Mummy Cookies
Let me introduce you to my Mummy Cookies for Halloween, a super simple treat you can make for and/or with your kids without much stress!
They are perfect to serve at halloween parties combine them with other halloween snacks such as spider web pretzels and guacamole to make an epic halloween snack board!
Why This Recipe Is Great For Busy Parents
- A no-bake recipe, just a little microwave melting required!
- 3 ingredients recipe
- No technical cookie-decorating skills needed!
Ingredients you will need
To make my mummy cookies you will need
Ingredient Notes and Substitutes
- Vanilla Wafer Biscuits: If you can't track down these exact cookies use your imagination, look for a tall rectangular-shaped cookie with a light colour, I know in the United States they will often use nutter butters fir this recipe, I've also seen Oreos used. .
- Candy Eyeballs: I used edible candy eyes, you can find them at supermarkets and cake decorating stores.
Step-by-step Instructions
Below are illustrated step-by-step instructions to make my Mummy Cookie Recipe, if you prefer just the written instructions then head straight to the printable recipe card below.
Step One:
Melt the white chocolate chips. I do this in the microwave. Microwave uncovered in a microwave proof bowl on medium power (50%) for 1 minute, stir. Repeat this process until the chocolate has melted. Transfer the chocolate to a piping bag.
Step two: Lay the vanilla wafer biscuits out on baking paper, parchment paper or silicone mat resting on a cookie sheet.
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Step three: Use a small amount of melted chocolate to attach two eyes to each vanilla wafer biscuit.
Step four: Drizzle the melted white chocolate over the wafer biscuits to look like bandages. Chill for 30 minutes in the fridge and voila you have mummy cookies!
Top Tips
Here is how you can make these mummy cookies perfectly every time!
- I have one tip which is for filling the piping bag. Sit your piping bag in a tall glass, fold the edges of the bag over the glass, this will keep the piping bag upright and open while you fill it.
- You don't need a piping tip, I just snip the end off of a disposable piping bag. If you are using a bag with a tip a 3mm tip is perfect.
- Don't worry about how wiggly the white chocolate mummy bandages are, they will all look like cute mummies in the end! Because of this fact these mummy cookies are perfect for kids (even little ones) to decorate!
- My other tip, which I can't believe I didm't think of originally, you can actually do the squiggly bandages firs and then just push on the eyes at the end, much easier!
Other Halloween Recipes
If you are looking for other simple Halloween Treats you might want to check out my
- Witch finger cookies with chocolate witches brew dip
- Spider Web Pretzels
- Spooky Yogurt Bark
- Witches Hat Cupcake Toppers
- Halloween Punch
Mummy Cookies
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Ingredients
- 100 grams white chocolate drops
- 14 vanilla wafer biscuits
- 28 candy eyes
Instructions
- Melt the white chocolate. I do this in the microwave. Microwave uncovered on medium (50%) for 1 minute, stir. Repeat this process until the chocolate has melted.
- Transfer the chocolate to a piping bag.
- Lay the vanilla wafer biscuits out on baking paper. Or a silicon mat.
- Use a small amount of melted chocolate to attach two eyes to each vanilla wafer biscuit.
- Drizzle white chocolate over the wafer biscuits to look like bandages. Chill for 30 minutes in the fridge and voila you have mummy cookies!
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Notes
- I have one tip which is for filling the piping bag. Sit your piping bag in a tall glass, fold the edges of the bag over the glass, this will keep the piping bag upright and open while you fill it.
- You don't need a piping tip, I just snip the end off of a disposable piping bag. If you are using a bag with a tip a 3mm tip is perfect.
- Don't worry about how wiggly the white chocolate mummy bandages are, they will all look like cute mummies in the end! Because of this fact these mummy cookies are perfect for kids (even little ones) to decorate!
- My other tip, which I can't believe I didm't think of originally, you can actually do the squiggly bandages firs and then just push on the eyes at the end, much easier!
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- Vanilla Wafer Biscuits: If you can't track down these exact cookies use your imagination, look for a tall rectangular-shaped cookie with a light colour, I know in the United States they will often use nutter butters fir this recipe, I've also seen Oreos used. .
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- Candy Eyes: I used edible candy eyes, you can find them at supermarkets and cake decorating stores.
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