I bet you’re wondering what Pick-Your-Flavor Pancake Cookies are all about, right? Well, they are quite delicious, insanely easy to make, and I know you’ll be a fan!
You just need four ingredients to make these cookies and they are totally customizable so you can pick what flavors go into them. The pancake mix is the base of the recipe, so that can’t be changed, but you can use your favorite almond butter (flavored or not), coffee creamer (think about how many flavor options there are!!), and chocolate/butterscotch/peanut butter/white chocolate chips. You can really get creative with this recipe!
My cookies were Almond Joy-flavored with chocolate chips mixed in and, oh my goodness, they were so amazing. The pancake mix made them soft, light, and fluffy and the flavor was a mix of sweet coconut and rich chocolate. Holy yum!
Pick-Your-Flavor Pancake Cookies
Ingredients:
- 1 cup pancake mix (I used Whole Foods brand)
- 1/4 cup creamy almond butter
- 1/2 cup flavored coffee creamer
- 3/4 cup chocolate chips (or other favorite chips/morsels)
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- In a mixing bowl, combine ingredients until smooth.
- Coat a baking sheet with non-stick cooking spray. Use a heaping tablespoon to portion batter onto baking sheet, approximately 2 inches apart.
- Bake for 10-12 minutes.
- Remove from oven and allow to cool slightly before serving.
Makes 18 cookies
43 Comments
You had me at pancake + cookie! But really.. these sound fantastic, so a great idea!
Yum!! These look delicious!
What a great idea. I have molasses so gingerbread cookies….
This looks delicious! Cookies for breakfast? 🙂
I love using coffee creamer to flavor cookies/cake/brownies! I’ve never heard of pancake cookies before. I’m excited to experiment with these, they look so easy and tasty. Thanks!
Pancake mix is one of those things you can throw in whatever else you like and it’ll still turn out good!
Definitely something fun to do this weekend with my kids! On Sundays I make them pancakes but if they saw this we’d have to do it. And super easy with the oven, love it.
I love that these only have 4 ingredients! I don’t know how I would ever pick what kind of cookie to make – so many options!
That is really great! Possibilities are endless!
So many choices! I really like your new header by the way.
How simple! I would have never thought to put coffee creamer in cookie batter. I also recently learned you can add tea to anything you bake too. Wow!
LOVE this idea – thanks again Tina !
I am SO excited to make these!!!
Pancake + cookie? Oh boy. I may have found myself a new addiction!
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What a genius idea, Tina! Oh, now you have me thinking of all the creations I could come up with and blog about myself! Ahh! Man, I just love cookies. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
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Made them this afternoon and they are so delicious! Thank you!
Yay! So glad you liked them! 😄
Did you post that yummy pizza recipe yet?
They look and sound delicious!
Love this. Simply love it.
These look awesome!!
Yum yum! Saving this for sure!
Never thought of using coffee creamer. What a fabulous idea!
This was great! I didn’t have creamer so I substituted coconut flavored almond milk and the cookies turned out great. They were so easy to make and they’re a great treat to have when you’re craving something sweet!
I’m so happy to hear that the almond milk worked out! I was planning to try a non-dairy version, too. I’m guessing that they will taste amazing with the Eggnog flavored Coconut Milk I have in the fridge! 😉
Yesssss! I want to try that too!
Might have to try these with the kids today. Except with peanut butter and whole milk. We’ll see how that goes!
Just made these with hazelnut creamer and chocolate chips! Delish-Soft and cakey!
I’ve never thought to use coffee creamer in cookies, such a good idea! I have a feeling my waistline won’t agree though haha
What an awesome idea! I have some pancake mix I need to use up, so these are perfect!
I equally love cookies and pancakes so these are just perfect. you evil genius 😉
Just making sure, the pancake mix is the kind that you just add water to right? I know some make you add eggs/oil/water. The cookies sound awesome!
Yep! 😄
Hi Tina! I made these last night, and wow they were good! Last night I used french vanilla creamer and semi-sweet chocolate chips, but I think I am going to make more using my peppermint mocha creamer and mint m&ms! As always, thank you for sharing your recipes!
So glad you liked them!!
Making these tonight to bring to the after party at the Yule Fest Road Race for the KFIT gang!
I hope you guys love them!! Good luck!! 🙂