Soft & Thick Snickerdoodles






Made these for a holiday party with my family — everyone went NUTS! They. Are. So. Good. A little crispy on the outside, perfectly chewy and soft on the inside. I also substituted in 1 cup whole wheat flour, and it added a really nice flavor and texture. These are perfection — snickerdoodles aren’t even my kind of cookies (I’m more of a funfetti chocolate chip girl). Oh, forgot to add, I made them for a holiday party, but my family ATE THEM ALL beforehand so I had to make a second batch — the recipe is so easy and fast though, I didn’t even mind! You’ve gotta make these….right now..

Recipe >> Soft & Thick Snickerdoodles @ sallysbakingaddiction.com

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