Welcome to day eight of the 12 Days of Christmas Cookies on WLOW! French toast is one of my favorite breakfast options. When I saw it in cookie form I need I had to make them. Christmas cookies aren’t just about holiday sprinkles and expected treats, like the Peanut Butter Blossoms I make every year. […]

Copycat Crumbl Cookie Recipes can be made at home, and the result is a delicious and soft cookie that tastes BETTER than Crumbl.

Have cookies for breakfast with these French Toast Cookies with Maple Glaze. Soft and chewy sugar cookie rolled in cinnamon sugar. Topped with a maple glaze and sprinkled with brown butter bread crumbs. Breakfast of Champions. For more recipes check out www.sweetrecipeas.com #frenchtoast #frenchtoastcookies #cookies #cookierecipes #maple #brownbutter #brownbutterbreadcrumbs

A soft and chewy copycat Crumbl cinnamon cookie with a swirl of cream cheese frosting (think cinnamon roll) and topped with a crunchy sprinkle of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal. I make these a little smaller than the original for everyday munching!

These Crumbl inspired waffle cookies taste just like a waffle! With hints of maple and butter, these cookies are great to enjoy with a tall glass of ice cold milk.

The best of the best Crumbl cookie recipes all complied in one place, these spot on copycat recipes will satisfy your Crumbl cravings!

These cookies are a delicious and unique spin on the classic waffle cookie.

These easy Oreo french silk pie cookies are a delicious twist between oreo and pie made with an oreo chocolate cookie base and topped with a luscious chocolate filling or topping should I say. It is easy yet so delicious!

I LOVE french toast. And, I love cookies. So I thought why don't I combine the two? These amazing french toast cookies are the result! Soft dough is rolled in cinnamon sugar and baked in the oven until the dough puffs up and becomes a light airy cookie. Then, the cookies are drizzled with vanilla icing and topped with fluffy, sweet, and buttery french toast pieces. Sounds like the perfect cookie, right?