heart cookies
I’m not sure if these cotton candy heart cookie pops are warm and fuzzy or sort of strange and gross. At any rate, they are easy to make.
This idea was born in the long long oh my goodness long line at Michaels craft store. The line was so very very long. And a tub of cotton candy was sitting there staring at me for such a very very long long time.
And everything comes back to cookie pops. So here are some cotton candy heart cookie pops for Valentine’s day.
These should be made the same day they are served. The icing can interfere with the cotton candy over time and dissolve it, so overnight they won’t maintain that fluffiness.
how to make cotton candy heart cookie pops
Here are some video how-tos, and the full written instructions are below:
you will need*
*Find the cutter, lollipop sticks, frosting bag, coupler, tip and hopefully the cotton candy at the craft store. For food coloring, I used Americolor soft gel pastes, Electric Pink. For tips on finding cookie decorating supplies, click HERE.
step one: bake your cookies
Roll out chilled cookie dough according to the recipe, about 3/8 inch thick. Cut out hearts, place on parchment paper lined baking tray and insert sticks securely into cookie. Bake according to recipe and let cool.
step two: prepare your frosting
Prepare frosting and tint pink. Prepare frosting bag with coupler and tip, fill with frosting and tie closed tightly with a rubber band.
step three: decorate your cookies
Working with one cookie at a time, pipe an outline of the heart and then pipe back and forth to completely fill the cookie with icing. Immediately top with pieces of the cotton candy. Serve within a couple hours.
cookies and cups says
very cute! I made some cupcakes with cotton candy and the moisture in the frosting and air too dissolved it within an hour 🙁 I had sad shriveled cotton candy cupcakes left over, but it you eat them right away they are adorable and delicious :))
Chic Cookies says
Oh, how sad! I was afraid of exactly that! But my brand must've been toxic. Lasted all day. But the remaining ones were not so pretty in the morning. My 3 year old ate one anyway. I didn't.
Winelady Cooks says
Oh my gosh, these are the best. I'm going to surprise my daughter (really my grandsons will love it). How easy are these. Thanks for sharingJoanne
bridget {bake at 350} says
Aww…..warm and fuzzy! Those are so clever!!!
Dagmarette @ The Finishing School says
Love the warm and fuzzies! What a cute and creative idea for Valentines Day coming up! I would love to link them to The Finishing School if thats ok?www.thefinishing-school.com
Anonymous says
This is adorable. Adorable. Also, adorable.
Chic Cookies says
OK, the third adorable made me laugh out loud.
Paula says
wow, these cookies looks fantastic!
Liliana says
Thank you!!! I searched all over youtube and couldnt find a video with cookies and cotton candy on top!
meaghanmountford says
So glad Liliana!! Also, I’ll emphasize the bit in the blog post (in case you miss it) that you should serve these cookies the same day you add the cotton candy, because over night the cotton candy can dissolve.