In addition to the sour cream cutout cookies, Eicher shares various recipes for Christmas treats, including December White Christmas Cookies, December Cornflake Candy, and Chex Chocolate Blast.

Cornflakes mixed with melted peanut butter, and butterscotch chips ... cookie scoop if you want more consistent sizes. I don't add chocolate chips to my recipe because I love the pure butterscotch ...

This list includes a few classic Christmas cookies (peanut butter blossoms ... Stir in food coloring. Add cornflakes and stir until well coated. Rub a small amount of butter between your hands ...

From pastry-topped pints to potato soft serve, there are now endless flavor possibilities on offer in the humble ice cream ...

Making festive cookies for the holidays doesn’t have to mean owning six types of sprinkles or having three different sugars on hand. In fact, some of my holiday favorites have shockingly few ...

Mother's Day is the perfect occasion to show appreciation and love through a delightful brunch spread. These Mother's Day ...

As if warm chocolate chip cookies couldn't get any better, this recipe swoops in with a next-level ingredient: browned butter. When browning the butter ... This cookie, made with a deliciously crispy ...

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Thankfully, my choice was well received. I made Peanut Butter Cornflake Cookies. These no-bake cookies call for just four ingredients: cornflake cereal, peanut butter, corn syrup, and sugar.

In saucepan, melt chocolate chips and pour over the candy ... Melt vanilla chips and pour over the cereal in one bowl. Melt peanut butter chips and pour over the cereal in the other bowl.