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Hot Cocoa Peppermint Cookies are a delightful treat that perfectly marries the warmth of hot cocoa with the festive crunch of peppermint—ideal for cozying up on winter nights or sharing with loved ones during the holiday season. I first stumbled upon this recipe during a chilly December evening; with each bite, nostalgia washed over me, reminding me of cozy mugs filled with steaming hot chocolate. These cookies are more than just a sweet treat; they evoke comforting memories and bring joy to every gathering.

Why you’ll love this dish

These cookies aren’t just any ordinary dessert. Hot Cocoa Peppermint Cookies come together in a snap, making them perfect for busy bakers and families eager for a holiday treat that doesn’t consume hours in the kitchen. With just a handful of pantry staples, this recipe is efficient and budget-friendly, turning out gourmet flavors without breaking the bank. Best of all, the combination of rich chocolate and refreshing peppermint appeals to kids and adults alike, ensuring they’re a hit at any gathering.

"I made these for my family holiday party, and they were gone in minutes! The peppermint crunch is a game-changer." – A delighted home baker

The cooking process explained

Creating these Hot Cocoa Peppermint Cookies is a thorough yet straightforward process that anyone can master. Start by gathering your ingredients and visualizing the delicious cookies you’ll soon be baking. Each step has been designed to keep things as simple as possible without sacrificing flavor or texture. This recipe favors convenience, so set your timer, and let’s get those cookies baking!

What you’ll need

To whip up these scrumptious cookies, make sure you have the following ingredients on hand:

  • 1 box Triple Chocolate Fudge Cake Mix
  • 1/2 cup oil
  • 1/2 cup water
  • 1 cup peppermint candies, crushed (feel free to use candy canes!)
  • 1/2 cup chocolate chips
  • Powdered sugar for dusting

Note: For a lighter texture, you will want to opt for a neutral oil, like vegetable or canola oil.

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