See how to make the best homemade Danish wedding cookies! They have super tender, melt-in-your-mouth texture and make a delicious addition to any holiday cookie plate. Similar to Mexican wedding cookies, Russian tea cake or snowballs Christmas cookies, the easy cookie recipe is made with 5 ingredients and decorated with powdered sugar. Includes a Keebler copycat recipe with chocolate chips, tips for gluten free cookies and variations with walnuts, pecans, and almonds…

Danish Wedding Cookies - MOCK RECIPE. First, the disclaimer to keep me from being sued. The above image is not mine. I got it from the web to use as a "fair use" reference. This is not the recipe to Keebler's Danish Wedding Cookies, I don't know their recipe. I only figured out the recipe that tastes just like their Danish Wedding Cookies. This recipe is my recipe that I trial and errored until I got it as close to the Keebler Danish Wedding Cookies as I could. The ingredients are the same…

My favorite store bought cookie has always been.... the Keebler Danish Wedding Cookie. I haven't had these cookies in a LONG time. But the w...

Getting nostalgic today with super simple Danish Wedding Cookies! Lightly sweetened, buttery, and nutty shortbread-style cookies, coated w...

Made with butter, powdered sugar, and nuts these Danish Wedding Cookies have a tender, melt-in-your-mouth texture! #danishweddingcookies #danishweddingcookiesrecipe #danishweddingcookieseasy #homemadedanishweddingcookies #snowballcookies #pecancookies #mexicanweddingcookies

Bite-sized, powdered sugar covered Danish Wedding Cookies are the perfect sweet treat with a cup of tea or coffee. Bet you can't eat just one!

These nutty little shortbread cookies are coated with powdered sugar and melt in your mouth. So lovely on a holiday cookie plate!

Does anyone else remember Danish Wedding Cookies, the Keebler confections that came in a bright pink box? They were crumbly little cookies, about an inch and a half in diameter, covered with powdered sugar and studded with little chocolate chips. We didn't have them very often in my house-- probably because one taste was enough

My Mom used to buy those wedding cookies in that pink bag, I think from Keebler, and I loved them. I came across this recipe online and tried it. It is just as good, in fact I think it's better. And they are really simple to make.