Snowman Cookie Pops

Intro: Snowman Cookie Pops

Christmas is the time for baking extra cute cookies.  These snowman cookie pops also happen to be gluten free, dairy free, eggless,vegan and free of the top 8 food allergens.  It's just 3 small cookies smooshed together on a stick and dressed up with some icing.  They're very easy to make, it just takes some time.  Aren't they adorable?

To save time, make the dough in advance and plan on letting them dry overnight.  Store bought cookie dough might work too.  I have not tried this but keep in mind they will probably spread when baked.  The dough is actually based off of a traditional pecan crescent cookie.  Buttery, crisp and melt in your mouth.  (No butter or nuts in these though).

Feel free to change the recipe.  Regular butter can be substituted instead of palm shortening.  A regular wheat based sugar cookie recipe would probably work fine too, just omit egg replacer and xanthan gum.

To see more pictures please visit my blog at  http://petiteallergytreats.blogspot.com  These were inspired byMunchkin Munchies snowman thumbprints.  Please check out the original recipe that is wheat based.

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Let's start!

STEP 1: Ingredients and Cookie Dough

Inspired by Munchkin Munchies
Makes about 15 snowman
-15 lollipop sticks
Ingredients preheat oven to 350 degree
- pumpkin seed flour (food processed seeds)
- gluten free all purpose flour
- palm shortening
- sugar
-egg replacer
- water
Icing
- powdered sugar
-milk of choice
-black, red, yellow, blue food coloring for face, buttons and scarf

Directions
On my blog Petite Allergy Treats

STEP 2: Forming the Snowman

directions and recipes Petite Allergy Treats

STEP 3: Icing and Details

See my blog for more finished photos, directions and recipes Petite Allergy Treats

Comments

[naranjito]

tienen muy buena pinta y no parece complicado de hacer. Probaré a hacerlos estas navidades.

Gracias por compartirlo! un saludo

[MakennaWhiting]

Those look really good I will have to try doing this sometime for sure

[petiteallergrytreats]

Thanks so much! This is the first time I've ever iced anything that turned out cute. :)

[jessyratfink]

So so cute! :D And I love the detailed walkthrough for icing - I'm always so bad at that part!