Owen’s birthday party was yesterday and we went all out with the Minions theme. Don’t worry, I’ll have a whole post for you on all of our Minion Party fun! You know how much Charlie loves helping Mommy in the kitchen, so of course he had to help with his little brother’s party!
If you’re looking for a quick and easy cookie to fit your Minions theme party, but don’t want to spend all day decorating them, these are definitely for you!
While Charlie was getting dressed for the day, I tossed some refrigerated sugar cookies (the break apart kind that are ready to bake) into the oven. I could have made my own, but it’s been a crazy week here with our Beaches trip, Halloween, and Owen’s birthday. I needed something quick and easy! After they were done and cooled, we were ready to decorate!
We just started letting Charlie use a butter knife, so the first thing he got to do was spread the bright yellow icing on the cookies.
After all of the cookies were iced, Charlie got to put minions faces on! We used some icing decorations that made the process super simple!
I let the decorated cookies sit out while we were at church so the icing would harden a bit. Before heading out to the party, I put each cookie in a small clear treat bag and used a twist tie to close them up! Seriously guys, it doesn’t get much easier than this! For the party, I stuck a few of them in a cute Minions pail and put them with the desserts.
At Owen’s party I was asked if I made these cookies. They looked great, tasted great, and most important of all: they were fun to make!
Our quick Minions cookies show you how simple and easy it is to get your kids involved in the kitchen. Something as simple as spreading icing and putting candy pieces on top of cookies is a great way to get started. I love how proud this boy is when he helps create something!
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Diana Johnson @ Eating Richly Even When You're Broke says
Wow your son must have been so proud to make such good looking cookies! What a cutie 🙂
Alissa says
These are just adorable. And looks like they’re easy enough to pull together as a special after-school treat. Even better!
reesa says
My kids would love this! They’re so easy too!
Marci says
These are adorable. Funny, my twins just started using butter knives and they think it’s the greatest thing in the world!
Shanice says
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Quinn Caudill says
How cute. Looks like he enjoyed his birthday. Thanks for sharing at #Throwback Thursday. Please join us again and remember this week will focus on Thanksgiving recipes.