These cute & easy to make Pencil Cookies are a perfect back to school snack idea!
Pencil Cookies
The Back to School Season will be in full swing soon, and I have another very cute & easy idea for parents to make with children or Teachers/PTO members to make for Meet the Teacher Days! Like the Apple Cookie Pops I shared earlier this week, these Pencil Cookies require just a few ingredients to create!
Pencil Cookies Ingredients
Ingredients:
Wafer Cookies
White melting chocolate
Pink melting chocolate
Chocolate chips (Use mini chocolate chips for smaller cookies)
Other Materials:
Sandwich bags
Using a serrated knife, carefully cut the squared corners off of one side of each wafer cookie so they are in the shape of a point at one end.
Melt the white and pink chocolate according to package directions.
Use the white melting chocolate to draw around the edge of the triangle tip of each wafer cookie to create the “pencil tip”. Fill in the triangle in with the chocolate. Place a chocolate chip on the very end (point facing out).
Use the pink melting chocolate to trace around the opposite squared end of the wafer cookie, and completely fill in a rectangular shape to create the “eraser”.
Complete this process for all cookies. Allow melting chocolate to completely cool before enjoying.
Pencil Cookies
Prep Time: 10 minutes | Cook Time: 0 minutes | Total Time: 10 minutes
Ingredients:
Wafer Cookies
White melting chocolate
Pink melting chocolate
Chocolate chips (Use mini chocolate chips for smaller cookies)
Other Materials:
Sandwich bags
Directions:
- Using a serrated knife, carefully cut the squared corners off of one side of each wafer cookie so they are in the shape of a point at one end.
- Melt the white and pink chocolate according to package directions.
- Scoop each color of melting chocolate into its own sandwich bag. Press the chocolate all the way until it reaches the bottom of one corner of the bag. Use scissors to snip off a very small tip to allow the chocolate to slowly flow through.
- Use the white melting chocolate to draw around the edge of the triangle tip of each wafer cookie to create the “pencil tip”. Fill in the triangle in with the chocolate. Place a chocolate chip on the very end (point facing out).
- Use the pink melting chocolate to trace around the opposite squared end of the wafer cookie, and completely fill in a rectangular shape to create the “eraser”.
- Complete this process for all cookies. Allow melting chocolate to completely cool before enjoying.
These are a few items I find helpful when crafting these Pencil Cookies:
Keebler Sugar Wafer Vanilla, 2.75-Ounce Packages (Pack of 12)
Wilton 1911-13 Candy Melts, Bright WhiteWilton 1911-424 Candy Melts, 12-Ounce, Bright PinkNESTLE TOLL HOUSE Real Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels 12 oz. BagZiploc Sandwich Bags – 125-CountOXO Good Grips Pro 5
Elizabeth Tarlow says
I LOVE these Cookies!! They are almost too cute to eat 🙂 Thanks for sharing!!
Maureen says
What a great treat for a child to have in their lunchbox at school. Getting ready for the start of the school year.
Kristen says
Cute, simple idea 🙂
Abigail Gibson says
My nephew would love to make these. Thanks for sharing.
Cali W. says
Really cute back to school treat. 🙂
Cindy Merrill says
The fun concept of these cookies is that you can use any flavor of wafer cookie you like- Maple flavored wafers would be good for this.
Amber says
These are so cute! And I can encourage my kids to do their homework at the same time that they’re eating their pencils haha
Sarah L says
Those are very cute cookies. Even I could make them.
Cynthia C says
What a cute way to celebrate back to school days.
ELLEN LEVICKIS says
These cookies are adorable!
Marilyn Nawara says
Super cute! Would be the perfect treat for the first day of school.
Zoey says
My grandpa used to love these wafer cookies. This recipe is bringing back some memories.
Mishelle says
Those look really cute and a fun thing to come home to!! I think I will try them next week!!
Mishelle
Rosie says
What a cute idea, and would be perfect to share with kids getting together at school or after, doing homework (and after dinner, of course). So easy!
Cindy Brooks says
Love this idea! I’m going to borrow it for our next school event, thanks!
Calvin says
Looks creative and fun to make.. also to eat
Leela says
That is such a cute idea.
June S. says
(Pencil Cookies) I do like this great cookie recipe for my five year old grandson to make together sometime this fall after things start slowing down around here a bit. I know that he would have fun making these with his grandma.