Pumpkin Pudding Cookies – 3 Ways

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Pumpkin Pudding Cookies – 3 Ways

a photo of a cookie sheet full of baked pumpkin pudding cookies. some have chocolate chips and some are covered with cinnamon and sugar.

These pudding cookies are hands down the best pumpkin cookies we’ve ever had! THIS. IS. IT! It’s got the texture of a fluffy chocolate chip cookie but tastes like pumpkin. And best of all, we’re including three different ways to make it!

Years ago, my friend Krysta introduced me to a pudding in chocolate chip cookies recipe which we still obsess over to this day. When I saw pumpkin spice pudding mix hit the shelves of Walmart and Harmons this fall, I just knew I had to make a new version. The only problem was, which do I make?! I would normally shoot all three and do three different posts over the years, but this time I decided that since you all went nuts about it on instagram, I’d just get the recipe up ASAP!

You all know I can’t help myself when it comes to cookies! I have to try all kinds of different add-ins (kitchen sink cookies), toppings (peanut butter blossoms), stuffings (s’mores stuffed chocolate chip cookies) and techniques (lemon crinkle cookies).

We found 3 ways that we love these pumpkin pudding cookies – coated in cinnamon and sugar, loaded with chocolate chips, or stuffed with Rolos! We will detail each of those versions below.

Tips for the Best Pumpkin Pudding Cookies

Here are a few tips for the best pumpkin pudding cookies:

  • You need 5.1 ounces of pudding but the pudding is only sold as 3.4 ounce boxes, so you’ll need to use 2 boxes and either weigh the powder into a bowl with a food scale, or just use about 1 1/2 boxes.
  • If you go with the Rolos options, make sure there is a lot of dough on the bottom because the Rolos will seep out if there isn’t enough dough on the bottoms.
  • If you make the chocolate chip version, save a few chocolate chips to place on top of each cookie. It makes them look so pretty and appetizing!

Ingredients for Pumpkin Pudding Cookies

These will just be your standard cookie ingredients here with the

Always Soft Lemon Cheesecake Cookie Recipe

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Always Soft Lemon Cheesecake Cookie Recipe

a photo of a stack of golden lemon cheesecake cookies full of white chocolate chips with the top cookie broken in half with the insides of cookie showing.

When the cookie dough is making you drool you know you’ve found yourself a winner. We cannot stop making this white chocolate lemon cheesecake cookie recipe now! The smell of the dough was eye rolling-ly good!

If you own our second cookbook, Raised in the Kitchen you know that our oldest daughter adores her delicate iced lemon cookies recipe and we all 100% agree. But late one evening I needed to bust out a lot of cookies for a friend and found myself a little short on what I needed.

My go-to chocolate chip cookies for feeding friends and family is actually a pudding recipe. I use an adapted version for our chocolate cookies as well because the flavor, texture and stability on the shelf are unbeatable. The pudding keeps the cookies so perfectly soft and chewy and also makes it a totally no-fail recipe. I mean, you literally could not mess those cookies up. Even better? They feed a huge crowd so it’s the best to bust out for a group.

While on my last batch I suddenly realized that I was out of the french vanilla pudding. I immediately grabbed for chocolate but once again, out! I always keep them on hand, how had I forgotten to replenish? Through searching I found a box of cheesecake and a box of lemon and as I use a large box I’d have no choice but to use two small boxes to get the job done.

What Do You Need for Lemon Cheesecake Cookies?

Grab a box of lemon pudding and a box of cheesecake pudding and the rest you probably already have in the house! The measurements for each ingredient can be found in the recipe card at the end of this post. You can also save or print the recipe from there as well. Here is what you will need to make these irresistible cookies:

  • Unsalted Butter – needs to be softened so it will cream together with the sugars
  • Eggs – gives the cookies their structure
  • Sugar – just regular white granulated sugar
  • Brown Sugar – adds richness
  • Vanilla Extract – use the real deal and no imitation flavoring
  • Almond Extract – just the tiniest bit enhances the flavor so much
  • All-Purpose Flour – make sure to measure the flour correctly
  • Salt – enhances all the flavors and cuts the sweetness
  • Baking Soda – make sure your baking soda is fresh, this helps give the cookies their fluffiness
  • Cheesecake Pudding Mix – measure out half the powder using a kitchen scale
  • Lemon Pudding Mix – measure out half the powder using a kitchen scale
  • White Chocolate Chips – we love Ghirrardeli or Guittard brand

What Does Pudding Do in a Cookie Recipe?

Adding pudding in cookie recipes makes the cookies super

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