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Red Velvet Cake Mix Cookies Recipe
Red Velvet Cake Mix Cookies Recipe
Have you ever wondered how to turn red velvet cake mix into cookies? We made these red velvet cookies from betty crocker cake mix. They literally made the best red velvet cookies with red velvet cake mix ever! We hope that you love these Red Velvet Cake Mix Cookies Recipe.
Red Velvet Cake Mix Cookies Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 box red velvet cake mix – we use Duncan Hines or Betty Crocker
- 2 tbsp all purpose flour
- 2 large eggs at room temp
- 1/2 cup coconut oil
- 1 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 2 cups of quality white chocolate for the top
Directions
- In the bowl of your mixer, quickly combine the flour and dry cake mix.
- Add in the room temp eggs, oil and pure vanilla extract. Turn the mixer on medium for 1-3 minutes or until you have a smooth consistency.
- Remove and place the balled up dough into tight plastic wrap, chill for 1-3 hours.
- Preheat your oven to 350 degrees and line baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Form balls with the dough that is about 1.5 inches around, bake for 10-14. All ovens cook differently so keep a close eye on the first batch to get a better idea for how long the following trays will take.
- Cool completely on racks.
- Follow the package instructions for melting the chocolate, microwave method is fine. You’ll want to use as small of a dish as possible-while still being able to thoroughly mix (and needs to be heat safe).
- With the cookies still on the wire cooling racks, drizzle each cookie with the white chocolate. Placing the racks over the left over parchment paper will save on clean up time. Use a large fork to help speed up this step.
- Let the white chocolate fully set before storing.
If you need red velvet cake cookies using cake mix, red velvet cookies from cake mix recipe or even red velvet cookies from box cake mix, this red velvet cookies using cake mix recipe is perfect. Whether you make duncan hines red velvet cake mix cookie recipe or betty crocker cake mix red velvet cookies, these red velvet cake mix cookies are certain to delight everyone. We hope that you are inspired by this Red Velvet Cake Mix Cookies Recipe. Happy baking!
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Oh those look amazing. I would love to make these for my family.
Red velvet is my favorite and these cookies look scrumptious! I’ll have to bake a batch this holiday season.
I love anything with red bvelvet. This looks yummy!
These are adorable and perfect for the holidays. They sound delicious too. I’d love to make some
I enjoy red velvet cake. These sound even better though! Thanks for the great recipe.
I’m hosting a cookie exchange next month and these just might make the list…though I’m not going to tell them a box mix was involved. 😉
These look really good. I have heard of making cookies from cake but I’ve never done it.
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These look like a really yummy holiday treat.
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