Peanut Butter Krispie Cookies

Peanut Butter Krispie Cookies –  peanut butter cookied with chocolate chips and Rice Krispies! The Rice Krispies give the cookies a nice cruncy texture that everyone will love!

Peanut Butter Krispie Cookies - peanut butter cookied with chocolate chips and Rice Krispies! The Rice Krispies give the cookies a nice cruncy texture that everyone will love!

Hi guys!

I made cookies!

Because we are celebrating my kids going back to school after Spring Break!

We didn’t really do anything for Spring Break. It’s just been cold and blah and I haven’t wanted to go anywhere. We always go to the Waco Zoo on Spring Break, mostly because they have a Torchy’s up there and I like any excuse to get tacos. So we did that. And that’s it.

Zoo and tacos.

Wild Spring Break.

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Frosted Eggnog Cookies

Frosted Eggnog Cookies – soft eggnog cookies with eggnog frosting! Perfect for holiday cookie tins! 

Frosted Eggnog Cookies - soft eggnog cookies with eggnog frosting! A must make for the holidays!

Hi guys!

I hope you’re having a fantastic week! We really don’t have much going on this week which is nice after a months of soccer and football every night.

Oh! I did make my first holiday cookie tin of the year yesterday!

Christmas Cookie Tins

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Pistachio Thumbprint Cookies

Pistachio Thumbprint Cookies  – pistachio cookies with vanilla filling and a chocolate drizzle! The perfect Christmas cookie!

Pistachio Thumbprint Cookies - pistachio cookies with vanilla filling and a chocolate drizzle! The perfect Christmas cookie!

It’s Christmas cookie season!

How excited are you?!

And how was Thanksgiving?!

My kids were out of town and since I very rarely get a night without kids and I’m also always whining about the lack of poke in our tiny city, BF drove us 45 minutes Wednesday night so we could have a Thanksgiving sushi burrito and poke bowl. He had to work real Thanksgiving and I was happy not to cook a single thing this year.

And then I never left the house the rest of the weekend except to pick my kids up yesterday.

It was perfect.

Poke House, Round Rock TX- Hot Cheetos Sushi Burrito

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Kitchen Sink Oatmeal Cookies

Kitchen Sink Oatmeal Cookies – oatmeal cookies filled with everything but the kitchen sink! Chocolate chunks, white chocolate chips, cinnamon chips, walnuts, raisins, and coconut!

When we moved I realized I had a lot of mostly empty bags of chocolate chips.

A lot.

Same goes for pecans, shredded coconut, almond meal, bottles of vanilla, all the stuff I always think I’m out of when I’m out the store and apparently am never actually out of it.

Plus, 15 packages of almond bark even though I only use almond bark once a year for crockpot candy…? I don’t know, guys.

I guess everyone I know is getting crockpot candy for Christmas next year.

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M&Ms Chocolate Chip Pudding Cookies

M&Ms Chocolate Chip Pudding Cookies – soft and delicious cookies with chocolate chips and M&Ms! 

M&Ms Chocolate Chip Pudding Cookies - soft and delicious cookies with chocolate chips and M&Ms! I make these over and over!

I’m just not a cookie person.

I would choose cake, a slice of pie, a handful of gummy bears, pretty much any other sweet over a cookie.

The exception to that rule is the one or 2 times a year when the only thing I can think about is grocery store bakery M&Ms cookies.

You know the ones, right?

They’re super soft and somehow every grocery store in the country makes them exactly the same way?

Yeah, those.

When I get a random craving for one of them, nothing fixes it but getting those cookies.

I can remember leaving my house in a snowstorm in Colorado because I needed these cookies to survive the day.

Fritos and grocery store bakery M&Ms cookies are the only things that I was ever willing to leave my house for during a snowstorm.

Y’all remember those days? When I was too scared to drive in the snow so we would walk to school every day? Granted, it was a short walk but still. I was terrified to drive in the snow for the first several years we were there.

Anyway.
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