Sugar cookies, ah, the classic treat that never fails to delight our taste buds. These little bites of heaven are the perfect combination of sweetness and crunchiness, making them a crowd favorite for all ages. Whether you're planning a holiday party or just craving a sweet snack, sugar cookies are always a good idea.
But let's be real, making sugar cookies can be a bit tedious. Rolling out the dough, cutting out the shapes, and decorating them can take some time and effort. But hey, the end result is totally worth it. Plus, if you're feeling extra fancy, you can even add some sprinkles or frosting to really elevate your cookie game.
There always seems to be a debate when it comes down to decorating sugar cookies with royal icing verses American buttercream. Royal icing can be a little tough to eat unless you add corn syrup or glucose to your icing while American buttercream is soft but smashes easily when packaging. When it comes to holiday gift giving or dessert platters try a combination of the two. That way people have the option of soft of not so soft when it comes to frosting.
So, go ahead and satisfy your sweet tooth with some delicious sugar cookies. And remember, calories don't count during the holiday season (or at least that's what we like to tell ourselves). Be sure to check out our no spread sugar cookie dough recipe on the site! It’s super versatile and we even have an entire section in our cookie cookbook with a number of variations for adding different flavor combinations and a number of cookie decorating techniques.
Check out this fun way to decorate your holiday sugar cookies using American buttercream!
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