”. :) BTW, these cookies have enormous kid appeal–my son’s best friend tried to steal his lunchbox cookie yesterday!
Targets vary so much and all the seasonal stuff is super hit and miss! And that’s cute that the cookies have high theft appeal from other kiddos :) LOL
Three different types of sprinkles! I was wondering where you found such pretty colours. Hooray for sugar cookies with less than two cups of flour! :D
Target is one of my sprinkles go-to spots :)
Hi Averie! I just made these…wow! They are soooooo soft, light and buttery! I love them! :) Thank you for the recipe! :)
I am thrilled that you made them! So soon after I posted them -yay!! I believe you’re the first (or first I know of) Thanks, Monica, for trying them and glad you love how soft, light and buttery they are!
Any ideas on how to make the lemon frosting? It is THE BEST!!!, just like lemon meringue pie
Just make a basic buttercream, i.e. here but don’t add the cocoa powder https://www.averiecooks.com/2013/10/classic-yellow-cupcakes-with-chocolate-buttercream-frosting.html
And instead add a dash of lemon extract. Super easy.
These cookies look so moist and soft, and so cute when you add the Halloween sprinkles!
Wow, these look incredible! Love the sprinkles!
How fun and festive are these cookies. They’re the perfect cookie for a school Halloween party. I’m like a kid because I love anything with sprinkles. They just make any cookie, cupcake or ice cream that much better.
Zoe and I were perusing your blog yesterday afternoon and we were looking at super old posts and I love those posts girl. It was so cool to see the pics of Skylar when she was 3 and to see all of your amazing yoga poses and all of your vegan goodies. Your old posts sort of remind me of my weekly menu posts. I totally understand (remember our email) why you stopped them, but its nice to be able to take a look back and see where and how you started! I’m glad you kept them on the blog! Ok, I’m off to go and pick up Zoe from her jazz class. Have a great night girl! xoxo, Jackie
I have cleaned up some of those old posts. Some of them, I truly was like talking to a girlfriend who was at my kitchen table, just non-chalant and easy-breezy. I kind of can’t even believe it but yes, things change and that style of posting couldn’t go on. But I’m sure I’ve missed a few posts here and there and there are some real gems lurking in my archives LOL. I didn’t delete posts but I cleaned them up and sadly deleted lots of pics of me and Skylar. Every once in awhile I’ll come across one and she’s like 2-3 years old and I almost want to cry because I can’t post like that anymore. And all those memories – are in (Deleted) archives. As a mom I’m sure you know how it is. And you have your own blog for the past 18 mos – isnt it amazing how life changes and if you didnt document it, you would NEVER have remembered things. yeah.
xoxo
These are perfect looking sugar cookies. Love how festive and fun they look, too.
LOVE that you added sprinkles to your Lofthouse sugar cookie base, Averie! You are right…so much easier than frosting and decorating with sprinkles. Sorry I missed you this morning…technical difficulties. Grrr. Thanks for sharing, girl. Will be pinning to group boards! xo
Tech difficulties are the worst. I was having plenty Sun night into Monday. Glad you’re back up and running – I am too, but it cost me so much time and energy dealing with behind the scenes drama. And thanks for pinning to the group boards – so appreciated :)
I made your funfetti sugar cookies last weekend for part of a dessert table I catered for a friend. They were a huge hit! (Especially with my kids sneaking into them before I could pack them to go.) I can’t wait to make these with the Fall colors. Yum!
Oh that is awesome and I am so glad to hear they were a huge hit! I can imagine your kids were digging into them before the party…what’s new, right! You’ll love the texture on these, Gloria. Even a little softer/lighter than the Funfetti ones!
they look yummy!
These cookies look so much better than the Halloween candy I planned on saving for. Thanks for sharing!
I love love love all the colors! I don’t bake cookies that often, but I might have to try these. They look so fluffy!
Hello sprinkle cookie goodness…I think I love you! Averie, these are so stinking awesome! I love how soft and pillowy they look! And all the sprinkles are just so pretty! Pinned!
Thanks for pinning, Jocelyn!
These look so soft and fluffy, Averie! I really want to sink my teeth into one right now (: I love cookies with sprinkles baked in – it makes them look so colorful and festive!
So festive and fun with all those sprinkles!!
These look delicious Averie!! I love that you included the instructions on how to make your own cake flour! I’m not opposed to buying it, but I know that these are the types of cookies that you start to make at 10 pm because you can’t live another minute without them :) Pinning!
I know those starting at 10pm baking sessions all too well :)
These seriously look like perfection, Averie! Loving the sprinkles, too!
Christmas, Halloween… I don’t care what it is, I just LOVE your Lofthouse cookies!! These look amaaaaazing!
I just LOVE anything with sprinkles, to the point where I could eat them plain! :)
I can tell they are super soft and melt in your mouth! Yum!
How gorgeous do these look!! The only downside is I can’t eat them through the screen lol.
I love lofthouse cookies, and now I have the recipe!! Thanks for sharing!!
Sprinkles, sprinkles, sprinkles!! Gotta love ’em! I could sooooo go for one of these cookies right now…..
I love that cake flour tip!! I need to remember that.
Yeah it’s really just 1 cup of AP with about 2 tbsp removed, add cornstarch and sift your brains out :) My hand gets tired after all that. I’d rather buy it :)
These look amazingly moist and yummy!
I want to make these just for the colors!
I LOVE the sprinkle colors Av!
You make Lofthouse Cookies way better than lofthouse you know.
When you told me you wanted to linkup those other ones, I almost told you but wait…there’s more :) But those PB ones are THE BEST. Mainly b/c they have about 1 lb of PB buttercream on top :)
I love the sprinkles in this, so festive. I want to eat like a million of these!
How cute are these, I love the festive fall sprinkles!
I’ve never heard of lofthouse cookies.. but yay sprinkles! These look awesome! :D
SPRINKLES!!! Anything and everything is always ALWAYS better with sprinkles. Just yesterday at the store, I walked by the display of Halloween baking and saw all the sprinkles. If my hands hadn’t been overflowing already, I’d have grabbed the black bats and orange pumpkins!
I’m sure I’ll be back at the store soon. Really soon. I practically live there.
What a fun and colorful post!
Thanks Katie! I was actually slightly disappointed in the selection of Halloween sprinkles. My two main reg groc stores had nothing, TJs of course doesn’t, and that left me with Target and while they had cute stuff, it wasn’t as cute as I wished. There was too much orange sanding (superfine) sugar. Worthless if you ask me unless you’re making cutouts and even then, meh. Your sprinkle selection sounds cuter than mine. Go get it!
These look so festive and I can practically taste how moist they are! Your photos are stunning!
That means a ton coming from you. I always!!!! think that of yours. You are so talented with your vertical shots of stacked food especially. They’re always perfect!
omg these are awesome! My daughter just said, we HAVE to make these!!
That’s so cute. I hope you two get a chance to make them one day :)
Aha! I hate frosting cookies and adding sprinkles. I guess I’m lazy. This would be fun and festive for the kids without the work.
Amen to the fun and festive without the work.
Happy Halloween!! These look great. Festive but not over the top.
These cookies look like so much fun, with all that colour from the sprinkles! I don’t use cake flour that often so thanks for the D.I.Y. tip, for me a little extra work would be worth saving space in the pantry. On the other hand, maybe it’s time I use the stuff more often.
For certain recipes, not many, it’s the only way to achieve the lightness you’re going for and you just have to bust it out and use it. The nice thing is that it comes in a box about the size of a box of cake mix, and it stores easily.
These are SO fun! I bet you could do these for any Holiday and just change the color of the sprinkles! I love that you are baking for Halloween…it’s still to early for me to think Christmas yet. Crazy how quickly this year is flying by!
Yep I mentioned that in the last sentence of the post before the recipe starts – you can just change the color,i.e. red/green for Xmas. I plan to! :)
So cute! Sprinkles make me so happy. And that mile-high stack there? Yeah, I need it for breakfast man. Pinned!
I just saw the pin on the BHG board. You’re the BEST!!!! xo :)
I’ve never had a lofthouse cookie, but these look so cheery and wonderful. I need to try them!
And you can just make them now!
I have never attempted to make lofthouse cookies and have never made a cookie with cake flour, but when I hit the store tomorrow cake flour is going in my cart! I need to experience its awesomeness!
These cookies are so fun and perfect for Halloween. I Love that you left them unfrosted and made them supper easy. Plus, with all those sprinkles who needs frosting any! Pinned!
Thanks for pinning (as always) and yes, unfrosted. Girl I have so many baking projects and a busy life (don’t we all!) that if I can get away with not frosting cookies, all the better. Plus, does one really ‘need’ frosting on cookies? On cake and brownies it’s almost mandatory but cookies…I think we can suffer without :) Get the cake flour. Amazing results when you need something to be feathery soft and light!
Cookies with sprinkles are the best! These are definitely very Halloween appropriate!
These look perfect, I love the texture! Your cookies always come up so wonderfully, like, Avery you’re so talented it makes me jealous ;) Aw, and the sprinkles addition sounds so so fun too! Happy Sunday! x
What a sweet comment and compliment – thank you, Consuelo! I appreciate that!! Have a great week!
These are great Halloween/Fall sugar cookies and I love all the sprinkles! My husband’s family get together is next weekend. I was looking through your cookbook and am pretty sure I’ve decided on the no bake fluffernutter bars. It will be an easy recipe to double for a crowd and I’ve never made anything like them before.
Oh those bars are perfect reunion/get-together/graduation/etc. type food. They are rich, dense, easy and people will love them. If you’re in need of a second option, the Kit Kat bars combine elements of bars I’ve made for the book and blog, and are reallllllly good. You can swap out Kit Kats for another candy but just the layers/concept, really good and people will love them as well.
https://www.averiecooks.com/2013/10/chocolate-peanut-butter-kit-kat-crunch-bars.html
LMK what you make and what people say!
I love a good lofthouse cookie and this one looks as soft as a pillow!!! Love it!
These look soooo soft Averie!! Love this flavour too :)
I’ve never added sprinkles to cookies, but now I think I’ll have to. Yours are so pretty! Also, thanks for the info on how to make your own cake flour. I don’t think I’d have the patience, but it’s good to know in case of an emergency.
I had to get a bucket for my drool as I was looking at these pictures, will most definitely be trying these!
I have Already started My Xmas cookie baking collection! I guess I go by the motto you can never have too many cookies.
I have never cooked or tasted loft house cookies but they sound amazing! Love the Halloween theme. I can not wait for what trick or treat bars you are coming up with next. Even thought I might not celebrate that holiday here, I always need an excuse to bake!
Love love love the colour of these. So autumnal. I’ve started thinking about Christmas baking already. I’m not much of a Halloween person
This is the first year ever I’ve tried to bake something for Halloween but Christmas cookie/holiday baking it where it’s at for me :)