I received some complimentary mixes courtesy of MyBlogspark recently and decided to get creative yesterday with the cookie mix. Jon had been asking for cookies, so I made sure to get the butter out to soften as soon as I got up. One of the things I love about this mix is how simple it is. You add butter, 1 egg and 1 tsp of vanilla. That is it. If you don’t want to keep a supply of gluten-free flours, baking soda, baking powder and xanthan gum around, this is the way to go. Perfect for college students!
Then I considered sandwiching ice cream between 2 cookies, but didn’t want to soften the ice cream, refreeze, etc. I remembered I had some frosting in the pantry! Perfect!
I don’t normally use pre-made frosting, I make my own. However, there is a place for convenience, and this was the place. Best thing about these Betty Crocker frostings is the label – clearly marked “gluten-free”.
I smeared some frosting on the bottom of a cookie.
And then I sandwiched the other cookie on top.
Jon proclaimed this “awesome”, so it must be a keeper of an idea!
I only made one cookie like this, just in case Jon didn’t like them. I stuck the remaining frosting in the refrigerator. I plan on making the rest of the cookies into sandwiches later today. I do have a problem, though, there is an odd number of cookies.
Guess that means I’ll have to eat the leftover cookie. I hate when that happens.



My son and me, November 2000. This is before we were gluten-free/diagnosed Celiac.


Frosting and cookies are always good, but ice cream and cookies would have been awesome!
Forget the cookies – I could just eat right out of the frosting tub!
Atta girl!
The cookies look delish! When do we get to hear the brand etc?
The cookies are Betty Crocker's GF Chocolate Chip Cookie mix.
I'm newly diagnosed with CD and found your site while researching for gluten free recipes. LOVE that I can make these cookies – with frosting! Wow – hugs for sharing this! You've made my day!
Jennifer – I am so glad that I could help!
This is why I blog.
Kim