Make super yummy cookies with a cake mix in a box.
Baking amazing sweet treats can be as easy as three or four simple ingredients. Of course adding a little topping with a cherry means a few extra ingredients but totally worth it. This recipe is the best for making cookies that are perfect to celebrate an occasion, a holiday or take to a cookie exchange. I love that they can be made in a cake box flavor from the local grocery store. Earlier this week I received a sweet package from Cherry Man. In it were CHERRIES and a few other goodies. This morning before school, Zoe and I were discussing baking when she got home. We decided to make cherry vanilla crinkle cookies from a box and I must say, they are awesome.
Ingredients
This recipe is super simple. It can be adapted to a different flavor by changing the box mix from vanilla to one of your choice. I am guessing that chocolate cake mix would be amazing and create a cookie that resembles chocolate covered cherries.
1 Box Vanilla Cake Mix
2 TB Juice from maraschino Cherry Bottle
1/2 Cup Canola Oil
2 Large Eggs
1/4 C Powdered Sugar
1/4 C Flour
Directions to Make Halfway Homemade Crinkle Cookies from a Box Mix
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Beat the ingredients all together.
Form one inch balls and coat in powdered sugar then put on a greased baking sheet.
Bake for 10-13 minutes.
Let cool completely.
Serve with a smidgen of frosting or melted vanilla bark and a cherry from Cherry Man
They were super messy but really yummy to create. We were so excited to use our new Grace (American Girl) Williams Sonoma spatula. It is not only really pretty and useful but is supports a great cause too.
No Kid Hungry
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Yes, we did lick it clean. Zoe is loving her adorable Cherry Man shirt!
She loves the cookies too!
Cherry Printable Lunchbox Notes
Grab these free notes for the lunchbox. Pack them up with the cookies and create a darling way to tell your kiddos how special they are.
Aren’t they so adorable. I shared other ways to add cherries to the lunchbox in another post. Be sure to check it out too.
Have you ever tried a peanut butter and cherry sandwich. If not, give it a go. It is a delicious idea just like the Crinkle Cookies from a Box!
Cherries just seem to make everything more special. While they are most commonly added to cocktails and mocktails (like the ever popular Shirley Temple drink), they are awfully fun to add to other things too. Cherries are super awesome whole but also great chopped up and added into lots of recipes both for baking and cooking.
Happy Baking and All Things With Cherries on Top,
Laura
Cale Box Crinkle Cookies
Easy halfway homemade crinkle cookies made from a boxed cake mix.
Ingredients
- 1 Box Vanilla Cake Mix
- 2 TB Juice from maraschino Cherry Bottle
- 1/2 Cup Canola Oil
- 2 Large Eggs
- 1/4 C Powdered Sugar
- 1/4 C Flour
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Beat the ingredients all together.
Form one inch balls and coat in powdered sugar then put on a greased baking sheet.
Bake for 10-13 minutes.Let cool completely.
Serve with a smidgen of frosting or melted vanilla bark and a cherry!
Yummy! I used to love cherry chip cookies growing up, so I know these would be fab! They look so cheerful! What a great gift for a new neighbor or sick friend!
This is my kind of recipe – easy and and they look delicious!
I love cake mix cookie recipes! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm! Pinned!
Yummy!
Thanks for sharing at the FWF party!
hugs,
Rachelle
I assume that the flour should be mixed in with all the ingredients except the powdered sugar which the cookie balls should be rolled in before baking. Is that correct?
That works!
I just made these cookies. 1 inch balls rolled in the powdered sugar. Your cookies are flat. Mine were still in balls AFTER 15 minutes. Could you take a guess at what was wrong. Followed exactly.