With Thanksgiving coming up, there’s nothing more fun and tasty to make than turkey cookies. These are creative, tasty, and fun.
With fall and Thanksgiving coming up, it’s a great time to start baking with the kids.
Whether you are cooking these turkey cookies for Thanksgiving itself, for a school party, or simply because it’s fun to be creative in the kitchen… these turkey cookies will delight.
Of course, if you want something more substantial, we recommend our pumpkin pie cake.
Turkey cookies characteristics
Essentially, the key to turkey ingredients is to have a cookie that is the turkey’s body and then some type of confectionery, candy, or addition that makes the turkey feathers. Plus, of course, something to bind them together.
And that’s it.
VOILA.
Fall and harvest themed turkey cookies everyone everyone will love.
Creative, Tasty, And Cute Turkey Cookies
These fall themed cookies are so fun and will make quite the statement on the potluck table. They are easy to whip together as well.
Green eyed turkeys... sign me up! These involve some candy corn and icing fun.
Now, Reese's will really make this turkey pop. Make sure the heat isn't on too high or these puppies will melt!
These cookies use chocolate icing to give the turkey's body color and would be fun to make at a cookie decorating party as well!
Candy corn again, can't make the turkey cookies without them clearly, but these use simple sugar cookies (or you could substitute spice cookies, snicker doodles, etc.) to decorate the turkey.
Love a good Milano cookie? Why not use your fave store bought cookies to give the turkey a body. Also, these eyes, aren't they cute!
Love those fudge stripes? YES, who doesn't, right? Buy those and make these 3D turkeys. They'll be fun to make and even more fun to devour.
Nutter butters... oh man. As if we weren't spoiled enough with all of our Thanksgiving yummy treats these days. NOW we're adding some nutter butters. Gather the nutter butters, Reese's, and turkey decorations to make these turkey cookies.
These turkey cookie pops would be excellent for neighbor gifts, party favors, or even to decorate a beautiful table for your Thanksgiving feasts. This recipe uses both vanilla and chocolate oreos.
The malted milk balls, candy corn, and Oreos all come together (with a bit of icing) to make the most darling and fall festive turkey sweets.
This is a more long turkey face. With edible eyes, so fun for kids!
Using chocolate morsels, sliced almonds, refrigerated cookie dough, and pretzels, you can create these fun turkey treats. Children will absolutely love taking part making these.
If you're into cookie decorating or diving into more intricate icing designs, you will LOVE tackling these projects. These would be excellent for parties, get togethers, and cookie decorating socials.
These turkeys are even upright! These will be fun to eat, and you can even use them as centerpieces or table decorations for your fall holiday party.
Love M&M's? With some sugar cookies and M&M's you can make a happy little festive fall cookie.
Another turkey cookie using stripes that is easy, fun, and quick to make. These are great for a classroom activity or even for get-togethers or parties at home.
I didn't even know there WAS such a thing as pumpkin chocolate chips until I saw these! There are only 5 ingredients here and they're quick to put together.
Using a large cookie and some icing with edible eyes, then pop on the candy corn for a big ole fat and happy turkey!
Using easy to source ingredients, you can make some turkeys using sugar cookies, chocolate morsels, m & m's, candy corn, and Reese's.
Kids will LOVE using icing to decorate a good old fashioned steady sugar cookie. Don't have edible eyes around? You can make the turkey's eyes with M&m's and icing.
Made with ingredients you'll have at home (except maybe candy corn, but hey it's fall, don't you have those at home?) you can whip these up in no time.
Chocolate frosting is the hero here. Makes them pretty and tasty! Also instead of candy corn, as most other cookies used, these have almond slices. So fun!
