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Marshmallow Confetti Cookies

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This past fall I was sent a package of some of the latest goodies from Wilton. Included were Limited Edition Marshmallow Candy Melts, and I knew I needed to come up with something fun to make with them. All of my boys absolutely love marshmallow anything so I knew they would be a hit. I happen to have a box of cake mix that was perfect for making some confetti cookies.  Why top them with traditional frosting when you can top  them with  some marshmallow candy? Yeah, that is what I thought, so these marshmallow confetti cookies were born!

These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

Any sprinkle would really work for the top or could even leave them plain. *gasp* (I’ll pretend that the option to skip out on the extra sprinkles wasn’t even mentioned. ) I used some jimmies from a box set I had from Wilton, but  you can easily go with what will work for your next birthday or holiday celebration.
These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

Products Needed:

Fun sprinkles are a must! You can buy them individually or get an assorted set. I’m using the Wilton Everyday Sprinkle Set which is a great value and the perfect starter set. Avoid a trip to the store and get them shipped directly to you from Amazon!

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Update: Unfortunately with limited edition products like this one, they don’t last long and marshmallow flavor is no longer available. However, Wilton is always offering fun flavored candy melts so be sure to look for what special flavors are currently available. For example, Sugar Cookie Candy Melts are now being offered. I think they’d make a great substitute in this recipe. Traditional chocolate flavored candy melts would also taste great. To get the look I have for these cookies, use Bright White Candy Melts!

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Marshmallow Confetti Cookies
5 from 3 votes
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Marshmallow Confetti Cookies

Course Dessert
Prep Time 20 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Servings 36
Author Emilie (Altered Recipe from Pillsbury)

Ingredients

  • 1 18.9-oz. pkg. Pillsbury™ Moist Supreme™ Funfetti® Cake Mix
  • 1/3 cup oil
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 pkg 12 oz Wilton Limited Edition Marshmallow Candy Melts (or other candy melts)
  • Wilton sprinkles

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 375°F. Combine cake mix, oil and eggs in large bowl until well combined. Roll dough into 1-inch balls.
  2. Place 2 inches apart on parchment paper or silicone baking sheet lined cookie sheets. (Alternative, ungreased cookie sheets will also work.)
  3. Dip small glass into flour then flatten cookies to 1/4" thickness with glass.
  4. Bake for 6 to 8 minutes or until edges are light golden brown.
  5. Cool 1 minute before transfer to wire rack to cool completely.
  6. Melt candy melts in microwave, using microwave safe bowl.
  7. Start with one minute then stir. Continue to microwave, stopping at 30 second intervals to stir, just until melted. (Do not overheat)
  8. Spread melted candy over cookies. Immediately add sprinkles to top.
  9. Let candy set before storing.
  10. Store in tightly covered container.

These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

Kitchen Tip:

Once you spread the chocolate candy over the cookies, they will start to set up very fast. Move quickly to add your sprinkles before they will no longer stick.

These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

I found that spreading out the candy on two or three cookies then adding sprinkles worked well for me. Within just a few minutes, your cookies will be hard enough to stack, making them perfect for travel.

These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

Using melted candy  is such a great alternative to traditional frosting and is a nice break in routine. Everyone who tried one of these marshmallow confetti cookies was surprised to find the marshmallow candy and loved the flavor combinations.

These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

Consider these marshmallow confetti cookies for your next celebration as they are sure to be a hit with your guests too. Wilton has a large selection of candy melts available, so if marshmallow isn’t your favorite flavor or they become unavailable, try another!

For more fun baking and cake decorating ideas, be sure to check out Wilton.

These marshmallow confetti cookies feature a fun alternative to traditional icing and work great for celebrations! Give this easy cookie recipe a try!

16 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    Perfect treat for a sweet tooth, could make some for Valentines day and use just pink and red sprinkles instead.

  2. 5 stars
    I want to make these cute adorable cookies for Easter. Cookies are my specialty and these look easy and fun to make. Thanks for sharing the recipe!

  3. This is so delicious! you make it looks so easy ! This would be great to do as a family or make for a birthday party.

  4. Wow, this recipe would be great for a birthday party. Even the kids could make them together! Cool! Thanks! 🙂

  5. 5 stars
    Oh these look so fun! I love that they are made from a cake mix! The marshmallow frosting sounds so good and interesting! I cant wait to try these! Whenever we go to the store, Carter always wants cookies like this with frosting and sprinkles!

  6. i want to try this because they do look delicious but with a bf who eats anything thats sweet and good i have to find a good hiding spot first 🙂

  7. These look so good! They remind me of cookies I used to buy at Wal-mart, but I’m sure these taste better!

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