As Christmas approaches, our family has a variety of traditions that we look forward to. One tradition that we always look forward to is the making of Christmas cookies. I have to admit, however that I’m not really much of a cook. And we’ve tried some cookie recipes that have turned out to be real flops. So I was pretty excited this year to find cookie mixes by Betty Crocker. I was able to “doctor” some of the mixes to make our own unique cookies. (And because I added something, I can still get points for homemade, right?!) In this post, I’m sharing our cookie mixes here, and you can check out this site for more great recipes using the Betty Crocker cookie mixes with ingredients that you can purchase with great coupons for savings from Publix.

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Rachel’s favorite part was the whacking the candy canes with a wooden spoon to crush them.







Even the dough balls looked yummy rolled in the cinnamon sugar.

I flattened them in the traditional crisscross way of peanut butter cookies.

They came out looking and smelling great. The lovely cinnamon and sugar smell made them irresistible.

And again, I pulled a few out to store in a Ziploc container to share.

After some taste testing, I think we’ve found two new cookie recipes to add to our repertoire. And, I have to admit that using the Betty Crocker cookie mixes makes even a non-cook like me look great.
You can find some great recipes using the Betty Crocker cookie mixes here and pick up coupons to use at Publix. I love the Christmas Peanut Butter Blossoms as well as the 3D Christmas Tree Cookie Stacks. And you can save on these and your Ziploc containers- because you know you have to share- at Publix.
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